American Comic Muscle Saiyan

Chapter 2: You can go head-to-head with young Superman, but you still can't find a few ordinary people spying on you? Did you just cultivate strength in 19 years? That's not right. As your physical fitness improves, your five senses will naturally become stronger. After practicing Qi, can't you feel other people's eyes? You are just writing a book for granted.

I really want to ask? After entering the main text, you can immediately and passively come to the protagonist's side for any trouble. In Chapters 4 and 5, the protagonist bombs S. H. I. E. L. D.! When you are getting better, do you put poison on the sixth and seventh? Are you going to slap the protagonist in the face after showing off? For example, after high school, you persuaded your classmates to help you clean the house with your words. Then you went out and met the dean who was troublesome for you. However, you were able to make him speechless and secretly walked home feeling happy. A primary school student suddenly grabs your hand and forces you to sign his parent's name on his zero-score test paper. You shook off the primary school student's hand, and the primary school suddenly said that he could give you some money. While you were thinking about the pros and cons, an adult next to you looked at you with a threatening look and asked you to sign. Do you find such plot insertion interesting?

After reading Chapter 206, I really feel that this team is a bitch. She obviously can't win, but she insists on saying that the battle is unfair, and then doesn't fight. How can there be any unfairness? She has high energy quality, and the protagonist has strong energy control. Each has its own strengths. It's not like an ant fighting an elephant. The power gap is huge, or the opponent is injured and in a bad state. In the end, the protagonist really obeys her, and she also puts forward conditions for the protagonist to deal with Da Chao. I can only say that Late Man really deserves to be. Latecomer, she was not there when she needed you, and you came when she was gone. When the earth needed help, and when humans needed your help, she chose to help other lives in the universe. Dachao at least centered on the earth and then helped life on other planets. She did the opposite. This is one of the reasons why I don't like Team Shock. Fortunately, I saw that the author did not treat her as the heroine in the character profile, but just a supporting actress, otherwise I would have given up.

It's well written, but it's a mix of DC and Marvel. Sorry author, it's not my cup of tea.

I originally liked books with this theme, but I was a little disconnected when I read Chapter 7. But then I thought about it, he's just a Saiyan. Looking at Tragedy Tower and Lao Sun's family, do you think Saiyans are awesome? In fact, they themselves are awesome. With so many chances and coincidences, even Krillin, who has a low upper limit, has millions of combat power! The key depends on the individual

Dc Marvel mixed world + Saiyan is not even a superintendent

I feel strange! Why does it take five Saiyans to transform into a Super Saiyan God? Can't you practice on your own? The original Vegeta didn't use it, and then successfully cultivated it under the guidance of Whis!

In fact, I don't really want to compare Saiyans with Superman. After all, a guy with thousands of combat power can destroy a city with just one air bomb. And Superman. . . .

I have subscribed to this book almost since it was released, because there are several IPs that I like. Many other readers have said that Marvel and DC can be combined together, and there is basically nothing wrong with it. Even some big fandom writers will stagger the two IPs when writing. It is rare to be able to integrate the two worlds without being overwhelmed. However, the intricate character relationships, the huge world view and the ability system can make one feel better than the other. But I was a little surprised after reading this book. The choice of the main story line, the methodical introduction of major events, and the interspersed small events, very cleverly integrate the characters and abilities of the two worlds, including some points where the two IPs conflict have been diluted and adjusted. So far, the story is interesting and has not collapsed yet. The character creation is not bad, but I hope that the protagonist will not become Long Aotian. For a character like this, under the impact of such a huge two worlds, if there are no setbacks and growth, and all rely on the golden finger given by the author or the halo of the protagonist to turn danger into disaster, then the readability of this book will plummet, and the characters will be unsteady and unlikable. In addition, the portrayal of the group portraits is still good, and they will not be the kind of passers-by who exclaim. Although the update is currently a little slow, it doesn't matter. Keep it up and don't collapse, come on, author! Two recommendation tickets, monthly tickets are provided

The first chapter was quite interesting (at least better than the brother next door). It was acceptable to go to Kara directly without explaining the reason, and it was acceptable to brainwash Kara. But it was unacceptable to beat Orm. It was watery for a few chapters, and then it disappeared. Writing about Saiyans without a hearty fight would be really hard to watch. Dragon Ball itself is a super hot-blooded fighting show. If you don't let readers watch something hot-blooded, why do you think you are a Saiyan and fight...

It can't be this kind of Saiyan!

The full attributes of the killer Tao Baibai: The first killer on the early earth, combat power 150, proficient in primary qigong, can throw stone pillars with bare hands at the speed and distance of an intercontinental missile, and has an arm strength of about 470,000 tons!

Don't forget the Saiyan setting! Super annihilation of the solar system! Super three wiped out at least half of the galaxy! Super Saiyan God explodes the universe with three punches! Super Blue Gogeta breaks through another dimension! And Super Blue Gogeta is approximately equal to Perfect Sora!

I have read a lot of Marvel articles recently, and my complaint has nothing to do with this book In fact, it is not that the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility, but the greater the power, the greater the responsibility. Ability has little to do with responsibility. So you can choose to ignore some thankless things. In fact, I don't understand many authors who write about Marvel. Will the protagonist be asked to fight gangs and become a street hero? It always feels like nonsense. If you are short of money, most of them will become street heroes after they gain strength, which means that their physical fitness and five senses have been strengthened. It is not easy to make money with these conditions. The simplest way is to practice dice or gambling. It should not be difficult to win some money by going to Las Vegas. The protagonist's physical fitness has been strengthened. Of course, if the author wants the protagonist to be a street hero in the United States, that's fine. I haven't read the reviews yet, so I'd like to ask if this book is another hero nanny and S. H. I. E. L. D. Thug novel? After all, look at the catalog. In Chapter 5, the S. H. I. E. L. D. Security Advisor, known as Marvel's nanny, appears, a necessary occupation for the thug protagonist.

Now when I see the invincible article, I feel a little bored...

Writing DC content must be cool. Because the DC setting is inherently broken and I am reading books every day, the character is either a great righteous person or a pure evil person. Dissuade you from the introduction

It's really impossible to write a story about Saiyans running away to Marvel DC. Either it is a movie, then unless you suppress the protagonist from beginning to end so that his combat power is no better than Kame Sennin, it will be a dimensionality reduction blow to the movie universe. But will readers be willing to see hundreds of pictures of a Saiyan whose combat power does not exceed 139? If it were comics, then there would be no problem with combat effectiveness, but the logic of American comics is completely broken. He can't even edit the story himself, so how can you write it well?

It has to be said that this trick of the protagonist can get rid of the trouble of death toll in the combat environment. It's pretty good The last thing I want to complain about is that if it were in China, the protagonist would probably be scolded. . According to our simple idea + plot "When has this happened, do you still care about that kind of thing (the reputation of the protagonist)" Then the protagonist in the story will directly beat the enemy Afterwards, the officials will pretend to use credit to offset the protagonist's sins. "xxx thinks you are trying to save people, you can't do it next time"

I suddenly thought that it would be interesting if the protagonist of this kind of American comic novel was the reborn aboriginal, instead of the soul-traveling one. It's just that this native is an ordinary person who doesn't appear in the plot. He only knows some plot after being reborn.

Happy birthday, Gouzi 🤓

It's not too early. The author should go to bed now 😴

It's great. I'd like to ask those of you who are quick readers when will the main character's Academy King's Fist become a Super Saiyan?

I would like to ask the author how he set up the Super League? Is it the kind of basic strength that increases and becomes stronger after transformation? Or is it just the state of transformation?

Is the protagonist's English name Borsalino? ?

I wrote a new one, why did it become another novel?