I didn't know what to say in a Sanjiang reflection, so let's just chat casually.
Let's start with Overwatch. I didn't play it when it was at its peak. (I won't tell you it was because I thought the name sounded awful at first. I tend to form first impressions, hehe.)
Later, I happened to see Overwatch in a video on Bilibili, and I was immediately deeply drawn in by its visuals and characters.
Before long, I became hopelessly addicted to ogling butts. Even though I've always been terrible and stuck in the noob pool, anyone who wants to queue up together can add my Blizzard ID:
Wings of Slaughter#51428
Now let's talk about Marvel. Honestly, I'm a die-hard Marvel fan.
I first got into Marvel through Iron Man 3, and gradually became a Marvel fan.
I started by watching the movies in cinematic universe order, and I loved the Easter eggs and crossovers. From the MCU to the comics, all kinds of major events fascinated me. If I get the chance in the future, I may write stories about some of the major comic events.
In my lifetime. Hehe.
Next, let's talk about this book.
If you search on Qidian, Overwatch novels are either abandoned or abandoned. There are very few that even reach one million words.
So I wrote this on a whim, because I felt that Marvel's superheroes had a lot in common with Overwatch's heroes. Maybe putting them together could create some sparks.
The beginning of this book was highly controversial. At first, I hadn't planned to write anything lighthearted, but ever since the thief-catching arc, the plot somehow turned silly.
So there are some glaring logical flaws in the story. That was something I hadn't noticed before.
For example, regarding the worldbuilding of Overwatch and