Lets start with the creative new approach of Marvel:
I'll start with the good, I really liked the character of Jennifer Walters. I think the actress who played her did a brilliant job. It gives you a type of personality that many people sympathize with. In the same way, I really liked that the series has another approach too, which shows how the law works for people with unique abilities and powers, and She-Hulk has to defend them. It always amuses me when the fourth wall is broken like in Deadpool, but I think you have to respect certain limits, which I am going to describe.
The danger of this - Marvel is becoming less and less serious:
Now, I am going to talk about why my taste for Marvel and Disney has now decreased. At the end of the series, they show us that they completely destroy the fourth wall and have She-Hulk visit the studios to see Kevin, who is a robot that pretty much created all of Marvel history. In addition to the fact that it seemed like a vague ending to the script, after watching the episode I felt like a little bit of the magic had been lost. Until today, I don't want to watch Endgame or Infinity War if basically they are telling us that we watched Marvel for so many years so that in the end they put a robot that creates the entire MCU. Even character deaths stopped feeling serious after this.
Conclusion:
In summary, and not to be misunderstood, there was no lack of seeing a great final battle in the series, in fact I would have liked very much if Jennifer Walters had resolved everything and made a difference using the law as she wanted at the beginning of that episode and even with the help of Matt Murdock. Speaking of Daredevil, I was happy to see him again in a new suit and using his abilities. To clarify even more, the actress did it spectacular, but in the end there was a lousy script and outcome in my opinion, and I could have put anyone else as the protagonist and my opinion would still be the same.
The limits that I think must be respected:
I found the new approach they used and breaking the fourth wall to be a masterpiece. But I think there are limits that must be respected because the magic can be lost or the work that they have been doing for so long can be damaged. I hope that in the next Avengers movies, if fourth-wall-breaking characters like She-Hulk appear, there will be a limit to how much they maintain a certain seriousness that this cinematic universe must have.
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