A Certain Marvel Hero’s Life-for-Power Lifestyle

Half a meter, brother, a eunuch is just a eunuch. Just write the first part more comfortably and better. The latter part doesn't matter. I've already read it. Just write the first half well 🙂🙂

Another system that disgusts me. The so-called "choose one out of three" is actually only one that can be chosen. Then you can use your life to kill yourself, but you still play mandatory tasks and play puppets. Please don't add brains to the protagonist. The purpose of Goldfinger is to subsidize cheats, not to watch you play the protagonist.

The iron-clad American comics, the iron-clad League of Assassins, and the flowing protagonist.

Good guy, Mi Ban is still writing American comic books.

Beautiful? White beauty? When I saw this description, I specifically searched for it. Tell me where the beauty is and where the whiteness is.

This guy's comic book fandoms are all the same routine, without any new ideas. If you change the name, it will be a new book.

Find a class and stop writing.

The killer organization recruits new recruits, and the test is (without training) to hit a fly with three shots. If you fail to hit, you will die. Then if you recruit 100 people, can one survive?

I knew without even looking that the protagonist lived in the Star Building, drank bourbon, and could swing a pistol.

Can this book be longer this time? Don't increase the combat power too quickly and collapse after running. You can refer to the other books. The combat power will increase slowly and mainly write about the plot. There are so many American TV series, comprehensive stitching and insertion, especially there are so many American police TV series. One is enough. Write hundreds of chapters about the Chicago Police Department, the Los Angeles SWAT team, and the Anti-Terrorist SWAT team. There are too many non-American police dramas and movies. Take your time, slow down the pace, and write thousands of chapters like my TV series "Starting from Banshee Town" and "The Detective in the Film and Television World". . . .