American Comics: Starting from Integrating the People of the Motherland

I don't want to see too many battle descriptions in this kind of novel. How does Bullseye fight against the people of the motherland?

The numbers should have collapsed. New York doesn't have enough people for 100,000 people. . . . . As soon as it was published in the newspaper, its prestige value should have exploded, let alone the later New York war. This kind of influence is outrageous if it is less than 100,000.

Well, you can't let go. You have to say that starting from ordinary people is almost the same, but the protagonist has the invincible strength of the earth, but he just can't let go. Declare war on the earth directly. No one on the earth pays attention to it. It doesn't matter if other strong people rule the earth. American superheroes can't beat you, and nuclear bombs are not afraid. In this way, the territory is established. , Displaced, there are too many people who hate you, Admiration, there are always people with vested interests who follow you. In order to effectively consolidate their own interests and your rule, these people will promote your noble virtues and greatness, don't you have admiration? Territory, belief, hatred, admiration, this is the path of the finalist.

Don't you read it yourself? The writing is so weird, it feels like one sentence must be forcibly divided into two paragraphs

It doesn't feel necessary to accept the villains and heroes as their subordinates. After all, they are invincible texts and have no sense of existence. It is better to kill them all the way.

The pace is too fast and it's easy to lose track of writing.

Not bad, it kills decisively and doesn't drag out the plot.

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Okay, okay, I'm considered invincible, I can watch it. Let's make a complaint: Don't always write out the pretense lines in the attribute panel, such as prestige/status, which are too repetitive and boring, especially if you listen to books.