Spider-Gwen Syndicate

I see that the protagonist has practiced shooting, and I recommend several firearms that can be used as weapons for the protagonist. M1911 America's ancestral gun, with a .45 (11.43Mm) caliber and vibranium or Edman alloy warheads, has a good killing effect. Useful at close range. Effective range is 50 meters. 7 Rounds in one magazine

When did the plot develop to this!

Gwen image reference. This is the version currently in use. Of course, it will change later as the plot progresses

Ralph's image reference is based on Jacob Frye in Assassin's Creed Syndicate. Now you can probably understand why the book is called Syndicate.

To be honest, after reading about thirty chapters, I found that the opening chapter violated several taboos about fan fiction. First of all, the protagonist is not a time traveler, does not understand the plot, and lacks a sense of agency. Secondly, the important supporting characters are original characters, which is the way to die in fan fiction. Finally, mainstream superheroes and villains have never appeared, which is tantamount to rejecting hot spots. After talking about the problem, let's talk about the advantages. The emotions are delicate, and the author is obviously better at writing romance novels. If he writes romance novels directly, he may be more popular.

I really like what you wrote. Do you have a book club? I've ordered them all. Come on, please don't tj. If it doesn't work, give me a future plot.

1. It's heavily OOC, and it's a lot different from the original comics. If you don't like it, you can find something better. The Spider-Gwen comic is Gwen, so isn't it the animated version of Gwen? Gwen is the one who animates it, so why should I write something other than Gwen? Let's open Gwen's citizenship to each other, right? 2. Emotional scenes are rubbish because I have never been in love and don't understand women, so I can only write based on my feelings. 3. The previous questions will be answered later. I know that the comics I have read are very hard-core and amazing. I haven't even written about them, so I asked why this is the case. Then what else should I read? Anyway, the final ending must be that the villain Matt dies and Gwen goes to jail. Why bother reading it when you already know the outcome. 4. The writing in many places is very rubbish, I admit it myself, because when I first started I wanted to write a hundred chapters to end it, but later I realized that some people would really read it and decided to have some snacks. This can be seen from the typos. 5. Basically I won't write (or write less) about Spider-Man Universe, because the protagonist is not Spider-Man, so I can't let the protagonist go offline for dozens of chapters. Isn't the plot of Miles finding his father and falling in love separate? My old father is about to go to jail. One second he is very anxious, and the next second he is helping others and falling in love. 6. If you have any opinions, please mention them directly, but is it a bit too much to catch OOC every time? I think what I wrote is relatively close to the original work, except that everything that should happen in the Spider Universe finally happened, but in a slightly different way. Is the identity of the father and daughter revealed in the Rhino Man incident, the reconciliation of the Vulture incident, and Matt becoming the Kingpin are being written.

When I saw the title, I thought it was Crime Syndicate

Author, would you like to expand the plot based on the parallel universe and the vertical and horizontal universe?

I don't really like the author's way of finding a romantic partner for original characters. It doesn't really help the plot, so I usually skip it. The setting of the protagonist makes people not like it. The plot is too slow and not exciting. However, the author's characterization is more delicate and he gives more candy. However, it is recommended that the heroine's inner thoughts about Peter Parker should be less.

After reading the first chapter, I immediately had three questions. First, is Griffin a griffon or a crow? Later he is said to be a griffin, but earlier he is said to be a black bird. Can he transform? Crows are mentioned repeatedly in the introduction and chapter titles. Second, is the protagonist a time traveler or an indigenous person. Third, judging from Peter Parker's old friends, it was probably Gwen who gave the equipment. So what is special about the protagonist that makes her take the protagonist seriously? Does the protagonist have super powers? My personal experience is not very good. I don't really like the style of starting the Riddler in the first chapter. But the writing is okay, so I'll take another look

It's really well written. I'll go to the post bar to help you promote it.

Update, I want to read the story of William and Gwen's journey across the universe

Is the protagonist from the original world or from time travel? The author writes it a bit like a time traveler, but he appears to be a person from the original world who knows nothing and has no prophetic advantage.

This is a love line that looks more comfortable. At least there are events and excesses. It's not the kind where both parties kiss just by looking at each other.

In fact, having the protagonist be Chinese-American may have a wider audience, but considering this is Marvel, it is not so inconsistent.

The quality of this book does not match the monthly ticket data seriously.

The author has started a new book, and this is the follow-up book. 🔥No need to wait for this update

I thought it was the Syndicate from Earth 3 in DC

One hundred tickets a day are ready

Borrow the building to push some books

Is this book just about Spider-Man or is it also about other superheroes?

Farewell Harem Farewell Harem, single heroine, single heroine

This book gave me a wonderful feeling, like reading an American comic, with a strong American comic style

Is the Shadow Lady from a Marvel movie or is it an original creation by the author? I haven't seen much of Marvel or DC. Can anyone tell me?

Is this gone?😰