American Comics: I Gradually Copy Everything

The protagonist is selfish and greedy, unable to support a great cause, and has double standards. He gets power that does not belong to you, but does not take responsibility. Instead, he thinks that his power is great. The greater the power, the greater the responsibility. He takes away the power of others, but he does not know how to reflect on himself. Instead, he thinks that he is the protagonist. There are not so many good things in the world, and only those who are responsible can hold up the world. This protagonist really makes me criticize, like foreign protagonists who have no responsibility and do not take responsibility!

To be honest, your talent is actually not very strong in Marvel. There is a person in Marvel who has similar abilities to you, the Disciple. Although his ability is limited to his eyes, it still feels like it was killed by the plot. Anything he can see with his eyes can enter. Copy and then become stronger, but again, it is only limited to his eyes. If you are behind his back and his eyes can't see, then you can't copy. It can only be said that Chunchun's skill flaw is too powerful 🙂 The functional effect is strong, but the skill flaw is also strong 🙂

Doesn't the author know that adults using Compound No. 5 Can only have temporary superpowers?

Um, Kung Fu Panda was fine before, so why should he try to grab that position? You can't be there all the time. If you have the super power, you can go in and learn from a teacher or gain experience at major nodes. Is that position useless to the protagonist? It seems like the author wanted to force it in to show off. Also, Oogway wrote it like whoever breaks into that place at that point will be the Dragon Warrior. You are sure Oogway can't tell what you are thinking.

The writing is excellent, and the protagonist's triumphant face is vividly reflected

Generally, people who watch American comics don't like to watch domestic kung fu animations. I trust your writing style.

I look down on the author's arrangement to seize the opportunity of panda.

Wow, it turns out to be you. Then I have to sit up and read. Why hasn't the last book been updated? I thought you were gone

Marvel, I despise the most. Iron Man is nothing if you leave that pile of scrap metal. The power must be in your own hands.

The protagonist's actions are meaningless. What is the pursuit of becoming stronger? All the stories are about stealing power by any means necessary, which is a meaningless thing. The purpose of cheating the protagonist is to keep the protagonist where he should be in a limited story, rather than to say that the protagonist's story is about becoming stronger by any means necessary. When opening a novel, everyone knows that the protagonist will succeed and become the strongest, but what we want to see is the scenery on the protagonist's road to success, and share with readers the protagonist's wonderful life interpretation.

I quite like this book, but is it just stillborn?

It's better to go to the Marvel Multiverse at first, X-Men or Deadpool

Fist of the North Star, Saint Seiya, The Last Valkyrie Journey to the West, Dragon Balls, Nine Dragon Balls, Yujiro Fanma

I feel like the progress of the copy of Kung Fu Panda is a bit slow. Maybe it's because of the Kung Fu Panda series of movies and its spin-off animations. I've watched them all.

If you write about supernatural powers, I will definitely support you

I have been chasing you for half a month, and you told me that you cut it...

Why not write 450,000 words of masterpieces from the motherland? Even if you are invincible, you can still have fun going the other way, like One Punch Man? You writers are just too impatient. Otherwise it would have been successful long ago.

Not bad, A Bao is very easy to train. I took the time to upgrade A Bao.

Kung Fu Panda is a bit too long and drags its pace a bit

Six sixty-six, I still haven't written about supernatural powers😅😅

Bad people, and I remember three people who studied in Shaolin Temple, two boys and one girl Sun Moon God Baby,

I knew I had to cut it when I saw Rushing Duck on the shelves, but luckily I didn't subscribe.