The Fantasy of a Certain American Comic Materializes

So-so, very boring

I've read about 150 chapters. To be honest, if it wasn't too boring, I would have stopped reading. But I still can't stand it. It's too watery. I can accept it if it's just water, but what? It's the same as poison. The protagonist's combat power fluctuates up and down. Many things can be done in one step, but he is let go for various reasons, and then he finds trouble with the protagonist. He was still there last night for various reasons. For various reasons, he didn't understand his career, his abilities and abilities. He could become a god, but he ended up with all kinds of poison and drag. To be honest, it's not as good as some 6/7-rated novels. It's really terrible.

It's so beautiful (sharing a wave of poisonous chicken soup can't make me poisoned alone, instead of poisoning me alone. Why not let a group of people poison me)

The protagonist is too wordy and there are too many narrations

Too poisonous, wanting to cause trouble, grinding and whining when doing things, and being angry and angry 🐒

First of all, he said that American comics are actually just Marvel in the end, and DC just dug a hole and ended it without filling it. Then, there is a big problem with the protagonist's personality, and the whole person seems very contradictory. Next, the fantasy of the title is realized. There are very few places that are actually used in the whole work. Then the combat power is relatively confusing. The protagonist makes me feel very cowardly. The hole dug in the front is too big and cannot be filled in the back, so I don't recommend it to everyone. I also felt weird after watching it halfway.