Heroes of Marvel

After an accidental electric shock, Jackson traversed into a parallel world filled with supreme beings—beings whose might and strength could hold the skies on their shoulder. At first, Jackson preconceived the idea that he’d only traversed on the other side of the world, the United States, until that is various peculiarities popped up. While watching the news channel, Jackson wondered whose the big green guy jumping up and down the buildings of New York without care. Who is that bodybuilder statue donned in a red-blue uniform standing tall and proud in the Memorial Hall? And who is that man flying the skies with a big hammer calling himself a God? Jackson wondered if he should advise his parents to move away from New York. But after a moment of thought, Jackson pulled out his mobile phone and dialed a number. “Mr. Stark, for the safety of mankind, I think it’s necessary to discuss the developments of technology and advanced armors with you.” This is the story of a young man living in the world of Marvel who only wished to live a quiet and stable life but as fate would have it, fate had other plans for him.

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Heroes of Marvel "Heroes of Marvel" throws you headfirst into the Marvel Universe with a twist: a system and a reborn protagonist. As a fan of both web novels and the MCU, I was eager to see how this combination would play out. While it has some genuinely fun moments, I also found some aspects held it back from reaching its full potential. ### First Impressions The initial chapters hooked me with the familiar Marvel setting and the promise of a system-driven adventure. The idea of a protagonist navigating the established storylines with a unique advantage is definitely appealing. I appreciated that the MC chose to be a hero from the start, a refreshing change from the edgier protagonists often found in this genre. ### What Works Well One of the strongest aspects is the integration of the MC into the Marvel world. The author does a decent job blending familiar storylines and characters, allowing the protagonist to interact with iconic figures like Tony Stark and Peter Parker. I also enjoyed the system, which provides quests and rewards, driving the plot forward in interesting ways. Many will find the easy-to-read nature a great way to enjoy a familiar plot line with a new character. ### Areas of Concern However, there are some issues that kept me from fully investing in the story. The protagonist's internal monologue often using his Chinese name while everyone else calls him Jackson felt jarring and broke my immersion. I also found the system to be a bit too convenient at times, handing out solutions rather than requiring the MC to truly earn them. The character development of supporting characters felt lacking, with the focus heavily skewed towards the protagonist, leaving others feeling like cardboard cutouts. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out inconsistencies with the system, such as it suddenly developing a loli form or offering random discounts. Others expressed disappointment with key plot points being glossed over or rushed, and some found the MC's reliance on the system made him less compelling. The way the MC deals with his first kill is glossed over which is a large change from the common Marvel hero. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Heroes of Marvel" is a mixed bag. It has a fun premise and integrates well with the Marvel universe, but it suffers from inconsistent characterization, a sometimes too-convenient system, and a few immersion-breaking quirks. If you're looking for a lighthearted Marvel fanfic with a system element and can overlook its flaws, you might find it enjoyable. However, if you're seeking deep character development and nuanced plotting, you might want to look elsewhere. I'd give it a cautious recommendation, leaning towards a 3/5 rating.