[Crossover] Hello, Avengers

I think if I write about Nini, it might end up being □□

It means that all human beings should die. If everyone dies, there will be no war, injury or death tragedy, and everyone will be happy, right? What kind of villains are those heroes fighting against? Just let nature take its course and die so as not to cause casualties, right? Anyway, villains only fight heroes and don't kill civilians. That's how rational they are to be villains, right? Why are you hiding from those people? If the villain wants to kill you, just recognize them. What if you hurt someone else when you hide from the villain, right?

Banner, the Hulk, can't have a good conversation, and Tony... Can't. He writes too much and I don't want to read it.

I agree that it is reasonable for the heroine to have hatred from her personal perspective. However, I think there is something wrong with the logic of the statement in the text: "Aliens and terrorists did not kill us, but you pushed us to death." In Avengers 1, A. D.'S research on the Rubik's Cube led to Loki. This would happen with or without the Avengers. If there were no Avengers, the world might be ruled by Loki. Assuming that humans succeed in resisting aliens, ordinary humans will only pay a greater price in this process. In addition to combat casualties, the Avengers government initially wanted to stop the aliens, but they tried to nuclear bomb New York. Moreover, to stop the continued invasion of aliens, it is impossible to just bomb one New York City and be done with it. Ordinary people cannot block the entry point for aliens to enter the earth, and the government's continued nuclear strikes will cause even greater casualties to ordinary people. In addition, the American team in Avengers 1 arranged for the police and the army to evacuate the crowd underground. He also entered the building and fought with the aliens to prevent them from killing the people who had not yet been evacuated. And the fight continued thereafter. As far as an individual is concerned, it is reasonable to have hatred among his personal relatives who have not survived, but it does not mean that it is reasonable. Take Avengers 1 as an example. The alien invasion is not caused by superheroes. Why do superheroes have the responsibility to save people? They took the initiative to save people, but they were hated because they failed to save everyone. Is this right? Suppose there are 10 people who need help due to reasons not caused by the sponsor (such as natural disasters that cause injuries and need help), and the sponsor helps some of them. Should the person who is not helped feel hatred towards the sponsor? Can he think that it is the sponsor's fault that he is not helped? Can others blame the sponsor? Are sponsors supposed to help everyone in need? The copywriting said that aliens did not kill ordinary people, but the superheroes pushed ordinary people to death. I can't understand it. Every wrong has its own fault, and every debt has its own owner. Isn't it the same thing that blames Loki and S. H. I. E. L. D. Or the authorities? Captain America chose to fall into the Arctic Ocean with the Rubik's Cube, and Aegis picked them up. The authorities wanted Aegis to test the Rubik's Cube to obtain infinite energy and advanced weapons, while Loki wanted to get the Rubik's Cube to rule the earth. Why did he become a superhero and push people to death?

Support the author, I have never seen such a disgusting Captain America fan.

Dear, is there no more updates for the Human Torch?

Although Captain America and Nini are both my little angels, I really felt sorry for Nini after watching Perfect Team 3! I haven't read the comics, but I just feel like in the movie I can't understand why Captain America opposes the law?

Newspaper articles and stuff... I like it! To be honest, every time I watch a hero movie, I complain about how pitiful the people next to me are, and I get swept away every time←_← Just like that, with just one blow, one punch, one throw, countless lives were lost~ So, heroines, let's do a good job!

I always feel that sometimes people who are not dead are worse off than those who are dead. If they die, it will be over. Those who are seriously injured will not only suffer endless pain, but also may not be able to recover for the rest of their lives. If they keep their bodies to themselves, they will also affect their families, body and mind, family members and patients, which is a double torture. So when I watched the movie and saw those people who didn't kill people but were very deadly, I really wanted to say that I might as well kill them.

I think it all makes sense →_→ This kind of thing should be avoidable, just like in Avengers 1, if Nini's building was not in the city center, there wouldn't be so many ordinary people dying! Although the Avengers are indeed saving the world, it is also true that so many ordinary people died! But Nini is so pitiful! It feels like he is always the one taking the blame in the movie, and many people don't understand him, even though Sweetheart is my male idol. . . . I was so happy to see this article! Sorry, male god!