American Comics: The Military-Uniform Princess
美漫：军服公主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 588k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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217Chapters
3.7kRecommendations
14kFans
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The abilities of the Military Princess are quite interesting in the Marvel universe. In the original setting, the Military Princess has 48 abilities when she first appears, and her abilities will increase infinitely as fan creations continue. The abilities shown in the storyline are actually quite powerful in the Marvel universe.
After reading over ten chapters, I still haven't learned anything about the protagonist's identity and abilities. They just blatantly inserted the protagonist into the story. How did the Starks survive? There's no explanation. Why is Natasha by the protagonist's side? There's no explanation. What are the protagonist's abilities? What's with that military knife? There's no explanation. Is the protagonist a transmigrator or something? There's no explanation either.
Do female protagonists always have to start with an identity...? Can't they just rely on their raw talent?
I read eight whole chapters and still had no idea what it was about. It was nonsensical, and the plot was bland and uninteresting. 😅
Can I say this novel was so boring it almost made me sleepy? 🙂 There were also tons of typos, and all the characters' dialogue sounded like it was written by the same person.
It's both padded and boring. The whole S. H. I. E. L. D. Mess has been going on for 30 chapters and it's still not over. The main plot hasn't been developed at all, and the characters' goals are unclear. It's just tedious padding, and the writing is illogical and makes for a very difficult read.
It feels like they deliberately focused on the paid content, letting the earlier parts feel cheap and easy. The author is incredibly bold. I'll pass on this one.
I think the military princess looked better in her later military uniform; the gloves on her original outfit were too ugly.
I skimmed through more than twenty chapters, and the narrative was too bland. Are they no longer talking about the "golden three chapters"? The protagonist's presence is also very disjointed. With his silver hair and red and blue eyes, doesn't Marvel find it strange? They could have added a special medical condition to the character's backstory.
The premise is quite intriguing, but the main plot progresses too slowly, lacking pacing and the necessary dramatic moments. I flipped through over thirty chapters and didn't see the protagonist take any action.