American Comics: The Foundation’s Exposure from the Start Leaves Black Nick Fury Stunned

This may be the author's first book, and it is also the second book related to SCP that I have read so far. It is well written, but the writing style is not good. I hope the author will work hard, become bigger and stronger, and create glory (on a side note, I think the anomalous containment object is a bit awkward, and it would be better to replace it with SCP, such as SCP-049 instead of the anomalous containment object-049). Also, please update soon!

The evaluation is - it feels a bit cloudy when written, but not completely cloudy. For example: Chapter 2: "A monster with a siren head? Humph! Bullshit!" Hot knowledge: Siren Head has basically nothing to do with SCP. When Siren Head was rumored to be SCP6789, the English main website had not even started the 6000 competition. This is a pure rumor. And 096, 173, 049, 035, etc. Are all things that are said to be bad by cloud enthusiasts. They can only be called classics, but they are too classic. Chapter 12: "Scranton Reality Anchor? That's a good thing, used to deal with reality distorters!" Qin Yu said excitedly. The author knows about SRA, and from the author's comments, he also knows about cognitohazards, reality distortion, and divinity (in fact, I don't even know what supreme divinity is, because I mainly care about the middle score) Judging from this, the author must have read the official website As for the writing style, it is a very ordinary online writing style, just for fun. The plot is quite interesting to read, and I give it a moderate rating.

The author is gone? 👌🏻😂

We control. We fail, we run away. 😂😂😂☺️😃

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Various characters, IQ, cliff-like decline

It's not that good, many details are poorly written, it's a witty text, and I can see that there is no funny part in the first part, there is no driving part, and the descriptive writing is really average.

The writing is good, but I have to give up. The protagonist has a vague image, a low sense of existence, and no emotional attraction. I am tired of relying on chapter-by-chapter popular science (for me, it is really popular science, because I have only watched the Minecraft anime about SCP and other concepts, and it appeared in it, but I just watched it once while watching the anime). In addition, I feel that the combat power is a bit low, and it is quite fascinating to watch. But at any rate, I have read almost 200 chapters, so please give it a good review.

It all relies on Marvel's settings and SCP settings, as well as the conflict between the two. This is obviously a good subject matter, but you have to add a protagonist with no experience to show off, forcibly reduce the intelligence of the highly intelligent geniuses in Marvel, and also give a setting where the SCP containment objects are completely loyal. It is really yy. The protagonist is not a god, don't you feel bad? Isn't it okay to write a group portrait? Even if you have to write a protagonist, the protagonist should be someone with brains, strategy, and experience. I really have nothing to say.

The timeline is written in a mess, which doesn't matter. Just treat it as if he created a timeline and destroyed the original characters. So what kind of fanfic do you write? Anyway, after watching it for a while, many of the judges said that they should be persuaded to quit, it doesn't look good.