
Marvel: The Twelve Talismans
漫威:十二符咒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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All those orders are for eunuchs? What, are you rich?
The protagonist has countless ways to make money. We see him kill five police officers and injure countless others for a mere $400,000, all just to trigger the first clash between Captain America and the protagonist. The protagonist written this way has absolutely no bottom line and no personal charm.
Twelve Talismans ✨ Unsealing Data Statistics☞ "No Plot Spoilers"
The yellow areas indicate the superheroes that have already appeared, while those with question marks are current speculations about the heroes to be unlocked.
Discussion thread about the female lead
I'd like to ask fellow readers: should it be a multi-female lead or a single female lead? Since a single female lead or a harem doesn't significantly impact the plot, and I can write either, I'm just asking for advice from everyone. Liking my comment below is like voting. Of course, the voting results won't really determine the outcome; I'm just seeing everyone's opinions first. Please feel free to share any good suggestions you may have; I'll also consider your interesting ones. 🙂
After watching up to the latest part, the beginning was quite to my liking, but the protagonist became less likable later on. The protagonist turned into Gwen's simp. Gwen was originally growing and becoming more mature psychologically because of her mistakes, but because the protagonist was there to protect her and the plot was illogical, she became more and more like a sanctimonious hypocrite.
Damn you, you eunuch! I even scheduled it for chapter 162, and you cut it off halfway through. Don't let me catch you.
Having read this far, the protagonist has gone from someone who chose to become a villain to avoid being morally coerced, to someone who is patriotic but lacks love and respect for heroes. You don't have to be a hero, but you can't disrespect those who choose to be. His values have gradually become distorted, turning him into a trashy villain who indiscriminately kills innocents for fear points.
Thankfully, I stopped reading around chapter 120. As expected, the story flopped. The author's beginning was alright, but the romance was overly "greasy," with many supposedly heartwarming scenes that were actually quite disgusting to the reader. To put it bluntly, the "warm guy" became a complete jerk later on.
Gwen
I find the latest content a bit bland; the protagonist isn't funny, and the villain isn't particularly villainous. In chapter 150, the protagonist accomplished nothing except changing the name of the Avengers (Project Insight was not the protagonist's plan at all; the protagonist was just hitching a ride).