American Comics: a Native of the Motherland Who Was Raised by Doraemon

Do you have Doraemon? Can you write it?

If you don't understand, just ask, as for Doraemon's props, unless you think about it, do you really need to clean the dishes to make money?

The same type as before

This seems to be similar to the third one. They are all Doraemon, they are all from the motherland, they are all Marvel, and they are all raising children.

Doraemon's own timeline is too confusing. He already has blue skin and no ears. How many years did it just come out of the factory? When I first appeared, lightning struck a few screws, I went to robot school, graduated, and was taken away by my baby Shixiu. A few years later, Shixiu bit Doraemon's ear for his birthday, and the paint fell off from tears There is also some confusion in Doraemon's setting, that's it, which timeline and point in time did you come from?

Watching the dialogue between the characters, it feels like a dream. I write whichever sentence comes to mind.

22~26 Is such an abstract plot

It was very difficult. The first dungeon started at Chapter 19, and I didn't roughly understand the background of the dungeon until Chapter 30. I was confused during the middle of it. I think there should be many readers like me who don't know much about Marvel. This is too discouraging

Although it's a little uncomfortable, you can write it shorter and end it. Wanda doesn't need more than 120 chapters to end it, right? I still prefer watching Batman, Spider-Man and so on. It feels quite boring to tell the story of Wanda until now.

Please read and collect. The author hereby guarantees that it will be updated continuously and that he will never take time off due to illness and work hard to code every day. After it is put on the shelves, it will be as many as possible. Readers can also point out any problems with the writing, because the author likes to read at double speed when reading the original work, and is now working hard to make up for it. I will never use AI. This book is written purely by hand, except for using AI to find typos. The author who thinks his writing is not good also admits to criticizing. I just hope that everyone can follow more updates.

I could read it fluently at first, but when it came to the WandaVision chapter, the preface didn't match the epilogue, and I couldn't read it smoothly. It was stuck one after another. The author should revise it after finishing it. The novel itself is quite good, and Doraemon's daily life with Azu Clark is also very good.

Praise to Doraemon, I am his brother, Doraemon

Readers who keep books, please remember to catch up on it every Tuesday. It's very exciting to catch up on reading. I hope I can get to the next round. TT If you want to see some props in Doraemon, please tell me and I will consider the plot as appropriate.

Why are there so many typos, garbled words, and bad sentences? Was it written by AI? But if it is written by AI, there should be less confusion, and if it is written by a real person, it doesn't feel like it. What did you write this for?

It's pretty good even after skipping Wanda. The Wanda chapter is really bad. It's really impossible to mix a child's personality into family disputes. The author's writing power is limited and he can't write complex emotions in a simple way.

It's okay but there are too many typos

There is a typo in the introduction, machine → and