American Comics: The Old Wolverine Begins His Journey to Omniscience

Hello, I don't quite understand why you haven't learned any fighting skills or firearms after running away for over ten years, especially considering you've used your mutation abilities for learning and evolution. Besides, you were threatened by a gang leader and had at least a dozen poison points.

These last few chapters are absolutely disgusting. Why is the main character still such a cowardly and nauseating character? Asking Captain America for help while hiding and being secretive? Why are you always hiding? If you're really going to hide, then don't do those things! Being bossed around like a dog, do you really consider Eugene your boss? Did he protect you? Did you need his protection?

The protagonist's supposed ability is a learning ability, but he only learns mutant abilities. He hasn't learned anything else, such as languages, knowledge, shooting, fighting, or fitness. He's been running around for so long without making any progress. When he encounters difficulties, his mutant abilities are exposed. Haha.

It looks alright, but could you please not bring traditional online novel tropes into American comics? What are you hiding? Someone has entrusted their life to you and you're still hiding your abilities? It's really inexplicable. This isn't a face-slapping story with the trope of the seemingly weak but actually strong. Your hiding makes the protagonist seem awkward and not like a real man.

He seems like a complete waste of space; aside from his mutant abilities, he's utterly useless.

I'm getting fed up with the main character. In the beginning, including the part with Eugene, I just felt that the main character needed to hide his true self, but now the more I watch, the more frustrated I feel. You might say the protagonist is weak, but with Spider-Man's abilities plus a teenage Magneto, a teenage Professor X, a teenage Thor (Thunder), teleportation, and rapid self-healing…

The protagonist is a hypocrite; he's not even a villain, his character is so low-class. He's willing to risk his life just to show off, experimenting with his spider-sense in front of the enemy, revealing every single one of his abilities. He's incredibly secretive about his teammates, always omitting things like "I forgot to mention," or "I have my own secrets." It's truly disgusting.

At first glance, it seemed refreshing, with a good premise. But after reading nearly 100 chapters, the protagonist's abilities are strong, but practically useless; he's always timid and hesitant—I don't know what he's trying to defend against? After over a hundred chapters, there hasn't been a single satisfying moment. And the protagonist is given such a huge power-up. What's the point?

... It's still too slow. To be honest, the overall feeling is that the character is given incredibly powerful advantages, but the main character actually seems pretty weak, which just feels off. It's a bit awkward.

The plot is a bit weak. Even being threatened by someone surnamed Xie—is the protagonist an idiot? He's been on the run for two years; couldn't they just kill him outright? This writing is a bit toxic.