Marvel: Spider-Man, the Lethal Neighbor
漫威：致命邻居蜘蛛侠
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- Completed
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- 551k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 1y ago
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13.4kFans
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Why does the protagonist have to go through all the trouble of becoming Spider-Man? He could just wear a black suit and mask, use guns and knives as weapons, and level up by fighting small fry. There are so many drug dealers and gangsters anyway; he could just find lone wolves to shoot and rob, pretend to be an ordinary person, and level up for a long time.
Bro, it's so dark, did you smuggle yourself in from DC?
A sharp comment
The control over combat power is a bit poor, but the angle of reference and character design are pretty good. However, the protagonist's personality is somewhat clichéd. It would have been better to have a righteous protagonist whose violent tendencies are linked to the side effects of consuming souls, and who becomes increasingly violent under pressure from crises while still maintaining his…
One question: Isn't the protagonist afraid of Death finding out by doing this, and then Death's sycophants coming to kill the protagonist?
Lacking a bit of soul, Spider-Man's incessant chatter and dark personality make him even more disgusting than Deadpool. Skilled insults are a talent in themselves.
Actually, there are quite a few themes like this. I hope the author can add their own ideas. The classic zombie universe has been written to death (BYD is a comic book series that has to be explored). The author could write about cannibals and black and white blood (the reason why the old wolf didn't heal himself and wasn't poisoned by Adamantium is because of this 👍).
Hey-hey
Since it's Dark Spider-Man, let's give him more spider-like abilities.
Yes, it's well-written. I really like the world-building, and I'm really looking forward to seeing how clueless Spider-Men from other multiverses will be when they meet the protagonist.
Is this protagonist really that strong-willed? He's just an ordinary person who suddenly gains the superpower of becoming stronger by killing people. What kind of willpower does he have?
The zombie phase felt so-so, and then it became a constant struggle with "self-awareness."