Marvel: Summon the Shadow Troops at the Beginning

I don't understand, I have super powers, I go back to the orphanage, and I harm myself.

Wow, this book is so beautiful, so exciting, and the characters are so wonderfully drawn (50 cents a book, delete the sentence in brackets)

The author has done an excellent job of portraying the protagonist as an ordinary person. From the confusion at the beginning, to the joy after escaping a disaster, and then making mistakes again and again with the mentality of being lucky but wanting to change, I suddenly woke up and started to really want to become a boss. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

Run quickly, the introductions are all lies.

Detail? Lots of mistakes! Staying alive? Forced to show off!

After reading ten reviews, what I wrote above is redundant. You only need to explain briefly. After the change from results to mentality, you have to write about the improvement of abilities and making your life better. The orphanage is too redundant, and SHIELD is too redundant. One population can be kidnapped, and it may lead to SHIELD taking action. You can just call Shadow Ninja and kill all those people. After all, the protagonist is an adult after traveling through time, right? Although this body is not yet an adult, and there is a shadow ninja, you are afraid of not being able to find a place to live. If you think more extreme, rob a bank or something, and get whatever you want, if it doesn't work, just become a villain. Life can be as moist as you want. With so many details and bells and whistles, who will see it? Today's fast-paced society is so tiring, who will take your time with you?

At level one, it's hard to believe that you are a monster with details.

I can only say that you are imagining it, right? Jingran uses force to make all the darkness in a city disappear. This is nothing but common sense on your part, okay?

Another peddler selling dog meat. The previous one was about the Black Shadow Corps. It won't matter after it's put on the shelves.

Let's make a complaint. Many people who write about the Shadow Corps are trying to sell themselves like sheep. After summoning the two small soldiers in the first few chapters, there is no need for the Shadow Corps. It only improves the strength of the ninja. The writing is nondescript and it is worse than writing about the Shadow King in Korean comics. When I first read the solo upgrade, the sentence "stand up" was so courageous. I just wrote a few chapters about the Shadow Corps and then changed the abilities. So don't write it as a theme.

It's a bit chaotic. I start to wake up and kill people. I want to survive. Then I go back to the orphanage. I want to live a normal life. I harm myself and I want to be in power.

12 Years old, 1m9 tall, with a sense of immersion, I gave up on the poison

You said that you have superpowers, and there are such helpful gangsters in the slums. You should be able to mingle happily with them, and you can even stay in their homes. Why did you return to the orphanage?

You can do some character naming homework when writing American comics. If a young man meets Coulson and is not familiar with him, he can call him by his name. Just add "sir". Obviously, he just met Coulson and his status is higher than that of the protagonist in the orphanage. Why do you dare to call people by their first names?

Today: 12-year-old must survive and develop Tomorrow: grow into a muscle tyrant and pretend to be crazy and stupid

I don't understand why you didn't set the age a little higher in the first place? The whole growth potion seems to be full of side effects...

Why are we writing about Gwen now and not playing with the failed man?

Come on! There are just few updates and it's not enjoyable to watch.