American Comics: The Military-Uniform Princess

Jun Ji's ability is a bit interesting in Marvel. It is set that Jun Ji has 48 abilities when she appears, and her abilities will increase infinitely as the second creation continues. The abilities that appear in the plot are actually invincible in Marvel. The third movement: Representation - manifested as turning things into petals, which has the same effect on life. [Reality Gem] Movement 9: Cause and Effect Reduction—Returning Character Settings to Nothing [Erase] Movement 12: Summary Origin—Ability is setting restoration, [can delete all outrageous characters and settings added by Marvel in the later period] Movement 14: Cause and Effect Transformation—Reverse Causes Guo's ability Movement 20: Factor Imitation - The ability to copy objects As we all know, Jun Ji is a fantasy character who specializes in fantasy characters, And as we all know, Marvel is a comic work that constantly adds settings Jun Ji: Your abilities have been enhanced many times, right? 😊 She can directly cut comic characters into movie versions and directly obliterate the movie versions. And stacking boxes is useless. At the end of the anime, Altair chose to create a new world with only each other for Shimazaki Setsuna. Shimazaki Setsuna continued to create new settings for Altair in this world. In other words, no matter what opponent he encounters, Altair can use Setsuna Shimazaki's creation to produce targeted abilities. Just, very invincible...

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the identity and abilities of the protagonist are really not introduced at all. The protagonist was thrust into the scene, how did the Starks survive? No explanation. Why is there no explanation for Natasha being around the protagonist? What are the protagonist's abilities? What happened to that saber? No explanation. There is no explanation as to whether the protagonist is a time traveler or something.

Does the female protagonist need to start with an identity? . . Can't we just rely on hard power?

I read the whole eight chapters and I don't know what it's about. I don't know what it means. The plot is bland 😅

Can I say that this novel is so boring that it almost made me sleepy🙂, there are a lot of typos, and all the characters talk like they are the same person

It's dull and boring. It's been 30 chapters and it's not over yet. The main plot is not written at all. The purpose of the characters is unclear. It's just hard water. The logic of returning the water is not fluent. It's quite uncomfortable to read.

It feels like the focus is deliberately on paying, and there will be hard water ahead. The author is brave enough. Pass first.

I feel that Jun Ji still looks better in the military uniform she wore in the later period, but the original gloves were too ugly.

After skimming through more than 20 chapters, the narrative is pretty flat. Are we not going to talk about the three golden chapters now? The protagonist's sense of existence is also very fragmented. The style of painting with silver hair, red and blue eyes, wouldn't Marvel people find it strange? It would be nice to add a special disease setting.

The subject matter is quite gimmicky, but the main plot advances too slowly, lacking the sense of rhythm and the explosive points it should have. I flipped through more than 30 chapters, but I didn't see any action ability of the protagonist.