Myriad Worlds: Starting as a Stand User

No, when writing about fan time travel, don't write about those bad anime movies. The standard sea of ​​​​dead and alive and the hodgepodge of Marvel movies are a bit off-putting when you see them now. I think it's just a Jojo movie that I can watch. The most important thing is that there are a lot of fans who have written all the routines. If you try to write them forcibly, it will be a mess and there will be no sense of expectation. To be honest, it would be better to write about the parasitic beast, the great sword, and the red pupil.

This is still the story of Part 7. It's rare to see people doing this on this platform. But using JO7 to connect Naruto, Pirates, Dragon Ball and Marvel... Is too crazy. Without additional cheats, JO7 can only hold up a special continent even if it has complete control of the body. It is still aimed at the terrain and defense side. In actual combat, it cannot survive the multi-lateral explosion and this book It's too light to watch, the characters are too flimsy, the plug-ins are too limited, and the stand-in is too boring. The protagonist is currently a low-profile hot girl and a time traveler prophet, rounding it all off is a super low-profile Red King. Using this configuration to catch up with the world view of Gaowu is a bit self-defeating...

After seeing the Golden Wind, the author's writing style still hasn't made much progress. It's the same as a running account, and the protagonist's image is still similar to that of a small citizen, with no growth and enlightenment. The most important thing is that the writing is very messy, and there is no connection between the plots. Basically, he just writes whatever comes to mind, and one chapter is relatively watery. It can only be said to be a waste of starting coins.

What are the uses of the Infinity Stones? They are useless outside that universe. They are just the controllers of that universe.

Here's a suggestion: don't write about Dragon Ball when writing fanfics. Dragon Ball's combat power is too poor and will make it difficult to write about your subsequent battle system.

In the beginning, Touma Noro kept emphasizing destiny. I thought it was quite jojo-esque and I kept following it. I felt that the author's writing became average after that. In many places, I feel that the protagonist is quite stupid, so anything that can spin should be able to be used. Jero has been using that iron ball since he was a child, and he fights with it whenever he gets the chance. There is no need for the protagonist to carry a ball everywhere, even marbles should be fine. Fighting with marbles or shuriken bursts is more effective. The visual quality of fighting Su Nuo to make the ball bigger is really bad. There is also the setting of pulling people's souls to travel through battles together, and they will become tool men in the later stages. Moreover, writing with so many people fighting must be a mess. The protagonist already has a lot of abilities. If you add a bunch of others, you can't imagine what kind of chaos it will be in the future.

What the hell, especially the thief poison in the Blade Tooth chapter. The protagonist strives to regain the lost martial arts glory in the big arena. From Hanayama - Shibukawa - Motobu - Peak - Sabiga - Miyamoto Musashi, all the way to Yujiro, the writing is very good. But he was defeated when facing Yujiro. He said that he would rely on martial arts to defeat Yujiro and get back the glory that belongs to martial arts. But in the blink of an eye, he tried all his methods and couldn't hoax Yujiro. In the end, he used his stand-in ability and the soul of Miyamoto Musashi, who had been defeated before, to shake out to help. After defeating Yujiro with these, he began to say that this was a victory in martial arts. What the hell kind of plot is this? The avatar's attack methods can't be seen by the audience and can be used except for oneself, who knows it's not martial arts but NN. Miyamoto Musashi, why do you have so many nightmares? Can this be considered a victory in martial arts?

I would like to give you a small, very small suggestion. Don't write about Chinese comics. It is easy to die due to problems with the style of painting and readers. Don't write about anime that are too unpopular, otherwise you will think it is unpopular. Fans only look at creative novelty. As long as your creative novelty is attractive enough, you can write casually, but it is useless to rely solely on creative novelty for unpopular anime.

I thought of writing an essay in elementary school. The whole text has no rhetoric at all in the vernacular Even this paragraph is considered good in the whole text. .

It's so funny that the Net King padded Jojo. I pulled a typical Love Train President and put it here. If the Net King pulls him up, the whole earth and even a nuclear bomb can't pass it All attacks against the President will be transferred to a random place in the world. If you play tennis against the President, you may kill people you don't know, kill people you know, and kill yourself. You will not be able to hurt the President even a hair. If you punch the Earth to pieces outside the universe, you may have to be transferred to In the parallel world, all attacks that cannot break through the dimensional gap are in vain In terms of attack, it has a noble instant kill mechanism. The parallel world objects/life and the body pulled out by the president will attract each other and then annihilate No matter how you say this kind of avatar, it is not something that can be touched in a world like the Net King. If the author can let the protagonist get a substitute of this level in jo7 to die in the sea of ​​fire and keep up with the pace of growth