Marvel: I'm Homelander, Stronger Than Gwen and Wanda Combined

[Dark protagonist] + [Decisive and ruthless] + [Marvel] + [DC] + [Jackie Chan Adventures] + [One-Punch Man] + [Wild imagination] + [All the heavens] + [Planetary domination] + [Dimensional travel] + [Invincible] + [Power fantasy] After transmigrating to Marvel, Malone finally waited for his golden finger to awaken. Doing good deeds grants you Superman’s powers? Sounds wonderful. But the System’s warning was clear: if his evil tendencies exceeded the limit, it would immediately sever the bond and kill him. Malone understood perfectly. But an evil idea took shape in his mind. And so, New York gained a “Homelander” who put efficiency first and used an iron fist. He saved people and beat them up. He stopped crimes and threatened the police chief. He cracked down on gangs and extorted supervillains. Gwen Stacy thought this new hero acted strangely, unaware that he hadn’t even been on the job for 24 hours. Kingpin put a billion-dollar bounty on his head, only to be thrown from a hundred-story building. Malone left him with a single remark: “Take your time recovering. I’ll be back.” Tony Stark owed him his life and volunteered to serve as his technical support. But when the Sorcerer Supreme, The Ancient One, looked through the Time Stone and saw countless dark futures, she told him: “You are the only savior, and also a potential great villain.” Malone didn’t care. Before the “cosmic junkyard” opened completely, he only wanted to fill the progress bar and obtain a genuine body of steel. As for moral controversy? Power is the greatest justice. “Once I’m invincible, I’ll have all the time in the world to slowly find my humanity again.”