A Marvel Journey That Begins in a Mental Hospital

Haven't you come up with any other ideas? Mental illness is no longer fashionable.

I've read through the author's books, and why are all the main characters mentally ill?

Brothers, I'm trying to persuade him to keep writing.

Stark, Wanda, Quicksilver, Captain America, Spider-Man—they're always coughing up blood to save people and helping out in all sorts of ways, but I don't really think that's anything special. They started building Captain America's armor before he even woke up, and then immediately brought him to their door to put it on, with a whole bunch of platitudes about how great Captain America is. This is way too much like a babysitter! What kind of mentally ill person would act like this?

Ever since I read your first book. This is the third book you've cut.

He wrote four books and finished one. Impressive.

This one isn't as interesting as the last one. The protagonist in the previous book appeared somewhat neurotic due to excessive mental stress, not because he was truly mentally ill. Simply put, the protagonist in the previous book had his own set of behavioral rules and believed that his actions were correct, making him seem out of place among others.

The protagonist seems like a normal person, just occasionally acting a little crazy? Isn't that normal?

I knew it would be abandoned; I read a bit after it was released and started reading it, and sure enough...

It was awkward to watch; the protagonist wasn't righteous enough, nor evil enough, and certainly not mentally ill—just mediocre and uninteresting.