Marvel: The Twelve Talismans

Eunuch Wandingdu, what's up? There's a mine at home.

The protagonist doesn't want to have too many ways to make money. He saw the protagonist killing five policemen and injuring countless others for a mere $400,000, and this was just for the first collision between Captain America and the protagonist. The protagonist written in this way really has no bottom line and no personality charm. You choose the villain route because you want to be free from moral constraints and upgrade with villain points more easily, rather than to truly become a villain with no bottom line. And according to the characters of Iron Man, Gwen and others, it is impossible to cooperate with a scum like you, let alone fall in love 😰😰😰😰

The yellow spray-painted area refers to the superheroes that have appeared, and the ones with a question mark at the suffix are the current speculations about the unsealed heroes.

Ask your book friends whether there are multiple female protagonists or single female protagonist. Because a single heroine or a harem have little impact on the plot, I can write about it, so I will consult everyone. Like my comment below as a vote. Of course, the result of the vote will not really be decided. I just want to see everyone's opinions first. If you have any good suggestions, please feel free to share them. I will also learn from your interesting suggestions 🙂

，，，，，， As for why Gwen is said to be like a Virgin Bitch, in the plot, being a chivalrous person, defending peace, punishing rape and eradicating evil is the first priority. Whether it is her own life or her relationship with the protagonist and her love, it must be a little later (so the actual nature of the Gwen created is self-centered), so now she is becoming more and more inclined to the Virgin Bitch. And in the plot design, the protagonist has accommodated Gwen too many times, and he has no desire to be a normal, non-dog-licking man, let alone a person with powerful power. On the whole, the protagonist is rich, powerful and powerful, but he tolerates a woman who does not consider his relationship as important, and has wiped her butt many times for what she has done, so the protagonist is a licker. Such a protagonist will make some male players uncomfortable, at least that's how I feel.

Damn eunuch, thanks to me, you still have to wait until chapter 162. Cut the chicken halfway, don't let me catch you.

This novel looks at the present, from a person who did not want to be kidnapped by morality and chose to become a villain, to a person who is a native of the motherland, who has no love or awe for heroes in his heart. You don't have to be a hero, but you can't disrespect the people who choose to be heroes. The values ​​​​are gradually distorted and become a garbage villain who kills innocent people indiscriminately for the sake of fear value. I hope there will be a reversal later, otherwise it will feel very strange. Not to mention the power system, it is an invincible flow. The fear value is easy to obtain, and the villain can also trigger it. I don't understand why you are so eager to pursue the villain value. After people escape from the existential crisis, they want to enjoy themselves and pursue higher spiritual pursuits. The protagonist is still in a mess, feeling like an ancestor but not an ancestor. He seems to be rushing to do something, doing things crazily just for the sake of upgrading. The protagonist's original values ​​​​are scattered.

Fortunately, I ran away after more than 120 chapters. As expected, the work was a hit. The author started well but the emotional scenes were too "greasy". He arranged a lot of plots that he thought were heartwarming, but didn't know that they were actually quite disgusting. Readers said that the unsightly "warm men" are behind the dog.

Gwen

I always feel that the latest content is a bit boring, and the main character is neither fun nor villainous. In Chapter 150, the protagonist has accomplished nothing except asking the Avengers to change their name (the Insight Project is not the protagonist's plan at all, the protagonist is just along for the ride). It is like a player who has passed the plot and has a level higher than the boss at the end of the level. In the end, he still has to watch the cutscenes honestly. And because of the high-intensity leveling (refreshing villain values), more than half of the fun is lost, and the rest is boring repetitive operations.