American Comics: The Random-Transforming Omnitrix
美漫：随机变身的破表
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It's too abrupt, especially the latest pictures. I don't know why you guys keep thinking about this magnetic field rotation thing; it's pointless. I came to see the Ben 10, with its strange and unusual transformations, not to see any magnetic field rotation. What do you mean, "I don't know what it will transform into"? It won't get hurt, and it won't adapt to the environment.
Okay, I see there are a lot of misunderstandings, so let me explain.
First, I admit that magnetic field power is incredibly strong, powerful enough to destroy the world! However, magnetic field power requires cultivation! It takes time! Talent, perseverance, determination, and the right environment are all indispensable! There are already too many famous gods in the DC universe, and they all have too much free time.
The electric current has been activated, so how far behind can the magnetic field rotation be? How far behind can magnetic field lunatics be? Before long, the entire DC world will be filled with magnetic field lunatics, and it will be a complete mess. I feel this book is ruined; the author got carried away, and the whole world will be overturned because of the magnetic field.
To put it simply, it feels like the protagonist is begging while holding a golden bowl.
A complete simp for a "superhero," confirmed. Even if you shouldn't have the intention to harm others, you still can't be without the intention to guard against them! Revealing the secret to the bats before you have enough power is just asking for trouble.
The magnetic field madman has appeared again. Why do books these days like to go to such extremes? I've read about this in several books. Is it popular? Do many people read this kind of thing? I only learned about it from novels, and it's not particularly appealing.
Difficult to evaluate
It can only be said that your title is misleading. The readers are mostly Ben10 fans, but your book is actually a novel about a martial arts god with a magnetic field.
The protagonist is so overwhelmed, even the pets are stronger than him. Who did I come here for?
The premise of "Little Broken Watch" is not bad, but suddenly they introduced a pet and focused on describing it. Is this a sign that they are changing the main character?
What initially attracted me was the ability to transform into anything, but now you've added a magnetic field to make it seem disgusting? Are you trying to reduce the number of transformations?
The pace is too fast, and they can't even tell the main points from the secondary ones. Their personalities are also unlikable.
I managed to withstand the magnetic field effect later on, but when Garfield joined in, I knew the pacing was going to go crazy. Then they added extra buffs to his frame, and the whole book felt chaotic. Plus, Garfield's personality isn't likable. Looking at the titles later on, I knew they were just going to keep buffing Garfield like crazy.