The Light of Marvel
美漫之光
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 602k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Making a big deal out of one's background isn't really a big deal. The author just laid the wrong foundation. In our country, where mortals cultivate immortality and the poor are prone to mutation, and in Marvel's America, you're playing the bloodline theory?
The author's writing is decent, but it's a bit messy, supernatural, and deliberately cryptic. The author doesn't describe the protagonist's power increases at all, nor does the source of their intelligence. The protagonist suddenly knows something or displays some ability, and I thought I'd missed something.
In the comics, Beta Ray Bill received a new warhammer as a gift after returning Mjolnir. Thor isn't stingy, so the protagonist should also be able to receive his own hammer after returning Mjolnir.
Pure light power would be so much better, why bother with all this weird stuff? Zombies and bloodlines all the time. This is just like Luffy's Gum-Gum Fruit suddenly transforming into the Mythical Zoan type, Sun God Nika form, in One Piece—a completely random and unconventional move. Alas! The precious herb has turned into a weed, a useless thing—tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away.
The synopsis says the protagonist would rather marry an AI than a human, which makes me think he could be a female Ultron from Godmother: Avengers.
Just finished reading it, and it was fantastic. Let me offer a forced explanation! The protagonist is a Marvel transmigrator, familiar with the Marvel storyline, and is a combination of a vampire and a drought demon. Because he was born naturally, his power is initially weak.
I hope the female lead is Wonder Woman Diana or Mera.
This is the fastest-falling novel I've ever read. It started going wrong around chapter 10-12. The more it was added, the more chaotic it became, and the more messy it got. It completely collapsed after it was published. I feel like the author himself knew it was beyond saving, so he just gave up and started writing whatever came to mind.
Those who came for the control of light energy ended up with vampires and zombies 😅
The sudden appearance of lightning abilities, mental abilities, blood moon abilities, and vampire abilities—wow! Did the protagonist develop his own power before the author wrote about his destiny?