Marvel's Teleporter

The protagonist claims to be an ordinary otaku in his previous life, but he has the power of teleportation to steal the secrets of various countries. After traveling through time, he tries to save everyone and then gets himself involved. He has an arrogant personality and likes to show off. He is emotionally unstable and suspected of mental illness. He likes to show off and is often teased. After an accident, he will cry and roar for more than 2 pages. His IQ is below freezing. A lot of descriptions of World War II and anti-Japanese plots were added in the early stage. As a result, all the efforts in the early stage were in vain due to an accident. The emotional author kept showing off his intelligence and insulting the readers, which was very good at dragging out the plot. Judging from the plot, the author has his own outline concept, but unfortunately he can't grasp the rhythm. You can tell something from the book review area. Because there is no rhythm, this book is neither exciting nor sadistic. Instead, it is just about watching a self-proclaimed otaku's psychopath continue to leak out. This book is poisonous, so remember it.

I read a little more than the first volume and found that the main character is awesome and participates in everything! Nothing has changed! Waste of time...

Damn, the protagonist even cried, speechless, not afraid of death, actually cried

Rubbish. I rarely comment on novels. Curse. But this novel I read is really popular. It's a good subject matter, but you wrote such rubbish. *

The author is so awesome that he actually wrote more than one million words. What else can he do with his perseverance?

I can't stand it. . . . But the protagonist seems to have never seen a woman in his previous life 😥😥😥

Back to World War II, I was so embarrassed watching it, and then forced nothing to change, it's just like whether there is a protagonist or not.

The front was okay, I kidnapped two little lolita. Whatever was written later, I had a hand in everything, but nothing was accomplished. The brother was not found, the team was disbanded, Loli didn't know where she went, and TM traveled through time again. It's as bland as water, but the plot is too confusing to watch.

Why do I always feel that the protagonist seems to be focusing on one thing and neglecting the other, intervening in everything and then not understanding anything 🤤? Yes or no?

It doesn't feel like Marvel anymore, it's just the story of a time traveler with the same name. Also, I kept getting caught in the early stages, which was not fun at all. The protagonist feels too arrogant and has no idea what to do. The whole book has little sense of immersion.