Great King of Asgard: "Is it just me?"
Great King of Asgard: "Why do I feel like the fights in this are a little repetitive?"
Loki watched the battle scenes in the Memory Copy, feeling as though something was off.
Why did one shot keep repeating three times?
Ordinary Group Owner: "Shrug.jpg"
Ordinary Group Owner: "That's why I told you to watch the edited version."
Ordinary Group Owner: "The script wasn't long enough at the time, but there was a runtime requirement, so they added lots of repeated shots to pad it out."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "So that's why. I was wondering what felt wrong."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Still, the special effects don't seem as bad as you said."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "It's a little like the Memory Copy from Zhang Sanfeng's world. It's rougher, but still watchable."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "But Tathagata Buddha's reincarnation actually had a romance plot?"
Tony did not care much about the special effects or the fighting. He simply had not expected Tathagata Buddha's reincarnation to have a romance plot.
More importantly, aside from the romance after reincarnating, the Tathagata in this seemed to have done nothing at all.
When Wutian attacked Mount Ling, he did not say a word before logging off to reincarnate. Then he switched straight to his alt, Qiao Ling'er, and started dating.
He lived freely and leisurely, with time to travel mountains and rivers alongside his beautiful confidante, while throwing the entire task of resisting Wutian onto Sun Goku and forcing him to bear pressure from every side?
What surprised Tony Stark most was that after Sun Goku finally managed to eliminate Wutian, Tathagata simply returned openly and confidently.
Just like that, he came back?
At first, Tony had thought Tathagata's reincarnation