Marvel: Becoming a God by Taking Control of Hydra

Just a heads-up to the author: contact Hitler directly and replace the Red Skull; there's no need to pretend to have any identity.

Dude, you really need to speed up. This is already a hundred chapters long. After all, you are talking about Marvel. A World War II background board is written in such detail that even those who come for Marvel will run away.

The Dr. Zola in Captain America isn't named Albert Zola; his name is Anim Zola.

This book is very imaginative and a rare example of a novel with its own original ideas. The biggest difference is that it tells its own story, rather than constantly piggybacking on the success of Marvel crossover novels.

Is it possible for a human to defeat a female special agent by sneak attacking her?

I think faith should be a renewable resource; it can be harvested periodically.

The system's name is really off-putting; it feels like it's successfully deterred most people who might want to watch it.

Let's change the name to "World War II King," lure people in, and then kill them.

Author, could you please change the name? Wei Lian is really out of place in the novel, especially since he's transmigrated into a Westerner.

The author is fully capable of writing a historical masterpiece. The protagonist's path is clear and well-defined, completely lacking the petty sentimentality of typical superhero novels. If you remove the Marvel overtones, this would also be a classic historical novel. The unspoken understanding between the protagonist and his subordinates, stemming from shared interests, is portrayed very well.