A Fun-Loving Guy’s Happy Life in Marvel
乐子人在漫威的愉快生活
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- 1.8M Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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I've read so many Marvel novels, and they're all about how the protagonists are afraid of getting into trouble with the one-eyed monster. Come on, the protagonists are already so powerful; these are all wish-fulfillment stories. Why be afraid of him? Afraid of trouble? If he gets annoyed, he can just unleash a spell or blast him to death, right? When will I finally see a Marvel novel where the protagonist whips the one-eyed monster into picking cotton?
My husband, three months pregnant, abused me; my wicked mother-in-law constantly mocked me; and my best friend seduced him. My countless acts of forbearance and forgiveness only resulted in further mistreatment. Enough is enough! The author only needs to write ten more chapters to hear my revenge plan.
The person who finds amusement doesn't possess overwhelming power; they are simply a source of amusement themselves. Suddenly, I understood the meaning of the book's title.
He sells a drug with side effects to Hydra, then gets a positive buff from drinking it, and kills the protagonist with a single punch. The End.
What the hell? This guy didn't become a joke himself; he's Thor, the god of hammers, who's completely impervious to bullets and can be drugged. What kind of rubbish did he write in London?
The plot is alright. But I personally feel it doesn't quite fit the characters' interests. Also, potions from vending machines have "side effects," so why not just buy the ingredients and make them yourself? Constantly drinking potions with side effects makes them less appealing. Unless you're looking for fun or trying to scam people. There's also alchemy, etc.
The kidnapping scene left me completely bewildered... It's unbelievable that Thor could be drugged and knocked out...
The premise is good, but the writing is a complete mess. A single scene lacks dialogue, events, and context; it's just summaries, rants, and wild guesses. It seems the author is having a blast, while the readers are left feeling utterly lonely.
I've read ten chapters and I don't feel anything at all. It's just a vast ocean of water. Are there any stories like "The End of the Heavens" that cause trouble? Or any novel premise like "The God Investigator"?
It's not unreasonable for me to reserve my own sofa, is it? 🤔