
In Marvel, I Got the Horse Talisman from the Start
人在美漫,开局获得马符咒
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- Completed
- Length
- 196k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 1y ago
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92Chapters
546Recommendations
9.1kFans
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From the moment the clones started committing atrocities, there was no point in continuing this book. The massacre of civilians has crossed the line for most readers. Author, if you keep writing, you'll eventually be reported and shut down.
Author, it's such a waste to use the Horse Talisman as an item, especially since it's at risk of being stolen or lost. Could you please make it work out later in the story, allowing the Horse Talisman to become the protagonist's skill and be possessed forever?
Starting with horse talismans? And twelve of them at once? Not only do you only get horse talismans at the start, but they also cost money to upgrade!
He went and became the villain himself; the poison had already taken effect in chapter 28.
The protagonist's personality is so unlikable; he's a hypocritical, purely evil person. The person you killed also has to remove the little pearl, making it seem like the clone wasn't placed there by you.
A protagonist who is utterly wicked is not likable.
It's unbelievable; the main character is practically just a background character.
How come they were living a perfectly good life, and suddenly they became terrorists?
I feel like I can't write much more.
Exposing one's abilities in public, and making no attempt to conceal the healing process—it really does heal in a flash!—Is illogical and unlikely to last.
The protagonist's behavior is somewhat contradictory, which makes reading a little awkward.