American Comics: I, Parker, Am the Real Villain!

The protagonist travels back to Peter Parker, only to find that the world has been turned upside down - his neighbor Gwen is Spider-Woman, and he has become the unlucky guy destined to be sacrificed. With great power comes great responsibility? The protagonist took a sip and directly chose the villain superhero route. Starting from killing the locomotive to avenge his aunt, the protagonist begins the road of tit-for-tat killing. Facing Mary Jane who had turned into a monster, he tearfully killed the tragedy he had created with his own hands. When Norman Osborn arrives through the portal, when Klein of the Shadow Group sets up a scheme, and when the founder of the Observer who claims to be his grandfather reveals his true face, the protagonist has only one attitude - do it if you don't accept it. He tore apart genetically recombined monsters and defeated the traitors within SHIELD. The protagonist exchanged points for rabbit spells and special abilities to send everyone who wanted him dead to hell. In the end, when the protagonist stood on the ruins and looked at the kneeling enemies, he only said: "I survived, so you must die." Don't talk about morality, just want to survive. This is the only truth for American comics to continue. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.