A Fun-Loving Guy’s Happy Life in Marvel

I've read a lot of Marvel articles, but I'm all afraid of getting into trouble with the One-Eyed Dragon. Come on, the protagonist is so awesome, and they're all great stories. Why are you afraid of him? Afraid of trouble? If you feel unhappy, wouldn't it be enough to just use magic or kill him with a cannon? When will we see a Marvel novel in which the protagonist uses a whip to pick cotton?

My husband was violent towards me when I was three months pregnant, my mother-in-law was sarcastic and sarcastic, and my best friend actually seduced my husband. My countless times of patience and forgiveness have only resulted in intensification. I can no longer bear it anymore. The author only needs ten more chapters to listen to my revenge plan.

Lezi people don't have the strength to crush them, they are just Lezi themselves. I suddenly understood the meaning of the title of the book.

Sell ​​a potion with side effects to Hydra, and then get the positive buff from drinking it, and beat the protagonist to death with one punch, and the whole book is finished.

What the hell, didn't the Leziman turn into Lezi himself, or the God of Hammer's Thor was not afraid of bullets at all, and could even be knocked out by drugs, so what the hell did he write in London?

The plot is okay. But I feel like I don't fit in with Lezi people. Also, magic potions and vending machines have "side effects", so why not buy the materials and make them yourself? If you keep drinking something with side effects, it won't be that attractive. Unless you are looking for fun, tricking people or something There is also alchemy and so on (maybe it hasn't been written yet) I thought I would get a flying car, alchemy gun, etc. There are also traceless telescopic spells, growing magic potions, raising magical animals, building secret bases, etc. I think overall it's okay, but not particularly attractive

The part about being kidnapped made me confused. . . . There is no one like Thor who can be knocked down by drugs. . . .

The setting is pretty good, but the writing is a mess. There are no dialogues, events, or situations in a plot, only generalizations and rants. I feel like the author himself is quite happy, but everyone who reads it feels lonely.

After reading ten chapters, I don't feel anything at all. The sea is full of water. Is there something like the end of the world that causes trouble? Or set a novel point like the Lord God Investigator?

It's not too much to occupy your own sofa, right?🤔