Those Years I Spent as a Mutant in American Comics

You've already mastered dimensional energy, and you still need to grow wings? Are you a birdman? Can't you just fly? Why are you just standing here showing off?

I specifically booked a chapter to comment. Everything else is fine, but that Golden Fruit thing... After all that build-up, all they give is a "self-energy compression technique"? What is that? Can't you train your own energy techniques? The Golden Fruit was touted as amazing, and this is all they give? Isn't that disgusting? It's a waste of readers' expectations. Go check out the comments section yourself. Everyone's complaining about it.

Isn't it unnecessary to emphasize the conflict between mutants and normal people so much? Most mutants are discriminated against because their mutant abilities are unstable and uncontrollable, and also because they become ugly and frightening, like wild beasts or hedgehogs. Where would such a huge conflict come from under normal circumstances? It's very jarring that anyone who sees an ability immediately calls someone a mutant.

The fact that the hook was placed in the opposite direction was truly unexpected, and that alone attracted a lot of attention.

This mission is so bizarre, it's really cursed. I just arrived at X Academy and got ripped off. If it were me, I could complete the mission, but my relationship with Professor X of X Academy would end there. I'd leave the academy immediately after completing this mission.

You can't use your brain when reading novels about mutants. Normal people would never provoke a tiger; bullying the weak and fearing the strong is a social consensus.

Wolverine's character design is indeed a bit off; it completely misses the mark of what Wolverine should be, portraying him as a middle school or college student chatting and joking around with roommates and classmates.

The Wolverine character is a bit off...

Mutants should shout: The heavens are dead, the yellow heavens shall rise! In the year of Jiazi, all will be well!

Mutants kill Professor X first, regardless of whether you're on the side of good or evil; their danger is more than ten times greater than Magneto's.