Marvel: From the Octagon, My Girlfriend Is Spider-Gwen

It has a strong Northeastern flavor; you'll know once you go inside.

Don't both worlds in most universes have comics of the other? However, it is also possible that Marvel and DC will collaborate. In this case, the two parties do not understand each other.

I finished watching it. It was rather bland, and some plot points remained unchanged even with the addition of a main character, making it feel like a human-shaped camera.

I want to see the five cautious rules for not taking out loans. (Sukuna Meow)

The scene where they were looking for the lizard wasn't handled well enough. Did you eat your X-ray vision? You believed Dr. Connors without even using your X-ray vision to take a look?

My impression after watching a short clip: Excluding the main character, this is actually a game of luck. An unknown entity has gathered a bunch of famous characters, just to see who has the best luck. An infant versus the full-fledged nation of its people. Please begin placing your bets. The baby was lucky enough to find Superman as an ally, and they wiped out the opposing team in no time. Game over.

My impression after watching a short clip: Excluding the main character, this is actually a game of luck. An unknown entity has gathered a bunch of famous characters, just to see who has the best luck. An infant versus the full-fledged nation of its people. Please begin placing your bets. The baby was lucky enough to find Superman as an ally, and they wiped out the opposing team in no time. Game over.

Among all fanfiction, this is considered a gem. I've recently read nearly ten fanfictions, from Naruto to One Piece to American comics, and none of them are without padding the battle lines, word count, or daily life scenes. This one is alright. I can't say it's completely free of padding the battle lines, but the reading experience is still acceptable. So, among current fanfiction, it's considered a gem.

I've finished reading it. The plot is relatively stable, well, a bit bland, lacking any real twists and turns. However, it's one of the few Spider-Man fanfics that truly showcases Peter Parker's inventive abilities. If he continues writing like this, it should do quite well. Also, there are quite a few typos.

It's pretty good, but the comments section says it's suppressing the power levels. Another Superman/Spider-Man novel on Qidian doesn't suppress power levels; it beats Sithon in a hundred chapters. That one's already fallen apart.