Su Xiaochen traveled through time.
When I woke up, I was in New York, with only a white card with an address in my pocket, and an [Overwatch Summoning System] in my mind. With enough energy to summon once, he chose Angel.
Not the Marvel Angel, but the Overwatch one.
In 2008, New York was still very peaceful. Tony Stark had just been kidnapped in Afghanistan, S. H. I. E. L. D. Hadn't set its sights on Brooklyn yet, there were no alien portals in the sky, and there were no armies of big purple guys. Su Xiaochen knew that she had two weeks—in two weeks, Dr. Ethan would die in the cave. In two weeks, Tony Stark will become Iron Man.
He decided to play the first card before the plot completely got out of control.
Save a person, change a war, and then plant Overwatch into this superhero world step by step.
Starting in a small clinic in Brooklyn.
Reader comments
Give the protagonist a reason for his actions.
For example, setting out to save Iron Man.
The real reason is: the protagonist wants to collect energy to summon characters.
What I said to the angel is: I know the plot in advance, and if I want to go to Afghanistan, I will go to Ethan.
To S. H. I. E. L. D.: Medical help is on its way over there. (But this statement is simply deceiving people, and SHIELD also knows it. So your real purpose of going to Afghanistan to rescue people is still unknown, and they will keep exploring.)
For Iron Man: The protagonist doesn't explain why he came to save him at all.
I remember it was said that Iron Man was tied up, and Pepper posted a reward through various channels. How much would he pay if he was found, how much would he pay if he was rescued, even if you said he was a bounty hunter? At least find a clear driving force for your behavior, right?
Fine chaff! It's absolutely fine. Whether you look at it from Marvel or OW, its plot and plot are top-notch. I hope it won't be unfinished in the future [cry][cry][cry]
Give the protagonist a reason for his actions. For example, setting out to save Iron Man. The real reason is: the protagonist wants to collect energy to summon characters. What I said to the angel is: I know the plot in advance, and if I want to go to Afghanistan, I will go to Ethan. To S. H. I. E. L. D.: Medical help is on its way over there. (But this statement is simply deceiving people, and SHIELD also knows it. So your real purpose of going to Afghanistan to rescue people is still unknown, and they will keep exploring.) For Iron Man: The protagonist doesn't explain why he came to save him at all. I remember it was said that Iron Man was tied up, and Pepper posted a reward through various channels. How much would he pay if he was found, how much would he pay if he was rescued, even if you said he was a bounty hunter? At least find a clear driving force for your behavior, right?
Fine chaff! It's absolutely fine. Whether you look at it from Marvel or OW, its plot and plot are top-notch. I hope it won't be unfinished in the future [cry][cry][cry]