Marvel: The Fake Inventor

For those who haven't read the author's previous book, here's a summary of the author's journey to improving their drawing skills. According to the author, they never formally studied drawing. Start: 😏This was at the very beginning; this guy was a perfectly good, albeit somewhat unskilled, artist. At this point, the author can only be described as having a lot of ideas.

What a terrible book! It started charging after it was published. With an author as unprofessional as you, I don't need to read your books. Just throw it off the shelf and never see it again! References:

I don't know what the author was thinking, but the protagonist seems incredibly weak. He has absolutely no power system internally, and no Gundam-like abilities externally; he just flies around in a ball... Item synthesis relies entirely on luck, it's utterly garbage...

Aside from lacking a main plot and being somewhat padded, the book doesn't have many flaws. However, since it's a lottery-themed novel with no limit on the number of draws, the lottery becomes your only activity. Everything else, like shooting practice, is irrelevant. Your job is to go to various places—exhibitions, large shopping malls—to obtain lottery chances.

I've recently gotten a bit more familiar with coloring on my drawing tablet, so I redrawn the main character and added a mecha. I won't change anything within the chapter; it'll just be perfect for adding to the character card.

What's with the number 18? Looking at the titles from the later ones, it's all about Devil Fruits and stuff, and it seems to have less and less to do with inventions.

In any work, either the plot serves the characters, establishing compelling personalities that readers will like, or the characters serve the plot, creating exciting storylines (or satisfying moments) that keep readers hooked. Very few can achieve both. The drawback of the former is that the plot can change at any time (retconning), such as the Iron Man trilogy.

Although... I really can't accept the idea of ​​Conan kicking a soccer ball and destroying Leviathan with his shoe... Even a rule-based system created through synthesis would be acceptable, but using Conan's technology-based system is just unacceptable.

I was drawn in by the title of your book. Focus more on inventions of cutting-edge technology, product launches, and sales to advance the plot; the fighting and killing following the movie formula is pointless. Most Marvel book readers can practically recite the plot by heart. Your more casual writing style is much more engaging.

Here are the pictures first~ I did research, created outlines and character designs, and this time I bought a graphics tablet and even drew a lot of illustrations. Don't worry, everyone. Although we can't yet determine how well it's written, it definitely won't be a shoddy job.