American Comics: I Sell Prop Information in the Chat Group

The author has never seen the Marvel movie, Under One Person, and I feel something is wrong. Is the author really not aware of what Ah Wei 18 is, or is he just pretending not to know. The prerequisite of Yang Wu Lei is the Golden Light Curse and the body of a boy. Are you sure you have checked the information when writing the novel? Qi Gan didn't even repair a hammer.

I saw that I wanted to save Jiraiya 😰

I'm speechless. If you use the elements invented by Howard Stark as your own, why not just tell Tony Stark directly, and the Captain America serum has also been made public? Then why did General Ross capture the Hulk to create super soldiers, and Tony was talking to Nick Fury about new elements, but Howard's model was in S. H. I. E. L. D.

This is wrong. Except for their names and abilities, all the characters have changed. Their behavior and personality are not those of the original characters. It feels like they were written by AI.

Here's a suggestion: the protagonist can travel through both Marvel and DC, but it's best not to mix them. Mixing is difficult to write well and can easily break down.

If you have a lottery opportunity, you won't use it until the disaster crocodile lizard beats it to death. Do you want to keep the lottery opportunity for your offspring? ? ?

When I saw the introduction, I knew that there was an unknown species pretending to be a human being.

The beginning looks okay, I can tolerate the little poisonous little thunder, the under one person part is okay, but I don't like the original monster part. The plot related to beheading a girl is particularly fragmented and abrupt. The author magically uses a small amount of character interaction to create the effect of suffocating and licking a dog without causing any loss to the protagonist, and even benefits the protagonist... Although elements such as cool live broadcasts and group members' praise are added, the forced bragging only makes it more embarrassing and uncomfortable.

Nowadays, the author does not mention environmental description, psychological description, or even description of the character's appearance. The quality of Qidian's novels is getting worse and worse.

After scanning the comments, I feel that the younger age is a bit serious.

One bottle is less than half the bottle sloshing around.

Is the protagonist in Marvel America? This is a mistake in naming. Most Europeans put their first name first and their surname last. In this way, the protagonist and her sister have the same name but different surnames.

Forget the rest, Ace doesn't need to be rescued, he deserves to die

Just because the copy was full of Japanese comics except for one person, I had no interest in clicking on it. . There is still a threshold for reading a novel, most of the time in the Wanjie chat group, haha

Looking at the introduction, if you SHA them all. I'm still a little interested.

The author had better not save Jiraiya. Jiraiya was written to death mainly because he represented the group of shrimp-headed men in Japan.

Let me tell you one thing. The protagonist and the Dutch brother are from the same world, and they are also the elder brother.

Is my wife Shanyi more powerful than Zhang Chulan?

Whoever writes this, why do I always like to write Japanese comics in it?

The sister character falls in love with Spider-Man. Does this kind of plot and character design make any sense?

What's all this in the introduction and it's still interesting. Is it interesting for you to be a nanny?

Isn't it an American comic? With the kind of two-dimensional painting style in the group, you shouldn't write American anime like My Little Pony, Monster High, Rick Morty, Hot Girls, Young Justice, Teen Titans, Avatar, etc., But the result is that he alone is better than Naruto, and stuff like that is boring.

It has been added to the collection. It has great ideas and the author's writing is very good. This book title makes people want to click on it. I visited with my work "The Witcher Begins in America". Thank you!