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Well, there does exist a verse in the Bible where there is a statement that God will spit out lukewarm believers. Middle ground doesn't really exist for some monotheistic religions like Islam and Christianity.
The Night King and his army should only come in 20 or something years. IF you're telling me that even with the existence of the Dragonborn and an amount of prep-time that would make Batman drool, Westeros still doesn't stand a chance without learning Thu'um, then sorry to say it, but it was meant to be.
A bit unnecessary.
Why would you want to?
He grew five inches. How is it too BIG for him?
I don't know, Finn dodged responsibility more often than Jack Sparrow dodged STDs. He would probably try to avoid the blame.
This is giving me bad vibes. The MC already realized he can't trust other people with the powers he gave away. He should understand why, at least to an extent, Nie Li didn't teach others how to get strong enough to threaten him. Don't make him turn stupid now. I never understand the author's who make the MC some type of magic-granting genie to all of his friends, up to the point where even some random stranger is given reality-warping powers.
Don't keep them close. They can be brothers, but they're not friends.
Yes, but history likewise didn't end in the 30s.
Not the best name choice. Don't know if you know, but there's kind of a negative history attached.
How can he not win easily? The protagonists might have been talented, but none of them trained until they were teens, and they didn't have his borderline supernatural ability. If he doesn't win easily, I'm dropping.
DC and Marvel crossovers always get convoluted, in my opinion. I think your take on the superhero civil war is already plenty original.
I spent way too much time figuring out that anagram, but it was worth it. Sort of.
Home-schooling is a thing.
Interesting.
Ok, but then later in the story, or maybe before, he talks about how he's going to get power by being loved by the commoners. Right now, he's just working with the surrounding farmers, that's not nearly enough influence for the type of power that he actually expects. And, he can't take credit for designing, or implementing any of these new ideas because he didn't make it, and he's only the heir. I guess my problem is that the protagonist is going to get his desire, but if he does, it won't make sense if things stay as they are now.
Convoluted is an understatement.
Why wouldn't the MC take credit? It sounds ridiculously stupid if he doesn't.