Marvel's Venom: From the Start, I Become a Hydra Mole

This book received a website error today... To be honest, I was a little speechless. I was a little too confused by this book. I thought my writing was very good, but it turned out that the data was not good enough. Then when I contacted the editor last Friday, he said that it could be cut if the 130,000 words were not included in the website. Then when I was about to cut it, he looked at the data and said, don't worry, maybe it will come in the evening. Then I waited for Friday, then Saturday and Sunday. Then when I asked the website manager again on Monday, the editor told me to forget it, saying that the readings had been dropping in the past two days, and the data was not good. Who can know the ups and downs in my heart, but the editor said it was no longer possible, so I had no choice but to cut it. I had already prepared to cut the book, and told the readers that I was going to cut it, and then I deleted a lot of subsequent chapters. Results! Result! Just now! That writer's consultation reminded me that the first round of recommendations will start on the 28th? ? ? ! ! ! My mind is a bit lost! Then I can only quickly contact the editor and ask him to help me open the permissions, and I will get the deleted chapters back. The editor just replied to me. He said that he would give me permission later, but he said that it would be useless if he recommended it, and the data would still keep dropping. I don't know if what he said is true or not, but I still want to try it. After all, it's really a pity. So friends, please read it! ! ! Please, woohoo! ! !

To be honest, the identity of an agent is not suitable for having a good relationship with Gwen at all. It is not a system. If you want to write about Gwen, you should be in the campus department, and if you want to write about Daisy, you should be in the agent department. You are too greedy to think about both of these Marvel novels.

The author's writing style is a bit like the writing style of Morning Venom, but not many people can appreciate it. Anyway, I quite like it. Also, why doesn't the author try to thank other symbiotes, such as hybrids, howls, poison, carnage, etc. And now that Marvel literature is not as popular as it used to be, it's okay for authors to integrate symbiotes into other worldviews (personal opinion, adopt it with caution)

Speaking of which, I wonder if this symbiote can be strengthened to become the Venom in Marvel's Spider-Man 2, which is as powerful and has such special abilities. Maybe I can try the legion battle and make big moves. Let's take a look at the Venom in Marvel's Spider-Man 2. It's a little exciting. Do you remember the Venom in Marvel's Spider-Man 2? This guy has all kinds of abilities. He can also turn humans into symbionts and control them. I just want the male protagonist to be as strong as this guy. He can play legion battles and make big moves. Thinking about it is a bit exciting, and it feels a bit good. Such a strong power and that special ability. It can turn humans into symbionts, and it can also be controlled by itself. With this ability, it can cause troubles. These abilities are things he didn't have in the past. They are really too strong. As the final opponent in the game, they are definitely enough.

You can read this novel, but it's just that you can read it. Just read the free chapters. I'll probably give you poison later.

The pace is too slow. The content of Iron Man 1 has been watered down for so many days. Everyone knows the plot of the first part, and the protagonist also knows it, and does nothing.

Will the male protagonist's own abilities be strengthened in the future? If it's a movie universe, you can still get by with your brains, but if you write it as a movie and comic, I remember that some abilities are too out of scope. Although the writing of "Venom" is very interesting, if it is to improve the strength, I still like to focus on the protagonist himself. Let the author tell you. There is also the question of the female protagonist. I finally found a Marvel book with good emotional development. Will there be other female characters added in the future?

Holm Clint

I found a novel about Venom that looks good. Speaking of a Venom novel I recently read, I remember that Venom had all the abilities of the symbiote at the beginning. For example, the carnage one seemed to have it. And he has no weakness anymore so he is not afraid of fire. I'm not afraid of sound waves anymore. I remember that the first guy he possessed after coming to Earth from the outside was a drug addict or a gangster cannon fodder from Hell's Kitchen. However, he was said to be so bad. But after the venom was strengthened, his reaction speed and physical fitness were several times that of ordinary people. If he reached Natasha's level, he might be a little stronger than him. The guy controlled by Venom found out what was going on in that world, and he fell in love with this Venom. He seemed to like Natasha, so he possessed the woman. This guy seemed to be not worried yet. He only liked women and didn't want to possess her, but fortunately, he didn't think about women. You can still read the rest. The spider that copied Spider-Man in the back The Spider Sense, the Hulk's power, and the Ghost Rider's ability to change things are much stronger, and they add more power to the host. They are much stronger than before, but it's a pity that later in the evil ghost line, they saw Mephisto's deal to get a way to transform back into a human. It was a bit unbearable, and Venom was missing more scenes later on.

In just 70,000 words, two female protagonists emerged. You won't be able to go far just by interacting with the female characters.