American Comics: A Level Five Mutant Starting with Gojo Satoru

The cook version is updated too fast, and the evolution speed of the prison master cannot keep up.

No, buddy, do you want to play or not? The spell return space ability is not as invincible as Gojo Satoru. Su Nuo uses a slash that cuts off the world. The level of this skill is world level. You, a random passerby, have Su Nuo's ultimate move? And Bullseye has an Edman metal throwing knife? Defeated just to make the protagonist deflated?

It was really fun to read, unlike some similar novels that gave pig's feet awesome power but suppressed their abilities. I was so angry when I read it.

I haven't watched the anime about Gojo Satoru's strength, but if Qin completely fuses the Phoenix Force fragments, he is the worst and the strongest, and can instantly kill a single universe-level person.

The author did not suppress the protagonist's strength too much, but the author suppressed more than half of the original superhero's strength 🙂

I've read a lot of other people who wrote this. What they wrote is really disgusting, like shit.

I don't want to hit you with that! Gojo Satoru is actually quite rubbish. He doesn't even have the strength of Naruto, so how can he get along with Marvel? To get beaten?

Does the main character have a nickname? If not, I suggest calling Dan Xia

I have a few doubts, not about the author. I have been saying this for a long time, and this is the case with all Marvel books that contain mutant plots. Since the powerful freaks are mutants, the fast freaks are mutants, and the freaks with super powers are mutants. Then why is Spider-Man, who is fast, powerful, has a spider sense and can swing in the sky, not a mutant? Isn't Captain America, who has great strength, fast speed, longevity, and good looks, a mutant? Isn't the Thor who can live long, have great strength, fast speed, discharge electricity, and fly a mutant? The Hulk, who is powerful, fast and can turn into a big green monster, is not a mutant? Why do passers-by shout "mutant freak" when they see a stranger (specifically the protagonist) using some power? When mentioning Spider-Man, Captain America, these are really superheroes? I'm thinking maybe it's because Marvel itself can't deal with it, so it keeps making the X-Men series independent. So the author who writes Marvel fan fiction is smart enough to include the X-Men, and there's a huge logical bug.

Not bad, it's really comfortable to watch. There is no inexplicable pressure to fight, and there is no Virgin Heart. The writing is really to my liking.