After everything settles down, Raiden Ei is bored out of her mind. Light novels from Yae Publishing House have warped her personality, so she crafts a second-generation Raiden Shogun by hand and comprehends a terrifying power known as “Eternity: The Law.”
Things get out of hand. Not only is she flung into the Marvel Universe, but Alhaitham, who happened to be passing by and reading, gets dragged along by her power too.
Ei: Hmm... (munches on dango)
Shogun: Ei, where is your dignity?
Ei: Can you eat dignity with dango?
Shogun: ... (speechless)
Alhaitham: (forced to make a cameo, knocks a villain flying with a book) I should never have come.
Raiden Ei: [giving up, slacking off, mouthing off]
Raiden Shogun: [cleaning up the mess, speechless the whole time]
Alhaitham: [innocent library patron who got dragged along]
Shogun and Ei: There are no couples in this world, and we ask for your understanding. The Shogun's words are Ei's sentiments too. Don't interrupt me while I'm eating dango.
The title and resume tell you that this is the Marvel world, where movies can be played unparalleled, and village girls enjoy real life, but the plot develops towards 'ordinary' life, completely abandoning the Marvel world view. I believe that most of them are showing up in various famous scenes of Marvel movies or following the main mission activities, but unfortunately there are none. If Spider-Man is a key figure, the timeline is too early and not very interesting (after all, the core character is Tony) Summary: I had a sense of expectation before reading it, but I felt disappointed after reading it. If it weren't for the world view setting of Marvel, this novel would be pretty good.