Marvel: The 108 Heroes Battle Across the Heavens

As the saying goes, the world comes together after long division, and divides again after long unity. Since the dawn of chaos, the Heavenly Spirits and Earthly Fiends have scattered throughout the cosmos, some hiding among the common folk, others concealed in rivers and seas, waiting for their moment. Now the Marvel Universe is rife with turmoil. Old Thanos harbors sinister designs, seeking to gather the six Stones and bring all life to heel. Just like Fang La gathering followers and plotting rebellion, he throws the world into chaos and leaves countless lives in ruin! At this moment of peril, Iron Man Tony Stark, nicknamed the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King, is a man of strategy and vision, summoning heroes from far and wide. Captain America Steve Rogers, known as Timely Rain, is generous and just, rallying the people with a call to arms. Thor is just like the Flower Monk, mighty beyond compare, with thunder at his command. Black Widow Natasha is the Bold One, graceful and sharp-eyed, with a mind as keen as a needle. Then there's Spider-Man Peter Parker, nimble as the Flea on the Drum; and Doctor Strange, whose cunning rivals the Resourceful Star. The heroes gather at the former S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters and raise a yellow banner proclaiming "Heaven's Justice." On the battlefield of Wakanda, they clash fiercely with the Black Order, leaving the land strewn with bodies beneath a darkened sky. Truly, "Ten thousand steeds and armies battle at Wakanda; the six Stones unite to bring all life to ruin!" Yet Heaven's will is fickle, and heroes suffer cruel fates. Gamora falls from a cliff to claim the Soul Stone, her spirit departing for the Realm of Grief. Vision is murdered by villains, his skull shattered and his life extinguished. Black Widow sacrifices herself for the greater good, much like Song Jiang drinking poison, a tragedy that leaves all hearts aching. Iron Man uses the Snap to set the world right, then crumbles to dust, as tragic as Lu Junyi falling into a river! Though Thanos has his fallacious talk of "balancing the universe," he too ends up alone, like Fang La fleeing to Qingxi Cave in defeat, leaving behind only a long sigh.