Marvel: I Start Acting as Dio

This piece written by Dior is deeply rooted in my heart. This is what a dick is, extremely evil. There is no reason for Dior's evil.

Chapter 44: Thanos attacks, Chapter 46: Infinite Power, Chapter 48: Mephitus. Those who don't know think it's a 0 less and it's going to be over.

I have a question, is Captain America suitable to be Big Joe? I don't think he has the golden spirit.

Don't be like the Marvel player next door, who beat all the decent villains for a long time without dying. Don't be like other novels, where after a long fight all the villains are dead, and the good guys are a little sweaty.

If there are any characters or items you want to see. You can introduce it in the comments and I will refer to it. Format: Name: xxx Source: xxxx Ability: xxxx Estimated level: xxx Character traits: xxxx You can also talk about the plot direction of this character, so I can refer to it 😌😌

When I see Ultraman, I want to laugh. In Weiman, you become Ultraman and can fly faster than light. Even Odin can't beat you. He can blow up the earth directly. Do you need any more intrigue? The earth has been blown up by you. Kill whoever is unhappy.

It is recommended to use more chaotic characters. For example, there is the crazy Fire Cloud Evil God in Kung Fu, the transsexual king in One Piece, and the evil wolf who challenges heroes everywhere in One Punch Man.

The initial attention of the entire book was all brought by Dior. Without Dior, the reputation of the entire book dropped significantly.

I think the dio article was the best written. Later, when I came to modern times, I felt that the events were too compact, and there were too many main characters, which made it seem very rushed. As a result, many characters' personalities were not established. Whether it was the protagonist's vest or the original character, it was just that I could tell what kind of character the character was, and it had to be a relatively major character to be able to see it. Therefore, I suggest that we discard some plots of unimportant and unpopular characters and use more words to describe the main characters. For example, the characters in the Saviors League are not novel in their abilities and not very popular. In addition, the characters mentioned above are not established well. As a result, when I saw the plot of the Saviors, I felt very indifferent and even wanted to skip it. Then when we got to Avengers and went to Russia, although the plot was a bit difficult to break down, maybe it was because there were fewer characters to write about, so the descriptions were better, and it felt very interesting. Although it was still too urgent, I stopped watching after I saw Nick die. Because of this big twist and the fact that one of my favorite characters died in an understatement, I was a little persuaded to give up and take it slow first. In the end, this book is not bad overall, although it is a bit toxic and the plot is too fast.

After looking at the catalog, I found it to be very watery, no different from the previous role-playing books. Also, is the progress too fast? Going directly from World War II to Mephisto, how many chapters are there?