Mulgore Hotel in Marvel

I saw that Chapter 60 was well written, but the sudden interlude of derogating the West and blowing the wind was a bit confusing. The shaman used by the protagonist used the Five Elements to pretend to be the other. The daily derogation of the Western dragon, vampire, and Eastern dragon zombie shouldn't be seen in Marvel settings.

The book is quite good, and it doesn't criticize S. H. I. E. L. D., And the early stage is indeed a bit rough, but the logic is completely self-consistent, the background is very large, it is a Marvel comic background, not a Marvel movie, the plot is not too procrastinating, the protagonist has different strengths, and the people he meets also have different strengths, and this book is one of the Marvel fans I have read that has a clearer division of strengths. This book is also very detailed in how to draw strength. This is very good. Most of the books I read will weaken this point. Those who are interested in this area can also read it. I don't think it's particularly poisonous. Maybe it's because I have a relatively high poison resistance recently?

Write according to your own ideas and don't let others interfere with you. It cannot be to everyone's taste.

Are you really not afraid of others robbing you of releasing the shamanic heritage? Run away.

Let me just say this, you decide whether to watch it or not, the protagonist licks S. H. I. E. L. D. He licked it at the beginning, told SHIELD about his background in the first meeting, and started teaching SHIELD people before he even understood it.

How many people misunderstand that Marvel magic is borrowed magic? I can't help but want to refute the rumor. Not all Marvel magic is borrowed, it all comes with a price. Spellcasters will suffer a certain amount of damage when casting spells, but powerful spellcasters have ways to transfer the price. Just like Dr. Doom uses robots and robots to bear the price, dark wizards generally bear the price by sacrificing other creatures. Qiyi once had a group of nameless people bear the price, and he also used sentinels with the power of millions of stars to bear the price to cast magic unscrupulously. When the Materialist Empire invaded, a group of magicians took damage for Qi Qi so that Qi Qi could start a war with the Materialist Empire without any scruples. During the strange battle, many people fell down due to strange injuries, but in the end most of them persisted until Strange won. Marvel has four sources of magic power: itself, the environment (Xingyue's so-called great source of magic power), extra dimensions, and items. High-level beings on the mysterious side all use the first type of their own life energy to cast spells. This method of casting spells has the least damage, but includes strange mortals who have very little life energy. If they use too much, their life span will be affected. Only fools use their own. Mortals manipulate the other three types of energy to cast spells. Only those with great power will use their own energy. In the non-mysterious side of Marvel, there are superheroes and super-reverses who also have power, but they have no knowledge of mysticism and cannot use magic. The famous super-reverse with her own power is the crimson woman Ren Wanda. After receiving a systematic education in mysticism, she is also a hard corner who can fight high-end games. The TV version of Loki is because the environment where the Time Management Bureau is located has no mysterious energy and cannot contact the super dimension. As a result, Loki can only use some small tricks that cannot even be turned into magic, and has almost no attack power.

Damn it, you started teaching S. H. I. E. L. D. Before you even learned how to save your own life? ? ? What's wrong with you? ? ? That's not what licking is like, right? Has the author read the Marvel series? Do you know what SHIELD is?

How could you sleep! Has the car loan been paid off? Has the mortgage been paid off? Do you still want your wife and baby?

Come on, make the protagonist's mentality more mature, he looks like a child right now

Women, women, still women, either having an affair with this one or playing with that one will make you blush. My friend, you are writing Marvel, you are writing about Azeroth, not a bunch of women, annoying. For serious plots, women must be involved. Real men should fuck men, fist to the flesh.

This novel is indeed well written, and it is considered to be at the top level among many fans. If you give it a star, you can get at least 4 stars. The disadvantage is that there is a reading threshold and the jokes are not excellent. If you are not very familiar with American comics, or Marvel, it will be difficult to follow it. Perhaps, it is for this reason that this book is not so popular. After all, except for old bookworms, or those who prefer Marvel, they simply cannot accept the comic characters (settings) that pop up from time to time This is different from the Marvel in the general public's image (referring to the movie universe alone) For example: How can the Punisher chat and laugh with Kingpin? What are the Howling Commandos? Galactus still has a daughter? Can Avengers still insert mutants? Wait a minute... Because of this, some of the jokes don't look that interesting. The author slowly lays out Marvel's grand worldview, which has both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it naturally attracts old bookworms. Disadvantages: Some readers read fan fiction just to enjoy the plot, and readers who like to read silly stories will find it boring. If the author condensed the story line a little and focused only on the plot of the movie, the results would probably be much better (although the score would drop) Ha, this is the contradiction in many fan fiction. The writing is too plain, which makes people feel that there is nothing new, and the characters and plots are all familiar. Written too carefully, it will dissuade many passerby readers. Does this count as a hit or not?

Put yourself in my shoes, I am the protagonist in Marvel and I will not share my cheats with anyone. I am very selfish because I think I am very ordinary, so I cannot compare to those geniuses. If others know my details, it will be too easy to deal with me. The world is inherently dangerous, and I want to live.

At first I thought it was a good Marvel novel, but I didn't expect it to change when women appeared, with all kinds of lame kneeling and licking, all kinds of weird and cliched descriptions of women. I don't know, but I thought it was a martial arts novel written by a novice in the 1980s. Also, the protagonist is obviously a hotel owner, and he doesn't usually go out to save the world. When I hear a powerful boss, I feel so worried that the world will be destroyed without him. I'm surprised. Does this have anything to do with you? Where does this inexplicable feeling come from? I feel like this second-hand house buyer looks like a not-very-smart male high school student with low self-esteem, cowardice, and a love for writing.

The most annoying type of fan fiction is when the author directly and unilaterally "prefers" his favorite female character in the book or directly becomes the heroine and starts a harem

It is a fact that as long as the protagonist gives away good things to others, or adds female characters such as S. H. I. E. L. D. Or Black Widow, the results will not be good. I stopped reading when I saw the fifth one. For comparison, the writing style of the American comic Xiu Xian is about the same, but it doesn't lick it, and it's fun for oneself. I can do whatever I want. I also particularly want to know the story of the protagonist being a scavenger. It can be explained that the majority of readers have long been disgusted with the same American comic stories, so as long as an anti-SHIELD and anti-American novel appears, as long as the writing is not bad, the results will generally be very good. The most typical one is Mi Yike😁

This subject matter is very good. To be honest, it has the potential of a sacred book. If you pass the shaman to the Indians, let the ancestors of the Indians protect the people, and then drive away the pretentious Marvel, then you can really become a sacred book. You can refer to the fantasy world of time travel and create American imperialism to cater to everyone's current general dislike of the United States. If you open up your imagination, you can become popular.

Too many women, too little plot, very annoying to watch

I never understood the practice of deleting all the introductions to old books when opening a new book. Will there be no profit after the old book is finished? Don't want readers that much?

At the beginning, give the golden finger to SHIELD, lick SHIELD, and lick other heroes. The author may want to create a fishing protagonist who is a mastermind behind the scenes, but he looks like a licking dog who is a money-splitting boy. Not to mention Goldfinger, as long as you are a time traveler who knows the plot, you won't be so imbecile, right?

The protagonist is Teddy, and the content is to grab a handful of rice and let hundreds of chickens eat it.

The setting with mutants is too boring, the setting of Marvel mutants is too stupid, a group of people who play rules can't beat ordinary people? ! This is a BUG. If humans have mutants, humans will never be able to break away from feudal society, and chivalrous people will break the law with force. Imperial power will change frequently, and society will not develop into a modern society.

The most poisonous thing at the beginning of this book is that you can teach people spells at will, but the law is not taught to the six ears. The protagonist has no background, no strength, no money, and no talent. He teaches people casually. There are so many Hydras in S. H. I. E. L. D. (Some Hydras also believe in it and believe that they are protecting the world), and the predecessor of the Lich King is a shaman. Spells are his own means of survival. How can he teach people unless he has to? This person is not the protagonist. Trust me, someone with talent and perseverance can't easily surpass the protagonist. The Supreme Mage is so powerful, has no talent to speak of, and is so wise. He will not teach people casually. He must at least test it. Moreover, he shares most of his knowledge with students and knows how to keep some dark knowledge. He also knows that he cannot teach it. He will tie up the protagonist and serve him severely, draining the protagonist of his knowledge, black braised eggs, the U. S. Military, and the FBI. , These can be done and are safer.

The setting is good, but the writing is relatively naive, and the protagonist sees a woman unable to walk.

I read the beginning, and because I have never played World of Warcraft, I was a little confused. I felt that the author was very self-indulgent, and it might not be very friendly to readers who are not familiar with World of Warcraft...

The author's writing style is pure and simple, and he is just like Long Aotian who is using Marvel's cover. He has not thought about the characteristics and topic of the development book. Since World of Warcraft has been chosen as the power system, it would be fun to show the power of different systems. The author has never thought about the rhythm of the display, and uses it randomly. Moreover, as the spokesperson of different systems, there is no sense of satisfaction brought by the gradual surprises. He is too lazy. Just stop when approaching the basement and it will be full level. It is written in a pure and invincible style. Moreover, the magical items of Warcraft are also a mess. Just rub it with your hands and use it casually. What you get is a few dry words about "great, best, etc." The subject matter is also a waste. Since you have used a hotel, please spend some time exploring the cool points of the hotel. The cool points of management have not been touched at all. If you don't plan to develop it, you can just write about traveling with the Warcraft Sacrifice System. The system backpack explains everything much better than the current situation. Marvel's characters are also full of nonsense and are completely inconsistent with the original work. Lu Dan is a spy king. He knows very well about himself that he will never be able to ask why he can't get power. When he hears the request for power, he will know that he is not qualified to get it. He knows how many gray methods he has as a spy. He will only think about how to use the means to bypass the request to obtain power, and he will not use it on himself. He does not trust others. The Harem Stallion also has a completely naive writing style. I feel very uncomfortable with the daughter of Galactus being written like an underage and being infected with love. Even if the age is set to be a very old child, she is still a child. Touching such a girl is as disgusting as smelting copper. I want to touch an adult woman.

I came here to read this book, but it turns out that the introduction is a new book recommendation, but there is no introduction to the book? Weird

What can I say? The protagonist is really too wretched.

What I want to see is Marvel's Warcraft! Not Marvel!

Are you paying attention to WOW half a dime! A headline-driven novel!

How can I put it this way? I quite like harem novels, but is there something wrong with the author's aesthetics? He just writes some third-rate superheroes who are remote and not too beautiful. I won't touch the ones with more scenes.