American Comics: My Universe Begins Within
美漫：我的宇宙从内天地开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 566k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Speaking of the Marvel pantheon, one cannot help but mention Sun Wukong from the Marvel universe. He can travel 1800 li in a single somersault, which is incredibly fast.
This author's writing is getting worse and worse. They even have levels like beginner, intermediate, advanced, peak, and perfect for the fifth sense of the microcosm? Do you think this is a fantasy novel?
To put it simply, if we bring the Saint Seiya series into the Marvel universe, the Saints wouldn't necessarily be limited to the US; they could be found all over the world. We could also design secret realms—for example, to achieve victory, you must defeat the Saint Cloth totems within those realms.
I have an idea for this: what if we moved Saint Seiya into the Marvel universe? The protagonist's power would be stellar power, primarily based on the stars. The entire Greek pantheon would work in conjunction with the protagonist's power to once again reap the world's faith. They would use the stars and the shadows of those monsters to forge armor, like the original Saint Cloths from Saint Seiya.
Do you even understand the concept of the microcosm? And this talk of the microcosm realm and the fifth sense?! Without a sixth sense, you can't even perceive the microcosm!
When I was a kid, I watched Saint Seiya. The cosmos exploding, the "Take this light-speed punch!"—It was so awesome, so cool. But watching it again as an adult, all I can say is, Mother Earth is incredibly resilient.
Could the author consider writing about this in the next book?
I read a post about the Dao of Sitting in Oblivion, but I haven't been able to find the book, so I wanted to find the author to write it down. Basically, it's about a Marvel fanfiction protagonist who transmigrates into the Marvel universe of China.
I haven't watched it yet, but just a friendly reminder: the moves in Saint Seiya are actually as powerful as their names suggest. The anime doesn't portray them as that because the gods sealed Earth together.
Why do you and Xu Shaoyi, who used to write good Marvel stories, now prefer to write about niche topics? And your writing style is getting increasingly simplistic, more and more like a reskinned fantasy novel. Why don't you just look at how well-written American comic book fanfiction is written, both in the past and present?
The fact that even Greece is involved suggests that the risk and difficulty of merging DC and Marvel is significant.