In Marvel, Plundering the Many Worlds
人在漫威，掠夺诸天
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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The synopsis says the protagonist is a transmigrator, right? What's with the first chapter? He has absolutely no memories of his past life, only the original body's memories, and they're incredibly clear. I ask you, if he has no memories before transmigrating, how does he know he's a transmigrator? Hmm?
Hmm, not bad. The first picture makes me look like a native; we can leave now.
The protagonist transmigrates but has no memories of his past life.
What's the difference between them and natives? Someone unfamiliar with them might mistake them for a villain from a new Marvel crossover film.
The elements are too mixed... Marvel, multiple universes, fishing system... Crossover martial arts... The protagonist transmigrates with amnesia... Yet he occasionally remembers something... It's like trying to have it all... I couldn't stand it after chapter 20... Proceed with caution, dear readers...
The protagonist is incredibly brainless, blurting out every secret. He gets knocked out by a sweat-inducing drug after meeting Madam Wang. Even when others are going all out, he holds back. He has absolutely no sense of the mindset of a transmigrator treating everything as a separate story.
It's a hodgepodge, unplanned, and the main character is just messing around like a stupid donkey.
The biggest flaw in time-travel novels is amnesia, which is exactly what those flopping authors love to write about.
Combining the world of American comics with martial arts
Superman is fighting level 8, Doomsday is fighting Wing Chun. I can't hold back anymore.
Excuse me, how did a native like you manage to travel through multiple worlds? Are those worlds easier to navigate than Marvel? Don't tell me you, a native, know the plot.