
Wielding My Sword Across the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Marvel
从漫威开始纵剑诸天
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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363Chapters
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14.1kFans
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I rescued Captain America in an alley at the beginning and gave him the SSS serum? Isn't this mission too simple? The difficulty of the mission and the reward are so different. Why don't you give me the six-jewel Infinity Gauntlet?
To be honest, don't write about the main god's space. There are too many and the imitations are so boring.
He is so talkative that he talks about everything...
To be honest, in a secret service organization. Unidentified, also contacted Dr. Erkins. Do you think all the spies from World War II are fools?
Regarding the so-called kendo, without extraordinary power, kendo is the use of sword techniques and fighting skills. With extraordinary power, kendo is just a weapon that releases power with the sword. It is the same with knives, guns, sticks, and other weapons. They all come with extraordinary power to fight against others. Even in the later stage, at most they only come with laws and rules or Dao to fight against others.
The most important thing about fanfiction is to understand that the protagonist you write is the protagonist, and all the plot content revolves around the protagonist. The original plot characters cannot overshadow your protagonist. What is even more taboo is to let the protagonist be soy sauce and then write the original plot. Therefore, the Adventures of Jackie Chan, after reading a few chapters in the early stage, I don't want to read it. It depends on the author when you end this period and open a new copy. I think the transition to this world is more interesting than this.
What's going on in this episode of Jackie Chan's Adventures? Why is it that the plot is forced and the protagonist is just too good to be true?
Sometimes English and sometimes Chinese, which affects the perception.
It's taken from the story of Captain America again, and it's almost terrible.
The content is quite good, but it's really confusing to go back and forth. If you can't grasp it, don't write like this. Wouldn't it be better to finish writing a world and then go back and forth? If you don't have the writing power, don't get involved.