In Marvel, I Am Venom's Host

When I got to the part about the fierce battle, I just couldn't understand it. Even if you don't write an invincible story, you can still arrange for the protagonist to suffer a setback. Why did you arrange for something so innocent and naive to easily threaten the person the protagonist loves?

The protagonist is unaware of the Marvel storyline, but the author is, so this setting is meaningless unless the author is also unaware of the storyline and doesn't understand Marvel, in which case it might be acceptable. The author knows the plot, but the protagonist who transmigrates doesn't; otherwise, developing the plot would be utter nonsense.

I saw palladium poisoning again; it appears in many Marvel novels, but even the original comics didn't grasp the key point. Iron Man needed it to attract missile fragments from his blood vessels. He could have easily used a different energy source to provide electricity for the attraction, and then used an external power source for the Iron Man suit... I don't understand why so many people didn't think of this. Was it because it wasn't feasible?

I think it's very well written. I really like this kind of novel, even though the plot unfolds a bit slowly, it's rich in details. Nowadays, many novels are about a protagonist who transmigrates and immediately gets a system, and then immediately understands the system's uses and starts fighting against S. H. I. E. L. D. In gangs.

World setting: It is a completely new parallel universe. The subsequent plot development will involve many characters and events from comics, movies, and anime. It is a comprehensive yet entirely new parallel universe. Main character setting: After transmigrating, the protagonist only has memories of his previous life, but no memories of his new body, and is unaware of the characters and plot.

The protagonist himself is an assassin-type character. The stealth form ≈ Spider-Man Muscle morphology = demolition machine

Kingpin sent people to kill you, and you just ignored it? You didn't even investigate? It's like the story just cuts off here. Instead, you went to investigate Mysterio with Spider-Man. Then, without any setup, Doctor Lizard appeared (although everyone knows how he got there), followed by a brief explanation of the relationships between Green Goblin, the Demon, and Kingpin, then some filler…

Black Cat

Isn't the main character supposed to have no storyline of his own? It feels like he's just rushing around to various events and forcing himself into them regardless of whether they're related to him or not. Are you a babysitter?

Thief Black Cat