American Comics: Hero Killer, Slaying Iron Man from the Start

Hopefully, they'll pay more attention to controlling their combat power this time. Every time, their combat power suddenly inflates and then they lose control.

When I read the Player's Guide, what impressed me most was Valmont. His entrance in the Battle of New York was so cool! Valmont was cool, the trio was cool, and Alfred was cool. In the first few volumes, Valmont was definitely the main character; the later big scenes weren't as good as the first one.

It looks interesting, but there aren't enough of them right now. Also, the author should try to avoid repeating old mistakes. You could write it in acts, with only a few characters in each act. If necessary, you could also have some characters killed off.

It's even more chaotic than the last one, but it still has that familiar feel. I don't know what's going on, I only know that the Great Dao has been extinguished yet again. It's definitely addictive to read.

Speaking of which, I absolutely loved Mephisto from the book before last. It's rare to see an author create a villainous boss who is incredibly imposing, ambitious, and possesses a captivatingly wicked charm—a pure evil demon king, no less. The part where he sacrifices everything to shatter Hell and become holy truly got my blood pumping.

The Files of Mischievous Kids Who Crashed into the Marvel Universe~

This name change sounds like something from an assembly line.

Keep it up, author 🙂. Oh, and please, whatever you do, don't let any Eastern-themed elements appear here, like the King of Hell or anything like that.

I would call Fu She a shill, because he always manages to sabotage Iron Man at the beginning of every book he writes.

The combat power has expanded too quickly; perhaps more daily life content could be written about.