The God of Mutants in American Comics

The more cheats the better, a plunder is already very exciting, and a character template has been added. I wanted to see a super battle involving the fusion and use of various mutant abilities, but it suddenly changed.

There is a Kaido mixed in in the introduction, just like. . . .

There is one thing that I really hate to say. As a mutant in time travel, why don't you want to build a power, a country, and become the king of mutants? Similar to Asgard? The key is that the protagonist is still very strong, so he can naturally attract mutants to join him. The king of a kingdom has the power to himself, and life is so comfortable. Moreover, some people write about the Lone Ranger, which really has nothing to write about. It is just a little thing. Becoming stronger for the sake of becoming stronger can easily become a chronicle. There is a lot to write about when establishing a country, diplomacy, alien civilization, etc.

After reading more than 110 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The Hokage appears at the end. It's really crazy. The system is messed up and the nonsense is too much. 😅

The characters of Captain America here are not consistent with the movies or comics, and many characters feel like they have been modified by private magic.

If I'm writing about American comics, I've gone to Japanese comics, and it's still Naruto😅

How can I put it this way? This novel is a bit like shit-flavored chocolate, or chocolate-flavored shit. The first part is okay at first, but the second part is really hard to describe. Some of the protagonist's actions are really disgusting and out of character.

With so many abilities, Orochimaru has 4 chapters, 4 chapters! Half of the chapters are about Orochimaru's life and deeds, which is sick. These days, China doesn't know about Orochimaru, and those who still read this kind of Zhutenliu net article are basically dead. Do you need to introduce it? You think you can become popular and attract female readers to read your books, but you are afraid that these people don't know what Orochimaru is, right?

Why go to Hokage for water? ? ? ? ? Do you want to write about Pirates and Bleach? I don't even know how to go to Naruto. Originally, American comics are all about destroying nations. If you lose Naruto, you won't be able to destroy the world. How can it help? To be honest, I didn't watch it when I went to Naruto. I can accept the white points in the past. American comics jump into the sea of ​​​​fire just to make the plot messy. I can accept the death in the sea of ​​​​fire when the clones chat. The protagonist is not up, but he can ignore the earth and run to the United States of Marvel. I don't understand.

If you write about Captain America like this, if you don't kill him then, you can only say goodbye.

It's not a system yet. You have to give the protagonist an upgrade system. The more abilities, the better. It has to have strength and depth. Then the protagonist needs enemies. What's the point of having a government with a group of ordinary people?

Really don't recommend. Waste of my starting coins

What about close combat with the Hulk? Directly control his mind, turn him into a Hulk dog, and add psychic defense to him. If SHIELD finds trouble, he will be released to fight. Get the ability to survive in space and build a base directly on Mars to avoid trouble from agents and the like. It is directly beyond the earth, who would dare to mess with it. .

The author is still a newbie! There are too many explanations, and one third of the essential information is missing in one chapter.

I've read several books about mutants, but why are they all fighting alone? Can a person survive alone in modern society? Only some ignorant children will think that one person can really conquer the world.

What's the use of killing soldiers all the time? Kill the president and army generals.

I gave up. After reading Chapter 144, I lost all interest in the rest. How should I put it? The character creation of the protagonist became weirder and weirder in the later chapters, and the content became weirder and weirder. It caused discomfort. It just felt weird no matter what.

Try not to read it once it's on the shelves, it's boring.