Wielding My Sword Across the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Marvel

The mission starts by rescuing Captain America in an alley, and all you get is the SSS serum? This mission is way too easy! The difficulty and reward are mismatched. Why didn't you give me the Infinity Gauntlet with six gems?

Honestly, please stop writing about the Main God Space. There's been too much of it already, and it's become tiresome to imitate it all.

She's such a chatterbox, she tells everyone everything...

Honestly, in a secret service organization, with an unknown identity, and having contact with Dr. Erkins... Do you think WWII spies were all idiots?

Regarding the so-called "Way of the Sword," without extraordinary power, it is simply the technique of using a sword, a combat technique. With extraordinary power, however, it becomes merely a weapon that uses the sword to unleash that power. Using a knife, a spear, a staff, or any other weapon is the same; it's all about projecting extraordinary power at the opponent. Even in later stages, it might at most involve projecting power with laws, rules, or even the Great Dao.

The most important thing about fan fiction is to understand that the protagonist you write is the protagonist, and all the plot content revolves around the protagonist. The characters in the original story cannot overshadow your protagonist. What's even more taboo is to make the protagonist a minor character and then write the original story.

What's going on with this Jackie Chan Adventures segment? Why is the plot so forced, and the main character is just a background character?

Switching between English and Chinese alternating between the two negatively impacts the viewing experience.

It's another example of using Captain America's storyline to introduce the character; it's become so overused.

The content is good, but the constant switching between worlds is really messy. If you can't handle it, don't write like this. Wouldn't it be better to finish writing one world before switching to another? If you don't have the writing skills, don't even try.