A Beautiful Cabin in the Woods

It's still good enough so far, and the plot is pretty solid. As for the text, it doesn't matter if I make one or two mistakes. For an old bookworm like me, I can figure it out by myself. The overall writing is smooth and not praised by the female protagonist.

Goldfinger is a little bit off, and it was indeed a little weak in the early stages. The core protagonist is driven, and the ultimate goal is also a bit unclear. But how to compare it with other American comic colleagues who are full of disgusting and poisonous things? There are also a large number of people from the motherland whose writing is sparse. The character logic cannot be understood and the character design is ruined after a few sentences? This book by an old author has basically no surprises. As you read it, you can rest assured that you won't suddenly be treated to a chapter. It's still quite good. I'm curious about what's wrong with having several "boring, boring" comments popping up at the same time like a monster spawner? The results of this book are obviously mediocre, can you be jealous of me? 😰

It's a title bluff. After reading it, I feel that The House in the Woods has no sense of existence at all. Just like another comment said, changing the title of the book to "American Comics: Containing Monsters and Making them Stronger" would have the same effect and has little to do with The House in the Woods. Everyone came here because they wanted to see the protagonist use the monsters contained in the institution called The Cabin in the Woods to become stronger in Marvel. It is not about a containment system called The Cabin in the Woods slowly containing the monsters. What does this mean? It has nothing to do with The Cabin in the Woods. It is just an ordinary American comic novel about containing monsters.

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In fact, this is just an ordinary upgrade book with a system called Cabin in the Woods.

When I saw Chapter 32, I just explained the role of the golden finger at the beginning, and the rest of the text was not heavy. After the object was contained, there was no detailed description of the improvements to increase the feeling of pleasure. The golden finger is equivalent to the trunk of a big tree, but you ignore it. The tree becomes a low shrub, loose and loose, and there is no sense of expectation.

There seem to be a lot of typos and omissions

Hay. The description is very dry. Some details are missing. There are typos and omissions. It can be used as an emergency substitute when there is no good article. It can be chewed twice, but it cannot be used as a staple food.

When I saw Chapter 49, there weren't many huts in the woods, less than 10%. The rest were all about building a team and recruiting subordinates to make contributions.

It's all political games, and the cabin in the woods is completely useless.

Don't take your time to retire, tell the truth, can you advance to the fourth round, Sanjiang or Xinqiang? Can't you just tell the editor that there is hope for more updates to be released, or just cut it. If you write so slowly, you won't be able to write it... The plot has been a little boring recently, and the vampire chapter is too big.

To be honest, the plot is indeed written in detail, but as the review said, the presence of Goldfinger is too low, and in terms of plot bugs, many places are ignored, such as the bat, the bat spreads the virus, and then it is ignored. There is not even a single scene in the follow-up description. It would be better not to have a plot bug like this where one thing is proposed and there is no follow-up treatment.

Now that I've read American comics, I'm quite looking forward to the main character using Goldfinger to fight against those plot characters There have been more than thirty chapters so far. Except for Captain America, there is almost no main storyline of superhuman beings, and even Captain America only made a brief appearance I don't quite understand why there are so many plots about the World War II period and there is no main plot inserted.

The protagonist is almost invisible, and I never said it was behind the scenes.

It's been a long time since I've read a book by the author, and I came across this book as soon as I started reading.

In terms of superpowers alone, there are many comics that can modify reality with thoughts! The abilities of the following characters can be used as a reference! James Jaspers, also known as "Mad Jim Jaspers", appeared in "Captain" Britain" comic series, an Omega-level mutant, Jaspers can modify reality, manipulate the order of all things, has no life limit, ignores time and space, can destroy all targets in the multiverse, can destroy reality, restart history, reverse the entire timeline, and even destroy the entire timeline and any dimension within 1-10 dimensions, including the entire 10-dimensional universe itself. It can be erased and the multiverse can be easily restarted. Franklin Richards, appearing in the 6th issue of "Fantastic Four Annual", is an omega-level mutant who can modify reality, time travel, manipulate cause and effect, manipulate matter and energy, telepathy, create parallel universes, etc. Matthew Malloy, who appears in the "Uncanny X-Men" series, is an omega-level mutant who is able to modify reality, manipulate subatomic matter, huge energy, manipulate time and space, telepathy, teleportation, infinite resurrection, etc. Clyde Wyncham Jr., Also known as Clyde Wyncham Jr., First appeared in "Fantastic Four #562". This character is the only superpower in the parallel universe. His abilities include immortality, traveling through dimensions/universes, modifying reality, manipulating matter and energy, modifying cause and effect/laws/logic on a huge scale, telepathy, time travel, embodying and controlling cosmic entities, etc. Nathaniel "Nate" Grey, aka Nate Grey), code name Haller), first appeared in the 25th issue of "New Mutants". Omega and mutants have multiple personalities. Their abilities include telepathy, telekinesis, astral projection, flight, super strength, super endurance, super speed, deformation, absorbing souls, teleportation, self-replication, projecting energy, manipulating elements, distorting/modifying reality, manipulating time, manipulating space, reshaping the universe, etc. Mister. M), whose real name is Abersolon Mercator, first appeared in the "X-Men" spin-off comic "District Braddock, whose real name is James "Jamie" Braddock, Jr. Jr.), Alias: Monarch, first appeared in the 9th issue of "Captain Britain", an Omega-level mutant, capable of modifying/distorting reality from the quantum level, manipulating time, creating living bodies and inorganic objects, copying others, things and timelines, creating reality, granting abilities, material manipulation, teleportation, resurrecting the dead, telepathy, cosmic perception, magical abilities, etc. Proteus, formerly known as Kevin Martag (Kevin). MacTaggert, first appeared in the 125th issue of "Uncanny

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Now I have a question. I have saved some of them and haven't read them yet, but I was a little disappointed when I came back to read the synopsis. There is too little content related to American comics in the title of the book, and there is more about Captain America in the early stages. The latter part is basically full of third-rate horror monsters, and there are more and more scenes! I don't feel the desire to click in. The progress is slow. It's almost on the shelves. It's still a bunch of third-rate little monster scenes. 😥 Alas

The author seems to have lost his energy... I don't know if it's because of poor grades or just to support the old age... You make me want to open a book. I will update it at ten thousand a day to give you a sample and encourage you. 🙂🙂Can you put it on the shelves quickly and write more...

I hope it lasts longer and doesn't stop updating.

I've seen something similar before, also a cabin in the woods, and also a witcher.

This book is actually written by an old author. I have read Plane Trading and I feel that the author has a good layout in the early stage, but it is almost meaningless when it is expanded. This new book is actually good in ability, but there are really too many hodgepodges at the moment. Recently, the hodgepodge of behind-the-scenes books has been stopped. To be honest, I am already tired. Now I still think more about books with old settings.

Megan M3GAN (2022)Behind the scenes photos

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Here are some interesting equipment introductions in the world setting of anomaly containment, although there is no shortage of equipment in the American comic book world