[Western Crossover] Two Wrongs Make a Right

Rice: Father, you are a little shorter than I thought.

It's all the writers' fault. Although I haven't read it, I heard that the guy who killed Tony Stark's parents in the comics was actually Barnes in disguise, and was actually another Winter Soldier in the Winter Soldier project. As a result, in the movie... I think the biggest mistake in their universe is that everything happens too fast and there is no time to develop feelings. So you are right, the Avengers are a work unit, and Tony is a bit conceited, too forward-thinking, too soft-hearted, and self-sacrificing. There is indeed a lack of communication in the team. He has put everyone in a very important position and will not tell them about any plans or technological ideas. Everyone has their own pride and will not stop to observe the interactions between each other (┯_┯), and the result is... There is no intention to accuse Tony. He and Bruce are both extremely smart and always have plans and ideas. But compared to his true character, Tony is indeed more flamboyant. In comparison, Tony is mainly focused on his technological abilities. Developing new technologies is much easier to overturn than other aspects. For example, Ultron has caused trouble in the past, which is probably the reason why his teammates are not confident about him.

To be honest, Tony doesn't owe the captain anything, but Steve Rogers really owes Stark. Why would Master Luo really think that after so many years of friendship between two generations, Howard and Tony have supported each other, fought side by side, provided technical support, and even Howard helped him take care of Peggy in the years when he was away. With so much, how can it be settled just by returning the shield? Isn't Lao Huojiu's life not life, and is Maria's life not life? Should the Stark family devote their entire lives to serving Captain America without any regrets? Why? To be honest, if my friend hurts another friend, I will at least not help the perpetrator cause secondary harm to the victim. This is not what a moral standard should do. This is not even what an ordinary person should do. I just don't know if Colonel Phillips would have thought that any upright good boy would have such a choice when he was selected for the Serum Project.

Reunion Cap: We need a battle plan combat meeting balabalabala Zhenglian Master: PlanABCDEFG… Others: ojbk, come on!

Indeed, the MCU is really the most deadly official OOC. Captain America, who is obsessed with the past, is too OOC.

Dad, have you forgotten the extra?

Woohoo, it's so well written. As expected, only the couplets filled with little angels are the most suitable for my arrogant Nini.

Thinking of the complicated mood of Captain America in the novel, I instinctively brought in Mr. Tao, who was laughing so hard that he laughed like a fried chicken (although he seemed to laugh so hard every time that people could see his molar teeth) PS: I remember Mr. Tao said in the interview that if he was re-elected, he would choose the Iron Man team. Then someone said: OK, seeing as he admitted it, I already knew there was a spy here (really impressive, the spy became the boss:)

Very well written. There is no problem with the integration of Marvel, DC and the world of Harry Potter. I think the richness of the content and the length of the book are just right. In particular, many deputy CPs also made my eyes shine.

After all, Deadpool really owes him so much... Little Spider, a good boy, can't be led astray.