A comic similar to Mr. Marvel from China

Answer 1

I recommend "A Comic Artist of a Middle School Idiot" by a certain sadistic cat. This was a novel about an urban entertainment star. The main character, Takahashi Makoto (pen name: Fierce Shinobu of the Phoenix Academy), became a chuunibyou mangaka after transmigrating. He openly admitted that he was a transmigrator, a porter, and was extremely broad-minded. The progress of the classic anime in the book was slow, such as Conan's Royal Highness, who had yet to appear. The main character's dialogue was off the charts. At first, he might be dissuaded from reading it, but it was super interesting when it came to the radio. It was a good Bakuman Doujinshi novel. There were hot blooded parts and funny plots. Although the later stages were a little boring, the overall story was very unique. It was suitable for readers who were interested in cute radio waves, 2D lovers, and readers who could accept the style of chuuni.

"The Heavens Chain Mall System" was not bad either. It was a novel written by Wujiang. With the revival of Reiki on Earth, Chen Nan obtained the Celestial Chain Mall System. He sold things in various worlds, such as selling the crafts of the Condor God World to the real world and cooperating with Uncle Nine from Mr. Zombie's world. He was very imaginative. Those who liked the infinite novels could read it.

There was also "Big Manga", a novel written on March 1st about an urban and entertainment celebrity. The main character was reborn into a parallel world to build a comic empire. It was a slow-moving niche novel, but the quality was not bad. Although it was a business war under the banner of anime, the plot was interesting and the characters were well portrayed. However, the emotional scenes were a little tricky. Without emotional scenes, it was more readable. Those readers who liked manga could try it.

"Beautiful Manga Has a Demon Spirit" was a sci-fi novel written by the King of Instant Noodles. This was a world of ghosts and monsters, and the male lead, Richard, was a ghost detective. The novel had a battle mage, ghost hunting, and exorcism plot. It had a unique style, and those who were interested in comics could take a look.

Lastly, I recommend "Adventure in the animated world", a novel written by Qiong Si. The main character could travel to the world of domestic animation, like the three monks. The story was very novel and full of childhood memories. The author had a big brain and clear logic. Although there were small flaws, it was generally good. It was a rare good book that used domestic animation as a travel to the world.