After a magical accident sends Leila Li, a witch, 70 years into the past, she discovers that Muggles are even crazier than she could have imagined.
Captain America, Steve Rogers, suddenly realizes that his best buddy might not be the same kind of person he is.
Sergeant James Barnes finds himself in a story that should be about three people, but somehow two of them are in love.
A story about a DPS and a tank loving each other dearly (x)
This is pure nonsense, don't take it seriously. The author will die.
I think the biggest advantage that HP's wizards can still maintain in Marvel is repairing battle damage (a house in a city can be restored to its original state - refer to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them), and other abilities are not that rare.
Come on, come on, go forward
Feeling sorry for the thin little beauty team
You won't die if you drink it, but you will die if you drink it.
I don't remember what the previous story was at all.
I'm crazy about calling Master Luo!! By the way!!
The original American comics say that Captain went to art school for 2 years before the outbreak of World War II, majoring in watercolor and oil painting. Captain cannot be color blind
I beg you not to be cheated! As long as there are no pitfalls, I can keep waiting. It doesn't matter.
Catching bugs, Captain America hadn't created pure water at that time. At most, he had to carry a kettle with him╮(╯▽╰)╭
I was shocked after reading this chapter: 1. Captain America is color blind? I guess someone took a closer look at the medical examination form in Captain America 1? I'll go take a look when I have time tomorrow... 2. Can color blindness be cured by taking medicine? Isn't color blindness a hereditary disease? [A certain person who only studied high school biology and will soon study medicine was shocked again Then I went to look up the information about Captain America in the encyclopedia, and found that Captain America is much more awesome than I thought: The serum also strengthened his metabolic function and could completely metabolize lactic acid and other fatigue-causing substances in the muscles. This gave him endurance that normal people could never imagine, such as running one mile (26.6 Meters per second) in less than one minute, with a top speed of up to 48 kilometers per hour. It is precisely because of this that he was able to resurrect after being frozen in suspended animation for decades. Captain America's body cells are immune to alcohol and toxins, making it impossible to get drunk. He is also immune to most diseases, and the serum also stops his aging. So Captain America is immortal? … I don't understand the world of comics%>_<%