Blizzard Summons from American Comics

I feel like Overwatch is enough in the early stage, Warcraft in the mid-stage, and Diablo 3 in the late stage. Otherwise, the Nephalem in Diablo are too strong, and Li Min can stack up to Diversity.

The plot at the beginning was too boring, there were too many hooks, there was no sense of crisis, and it was just a sideways push.

The film and television fusion version of the Hulk is just like that. He's quite weak. He feels like it would be troublesome to carry a nuclear bomb. He would probably be blown up to death. Moreover, he is also restrained by magic. Soul-type ones can beat him.

It's a bit too much. Now I feel that the protagonist is just a waste addicted to lust. With so many summoned characters, developing power is the best way. The plot should be in a state that has not yet unfolded. It would be better to speed up the plot.

Five hundred pounds of wild boar in Redridge Mountain? Author, can you have some common sense, about that taller-than-human figure? Have you never seen it?

This book is entirely the author's own pleasure...

The only one who I think can be a heroine in Marvel is you being made into a younger sister. What do you think?

It will be great fun to summon him someday, just OAA

Blizzard? Is that Blizzard linked to the Devil Academy?

Warcraft belongs to a world where combat power expands very quickly. At level 60, it is still a traditional fantasy adventure, but by the time it reaches level 60, it has already exploded in popularity per capita. The mid-level officers of the legion have explosive stars, and then the kickers can fight at will. Now there is even an incident of Eredar returning to the alliance. Nowadays, the Aspect Dragons have become multi-dimensional (Nozdormu's short story clearly states that the Bronze Dragon King is riveting the timeline of Azeroth). The two mini-boss in the Age of Dragons can rub a star (Tyndal) with their hands and tear the universe apart to create a singularity (scale length). They can kill a lot of them, and their combat power and attributes are as good as each other.

There will be problems when all Blizzard + American comics are stitched together, at least the combat power will basically collapse, and in a world where secrets cannot be hidden at any time, it is difficult to explain why the big guys don't come to you. Relatively speaking, it is easier to write by hiding behind the scenes and letting the chosen person do things.

So orthopedics, you don't know how to send girls?

The hero's combat power, the Marvel world's combat power, and the plot must be well balanced, otherwise it will easily collapse. Don't make way for the plot carelessly, don't carelessly brag about Blizzard characters, and don't carelessly brag about the Marvel world (especially the Ancient One)

May I ask the author where StarCraft went? Doesn't it also belong to Blizzard?

It's too big and boring, like a child cherishing flowers.

Is it considered a harem novel if you don't even drive a car?

What are you writing about now? I haven't seen you in a few years, so the level has improved too much...