Things about living in Marvel

Chapter 107 is over, say a few words

First of all, this volume is over.

How should I put it, it's a little shorter than I planned. As for the specific shortness, I mentioned it earlier, but overall I still feel that I have written everything I wanted to write.

This book takes a different approach to writing than most Marvel fandoms, taking a path that as far as I know no one has taken it.As for the reason... I'll be honest, it's my fault.I can't think of a good ability to allow the protagonist to participate in martial arts, so I can only choose the more plot-killing path of wisdom.As for why I didn't write a more popular MCU... Actually, it's because I really lack imagination. I really can't keep the backbone of the MCU and reasonably deduce the changes in the plot after the protagonist's participation. Pull a new universe, a new timeline, and then, as far as I'm concerned, everything's fine, huh!
Finally, let me talk about the starting point. Why did you choose F4? I saw that someone said me. I chose an unpopular timeline storyline and an unpopular hero group. I asked for it. No heat, pure novice.Ah, yes, I am indeed a pure novice.But choosing F4, or even writing about Marvel, I didn’t do it entirely for the heat. I said frankly, Marvel, my favorite is F4, so I chose to write "The First Family" instead of the more popular Avengers , for no other reason than because I like this, nothing more.

Talking about the plot, in fact, audiences who are more familiar with American dramas and comics can already see that the rhythm I adopted is the rhythm of the American comic unit dramas. A few small stories form a complete origin, which are related to each other Independent of each other, as I said, I am a novice, it is difficult to grasp the rhythm, so it is most convenient to apply the ready-made model, and it turns out that the evaluation is not bad.

I am quite satisfied with the plot of the first volume. Although I know that some people feel uncomfortable, the protagonist is too useless and so on, but at least I think I have written the growth that should be written.The purple man chapter that is the most controversial, in fact, to put it bluntly, some people must say that I forced the protagonist to collapse, and I understand that the plot is rotten and so on. There is only one reason, that is, the protagonist failed to make things complete.But I'm sorry, Hell's Kitchen is just a place where things can't be perfected.All I did was let everyone do what their characters should and could do, that's all.

The first volume uses a relatively long space to describe the origin of Colt, from the beginning as an ordinary high school student to the current member of the Fantastic Four trainees. For readers who are accustomed to fast-paced movies and novels, it may be It's a bit verbose, but I'm really sorry, it's necessary.Every superhero must have a rich enough background to support his core spirit and persistence.Just like there would be no Spider-Man without the deaths of Uncle Ben and Gwen, the main character has to go through enough episodes for him to grow up.

Finally, I would like to thank the boss Fengyue for giving me a hand when this book was the most difficult, and then I had the recommendation of the red halberd boss on the official account, which slowed down this half-dead book and even made it to the top of the classification list. push.

Thanks also to all the readers for their support.

PS: In fact, I prefer to call the first volume the first season according to the habit of American dramas...

(End of this chapter)