The Loquacious Crow of the Marvel Universe

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that there is no difference from reading the original work. It's just that there is an extra mascot, the crow, which feels useless. You don't affect the original work, and you don't change the ending. Then I might as well go and watch the original work.

The protagonist claims to be a "lucky man", but is actually a foul-mouthed woman with corrupt morals. When Parker just made a death joke when his uncle died, there is still a big difference between a fun person and a scumbag.

It feels good. Although many people don't like this nanny flow, I like it very much. Come on

Be careful when reading novels where the protagonist is a Leziren

The more I read, the more I feel. However, In the first chapter, I almost gave up the book. The protagonist Crow asked if Uncle Ben was dead at the beginning, and there was something else to say. Peter Parker seemed confused, and in the second chapter, he said it was a joke from hell, too. . . . Lezi people are not so excessive. It gets better later, the more I write, the better. Personally, I only have the bad points I mentioned above, but the rest is fine. The writing is also good.

I don't understand why the Red Skull is written like a clown, unable to arouse the readers' emotions, and has no feeling when it reaches the most intense point. It can be mediocre but not bad.

Wolverine World was written too quickly, and Twilight Wolf World could obviously be written as a road movie similar to the original work. Now this gives people a very rushed feeling, and there is not enough emotional accumulation.

I feel that Logan is not good-looking, and the author himself has no idea.

I feel that if this timeline develops, the following situation will occur if the author does not do it Villain: Jie Jie Jie, Spider-Man is Peter Parker! Others: Oh~ Peter Parker is actually Spider-Man~ (read) Villain: Okay, okay, Spider-Man, now everyone can know your true identity! Others: Huh? Who is Spider-Man's true identity? (Doubtful) Villain: ¿ Not brothers Hahaha, this is so much fun By the way, the author has a good saying, if men and women match, the work will not be tiring, you know what I mean (hint) Hurry up and bring Gwen Spider-Man! (Explicit) You two, get together!

? ? Speaking of crows, I remember if there was an owl that abducted Batman before? Which one is that? I just realized now, hey, I haven't seen that novel in a long time.