Scraping by in the Marvel Universe, I Can Only Bluff My Way Through

Reading this book feels like doing Chinese reading comprehension

An ordinary person who just escaped from the void and then went to save the world without saying a word? What is this tightrope walk about? I couldn't stand the last book until I was halfway through it. The protagonist had good abilities and played a high-end game from beginning to end. This one is even better. An ordinary person has no identity, no ability, only a little information advantage, and then he has to save the world? ? Isn't this difficult situation too difficult? And then the first thing you do is threaten politicians who want to shed their Hydra identity? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

It's very interesting, but you may not have thought of it, author. Some readers have not read the comics, so I will explain to those who have not read the comics. Professor Then Professor X went crazy.

I saw 4 pictures and it feels weird

Marvel➕The Invincible Young Man? Chapter 50, you just laid the groundwork for Marvel, and now you're doing this again? It's not that it's unacceptable. What you wrote is like joining the Invincible Young Hero on a temporary basis. There is no foreshadowing at all, and the protagonist is also made into an SB. According to your writing, the protagonist is Zihao brother throughout the whole process. The character is not well described, and the Invincible Young Hero suddenly comes. Haha, withdrawn.

What I fear most about writing a book is feeling good about myself

It's so confusing. Do you dare to read it yourself?

Five novels are still the strength of Level 1. Just read it. Maybe Longchang will achieve enlightenment.

Compared with the previous book, the writing style has declined, and I feel that the author did not perform well. The interweaving of characters is a bit inexplicable. The protagonist always has a kind of honeyed confidence, and it feels like the supporting characters are a little out of their wits. Compared with the previous book, the characterization of the group portraits is a bit poor. But the plot is still more exciting than the previous one

It's good-looking, and it uses funny comics to cover up some logical loopholes. The only problem is that readers who don't surf much may not be able to understand characters who haven't been in movies. However, writing a supplementary introduction will drive away old readers. The author has to balance it himself.