American Comics: I Can Grow Superpowers
美漫：我能种出超能力
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
- Updated
- 8d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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924Chapters
127Votes
15.6kRecs
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It's a crappy book. It only took 250 to write these plots, leaving holes everywhere. This is because he is afraid that people will not find him, and he tells others his identity casually, especially when he is weak and has done bad things.
Absorbing the power of two Infinity Stones and then going on a direct rampage may not necessarily defeat Wakanda. You can figure this out for yourself.
Shan Geng, how dare you, little comrade is not active enough?
Why not absorb super intelligence, because the protagonist has a high IQ and can't grasp it?
It highlights a story that is both realistic and upright. It clearly treats the protagonist as a villain, but also spends a lot of words to whitewash the vicious behavior of the protagonist. It is extremely awkward. A reminder to latecomers, the more you write, the more poisonous it becomes, especially after it is published. The author is here to poison readers to disgusting people.
Inexplicable rebellion
The big boss rebels inexplicably. He wants to see how the protagonist grows, or what else does he want to do? The writing is inexplicably frustrating. There is also the casual space blockade. Not to mention that you have been practicing in space for so long, shouldn't the power of space gems have a high priority? The result is that you look like a soft-footed shrimp.
When I see indiscriminate killing, I don't want to watch it. It's not the Holy Mother, and it's not that I can't stand killing. It's just that you just need a face to kill someone. I can't stand it. Think about it in another person's shoes. The passerby is you. When you meet a protagonist, he kills you just because he glanced at you. Would you like this kind of person?
Shennong's experience
Develop the big boss into a good partner, then let him develop a dark personality inexplicably, and then the good personality dies, and the dark personality controls all rebellions, and then let the protagonist kill him, and I was poisoned.
The most disgusting way of writing is to kill ordinary villains and supporting characters at will, to decent characters and all kinds of nannies. Either you write the protagonist as a lone wolf or treat them all equally!
Chapter 17, I can't stand it anymore.
The author himself likes the Hidden Blade, right? Your protagonist has 200 tons of power, but you use an ordinary hidden sword? What do you think?