American Comics: The Dragon Nation's Poison Strategist Teaches Thanos to Snap

I think the author's protagonist's brain is probably a little bit seriously ill. As a Chinese, even if you don't go to SHIELD, you won't be working for SHIELD! As a mutant with super intelligence and infinite wisdom, he can't find a way to carve out his own extraordinary path, and he actually expects charity from others?!

Things about Banana Run who went abroad and wanted to be a senior executive but was kicked out

I read the introduction and knew it was not a book that I could read, because the super intelligence was betrayed, what kind of retarded super intelligence

After reading the introduction, I was confused. You have super intelligence, and you still work for SHIELD as a spy, so you can directly control the power. Or join SHIELD, why, you have to be discriminated against, and then thirty years in the east of the river and thirty years in the west? Braised Chicken

This protagonist is either a spy for Americans, or a spy for aliens. It makes you feel uncomfortable if you don't act like someone's wife, right?

Why does the protagonist want to go to the lighthouse to be loyal even though he knows there is discrimination? As for how is it possible to become a senior executive? Isn't it normal to be ostracized?

I have absolutely no idea what the protagonist wants to do. He knows the dangers of the Marvel world and has the ability of a mutant like Super Brain. Instead of setting up a company or something to make money and then do research and development to improve his own strength, he joins SHIELD to help them develop technology. He knows the existence of Hydra and doesn't care. He is so loyal to Nick as a dog. I didn't leave any backup options for myself. In terms of setting, the protagonist is smarter than Tony. Can such a scientist just give up because he has a conflict with Captain America? If the protagonist is a clerk or combatant and is abandoned, I would still believe it. A scientist who is stronger than Tony and usually works hard and doesn't complain just gives up because he has a conflict with Captain America? Tony often had conflicts with Captain America and was not very obedient, so why didn't he kick him out of the Avengers? Nick was also wary of the protagonist's intelligence. The more wary he was, the more he wanted to monitor and control your existence. How could he just let the protagonist leave and disappear under his nose?

What the Avengers did was right. This is also called super intelligence. I think the protagonist is a black man and has the talent of a slave.

After reading the introduction, you will know that the protagonist is a fool! If you are super smart and work for someone else, you are insulting your super smart ability! Or are you used to it?

You're so stupid. When you go to a foreign country, no matter how awesome you are, you can't get into their inner circle.