Marvel: My Martial Arts Have Mutated

This is a magical post. Just reply and all your wishes will come true.

Is there a six-pointed star in the star-absorbing method? The six-pointed star is Western magic, right? The magic method of attracting stars should be Tai Chi diagram. The author, you are writing about things from the East. Don't bring in the magic of the West, okay?

Black Widow is over 90, doesn't she feel uncomfortable?

Manipulating gravity feels scarier than telekinesis.

It's boring as soon as the little girl comes out

I'm tired of reading those mentally retarded invincible articles, but this kind of intelligent one is still good-looking.

There's too much nonsense, and the word count shouldn't be like this, right?

Looks ok, waiting for the update (?ò?ó?)

Are you writing about Marvel? No plot at all, okay? Do you know what it is?

I don't know why after reading the comics, I feel that the Infinity Gauntlet is not as powerful as I imagined. I always feel that the current setting seems to be that Eternity is more powerful than the Infinity Gauntlet. Although it is said that Thanos used the Infinity Gauntlet to defeat the five great gods, that was all set decades ago. Each universe has its own infinity gems. These gems are useless after leaving their own universe, even those in the main universe 616 are no exception, as discussed in Secret War 15. If the Infinity Gauntlet was just a product of the Big Bang, it shouldn't be possible to last beyond eternity. The latest setting states that eternity is a multiverse entity. In other words, eternity is the multiverse itself. You see that eternity is just a clone of a single universe. If you want to kill eternity, you must destroy the entire multiverse. However, from beginning to end, the Infinity Gauntlet never achieved the performance of destroying the multiverse. I don't understand a lot of it, so can someone with a deeper understanding of comics explain it to me?