The Superhero Spy Network

The book is a good book, but it's a pity that it talks too much and the plot is torn to pieces by chatting. The first chapter is the best to read. The protagonist doesn't talk much. After I went to the United States, all I read was endless awkward chatting.

Compared with the content after going abroad, I prefer the writing style when I was in the countryside. Compare before and after, huh? Would it look better if the urban novel was rewritten according to the first volume?

I feel like I had the same feeling in China before, but once I got to Marvel, it felt wrong. The next one will be about urban supernatural beings.

After the protagonist evolves with the help of the Power Stone, he is worse than the Red Giant. You can't win, you can't fight, you can't kill. Gamma rays are awesome! What are Infinity Stones? Don't any civilizations in the universe conduct gamma experiments?

I forget how many times I read it, but I can read it without skipping a chapter every time. I feel that this is the Marvel world in the eyes of our flower-growing family.

At the beginning, he pretended to be a Jiuli tribe. After going to the capital for inspection, the country did not find out that the protagonist was an imposter. Then the reader was made to think that the Jiuli tribe was a mutant, but then they said they were not. So what is the origin of the Jiuli tribe? Hydra was obviously very hidden, but it turned out that it was Hydra that brought down the furry bear. How could Hydra hide if it did such a big thing? The protagonist's age, Marvel events, Spider-Man's age, etc., The timeline is a mess (some people say that Marvel events are multiverses, so I won't go into details, but what about the protagonist's age? One moment is three years old, the other is five years old, and the next time I calculate the protagonist should be seven years old, I'm too lazy to care about it later), writing about mutants, but even the police don't know the existence of mutants, and mutants are obviously open to the public. Everyone should know it. That congressman often defended against mutants in the news, so he became a member of Congress. In the case of Rugrats, Uncle Wolf should be in the mutant academy, but it turned out that Uncle Wolf was still in the laboratory. I stopped watching when I saw this. It was too confusing. If I hadn't seen the movie and didn't understand Marvel at all, I might have thought it was a good book, but I'm sorry, the movie was too impressive.

Recommended by other book friends, they said that the writing is in-depth. I think you should learn the basics of the novel first, so that the novel does not look like a long essay. It would be fatal to break it down.

If you don't understand, just ask, is this book still related to spies? I read it a long time ago. I have the impression that when I came to the United States, did I completely give up all the foreshadowing?

The writing was good at the beginning, but it started to fall apart in the middle and late stages. I don't understand what the author wanted to express? So don't order everything, you will regret it

What the hell? Why was Chaofan banned? Such a correct book on three views