Marvel: the Game I Made Invaded Reality

When I first started reading it, the writing was not bad, but the plug-in was really boring... Forget it, you have to release a game for people to play before they can use it, and they also released games like GTA... I really can't understand how fun it is to play real-life racing cars in a supernatural world In addition, I can understand that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been poorly written. Nowadays, most authors like to start with Spider-Man... But if the author can't control Spider-Man's bratty feeling, it will be really embarrassing. Unfortunately, this book is quite embarrassing In short, the main shortcoming at the beginning is that the plug-in design is relatively failed, and the game selection is relatively boring. I hope it will be better in the future.

Don't be a pet dog, there are many Marvel characters who are obviously ridiculously strong, but they always look like a pair of silk stockings. When meeting the main characters, they will be as enthusiastic as meeting their master's dogs.

Come on, I want to watch Rivers of Blood and Morality and Law 5 New York Marvel Special.

The protagonist is really a beast... He knows the plot of his ex-wife's flameout and is still Peter's friend, but doesn't he know that the other party will die from the lizard serum? . Just don't care? Flirting with Gwen and picking up random girls every day? ? ?

Come on, give him love offline, it's super exciting

The protagonist at the beginning is all awesome, with tens of millions of high-tech cars and laser weapons, and then he goes to high school. The most important thing is that there is a father-in-law from all over the world who cares about the protagonist (although he is kind), but the contrast is too big, it is really a high school student who saves the world.

I feel that the protagonist is a lunatic. The offensive and defensive battle lineup in Chapter 56 is large enough, but the protagonist has no ability to protect himself at all. Then he marks himself as the target of the lizard people, and then uses the source of fire to make himself the target of the Decepticons. I feel like a lunatic seeking excitement.

I couldn't stand it after reading the first few chapters. The logic just doesn't make sense. Especially the part about blowing up the police helicopter. The car body is so conspicuous. There is still smoke behind the butt when flying. How can the police not find you? You sell weapons even if you are a good person and gangsters. You have no principles and rules. How can they keep you as an unstable factor? The purpose of the article is to make you feel good. You must at least have a logical loop to deal with it.

It's a popular serial with only 12 chapters. It would cost at least 500,000 words to support it.

The black technology in Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain is also very powerful. Vocal cord parasites, metal archaea, and Skeleton Army battle suits were developed in the early and mid-term, and they are also relatively influential (this is Marvel after all)

This is a pure Lezi article, a bible exclusively for Lezi people. Those with high moral standards should not waste time. Long live freedom 😁😁😁

A bit creative, but written like a lump of rice.

The front and back are greatly separated. Although many settings are not clear in the early stage, you can still see it. The mecha cultivating immortals is said to be cool, but it has a funny feeling like Cai Xukun playing basketball in Transformers.

The biggest sticking point of this book is not, what is in the game? The protagonist can also figure it out in reality. The first time the game invades, I can check it out, right?

I want to see that game that was made by the Chinese, the Japanese colonized the United States, and then a zombie crisis broke out

Hello author! As you know, I have copied this book on other platforms, and the feedback from readers has been very good, and the popularity is high enough. There are also many people who have paid for it, which is enough for the down payment! ! I plan to mention a new car in December this year. I hope you will write more chapters so as not to affect my income or make my readers anxious. 🤓

The book looks pretty good, and the imagination is OK, but there is a very big logical flaw in it. After all, games and reality are different. If you put equipment, tasks, etc. Into reality, you will say that some people will be crazy high. High is high enough, but crazy is still a little bit worse. After all, the biggest difference between games and reality is that game characters will not feel pain or fatigue. More importantly, they will not really die. If they fail, they can restart. But in reality, no matter how rich the mission rewards are, the most important thing is that people will be tired, hurt, sick, sick, and die. How can you guarantee that everyone will go crazy according to your plan? Here's an analogy: Is the Iron Man suit cool enough? ! Now log in to the game and click to get it, but there is only one drawback: it will explode when you put it on, and it will automatically explode after a period of time if you don't wear it at home. Let me ask you, will you risk your life and go crazy to get it? Or how many people out of a hundred would risk their lives to get it?

The reason why the so-called fun-loving protagonists always get scolded is mainly because the author's writing is not enough and he cannot rationalize the protagonist's behavior, forcing him to have fun just for the sake of fun. I suggest that authors who write "fun-loving" protagonists read "Thriller Paradise" several times.

It feels like the more you watch, the more chaotic it becomes. There are too many elements, and the main character is Lezi, who indirectly kills many innocent people. What's the point of playing on Earth? You can build a player headquarters in a large dungeon, such as building a headquarters in Starship Troopers to fight the Zerg at will.

After reading for a long time, I still didn't understand what the protagonist wanted to do. He was like a born lunatic, mindlessly pursuing excitement... Especially in the 50-plus chapters, it was obvious that he was a weakling with no extraordinary power at all, but the protagonist deliberately exposed himself, made himself a public enemy and was hunted down, and faced the danger of death again and again... In order to pursue excitement, he risked his life, and even put his friends around him in danger. Is this stupid? And I still don't understand what the protagonist's purpose is in causing chaos and war in New York again and again? We are obviously in a dangerous world like Marvel, and we don't think about how to become stronger and save our lives. We stir up trouble secretly all day long, consuming our own strength. When a crisis occurs, wouldn't we be giving the enemy an advantage? This kind of civil war and chaos is meaningless!

The far-fetched logic of the plot is just a common poisonous point. The real poisonous point is that the protagonist is a fun-loving man who specializes in creating chaotic wars and does not take human life seriously. Forget it, just assume that the protagonist is from the chaotic evil camp. The most clowning thing is that the protagonist thought he was invincible by doing this, but in the end, the protagonist was affected by the chaos he created and was bombed into the ward. The clown among clowns.

Asgardians can become stronger through the passage of time. In the latest version of the "Loki" TV series, Loki has become the god of time. Asgard, people, not only by blood, but also as long as they survive on Asgard.

Ah? The heroine Arcee? ? ? That blue or white pink robot🤔

Between 50 and 60 pictures. I can't see what significance these chaos have for the protagonist at all? What about having fun? There is a difference between being a fun person and being a fun person!

It's over. There is no information about the authors who wrote about Warhammer recently. I heard that two people who wrote about Warhammer disappeared. They said they were taken away by Old Man Huang. Author, has something happened to you? 🤐

Pig's feet may be crazy or crazy. But if you have no bottom line, you are a lunatic. Purposeless chaos. There is no clue where the main line is.

The protagonist is even more powerful than a Cybertronian.

The writing is very good, the killing is decisive, and the IQ is online. But the next book must be well outlined. This is not just a behind-the-scenes game, it is more similar to the Fourth Natural Disaster. The madness in the early stage is simply a chaotic battle between millions of players. The lizardmen, aliens, and Kirita invasion are very well written. But when it came to the invasion of Chaos, the focus shifted. It felt like a development article instead of focusing on the unique madness and shock of war of the fourth natural disaster. I hope that after this book is finished, I will work hard on the next one and strive to officially finish it.

What the hell, is this a eunuch? I have been supporting you for so long, so disappointed.

The early and middle stages of this book are very well written, but the pace at the end is too fast. One activity is not over yet, and another activity is too compact, and the players have no time to develop at all. So in the end, it's basically the protagonist's high-end combat power that supports it. It's okay if the pace is slower. Those who really like it won't care too much. Personal feeling: This book is a masterpiece in the early stage, a masterpiece in the middle stage, and a masterpiece in the later stage………………