American Comics: This Good Deeds System Is Fishy

After watching for so long, I've seen the protagonist enhance his brain, but I've never seen him use it. It's like Superman's super brain – he has it, but he doesn't use it. His brain is already so amazing, why doesn't he use it to learn new knowledge or create some new equipment?

The female leads in DC Marvel novels are quite particular, except for a very few with an unusually large number of female characters paired with other female characters. Hopefully, the author will carefully consider the choice of female leads.

When I saw that over twenty chapters had been updated, I thought the author had taken pity on me, but it turns out he was driven by malice and cut himself in two.

We are continuously seeking submissions of villainous characters from various works. The template is as follows: [Name: Full Name] [Source: (From which work?)] [Introduction: The more detailed the better] Additional information: This book uses two criteria to judge a "villain": first, they have opposed the protagonist in the story; second, they have received too much negative feedback.

Keep writing, I'll do anything as long as I keep writing.

However, the weapons they were using were different.

I remember the protagonist's system doesn't have a guaranteed 10-pull pity system, right? Why not do a 10,000-level gacha pull before focusing on acquiring resources? 100,000 Resources are hard to come by, why not strengthen yourself first? Aren't you afraid of dying from a stray bullet?

Will the author release a new book?

Five months' pass as a breakup fee