The Man Behind the Scenes in American Comics

"The Mastermind in American Comics" is a comprehensive comic novel. The protagonist travels to the Marvel world and binds to the system. He obtains legendary values ​​through planning events and opens treasure chests to strengthen himself. ‌Overall, this is a novel full of creativity and humor‌, suitable for readers who like Marvel and fantasy elements and behind-the-scenes flow.

The plot is okay, but the Marvel characters are cut into dogs, and the characters they summon are forced to increase their strength, and their combat power is a bit broken.

The first part looks okay, but the second part is a piece of shit. The plot is repetitive. In the beginning, the villain violently tortures the righteous side. In the middle stage, he continues to be violently tortured or the strong one comes to support him. In the later period, the strong one easily defeats the villain and becomes more and more brainless. Moreover, the righteous side wins every time. There is a war. Winners win, but not every time they win. Every time the righteous side cannot beat them, strong men will immediately come to support them. However, the villain side is like a fool. They lose every battle and there is no support every time. When one dies, another one will come. Calabash kids save Grandpa one by one.

Generally speaking, most of the characters who appear are Japanese comics. I'm reading Chapter 148 now. I don't like Japanese comics, so I think it's average.

Personal preference

Does the protagonist have the power to protect himself? Don't get killed suddenly on the road

The pig's feet are basically invisible, and every character comes out to make soy sauce. It's too messy.

It seems like a cool article, but it's not fun at all. It keeps repeating the same routine without even having basic ideas.

It's so bad, I really recommend taking a look at it. It's quite interesting.