[Shield and Iron] We're Not That Dramatic

Hi, I really like your work. I'm a fan of Stony, and to be honest, I've never read a story as good as Stony. What a job! ! ! I am writing this review today and could you please let me translate this work into Vietnamese? There are not many stone fantasy novels in my country, and I really hope my friends can also read this novel (they don't understand Chinese!). I'll be happy if you agree. Of course, this will be a non-commercial translation and I will assign the original link and the author's name. Looking forward to your reply.

For a moment, I wanted to stand up to Tony/Tony~

To put it bluntly, I have always found it weird that some people on the Internet said that the civil war in 616 was more atmospheric and meaningful than the MCU. In fact, I have always felt that the civil war in 616 was just a tragedy forced by the plot. The birth of this war was a tragedy, the process was a tragedy, and the ending was an outright tragedy. It involves the lives of countless superheroes and their families, and Iron Man and Captain are more or less responsible, whether directly or indirectly. As Iron Man said in his monologue, it's not worth it. In fact, based on their past experiences and friendship, it shouldn't have ended like that anyway. Just like in "whit if", they should have trusted and understood each other, allowing the registration bill to be solved in a better way instead of fighting in anger.

I have always felt that Nini and Pep in MCU are like son and mother. . . . . .

Longing is the furthest distance from understanding

Woohoo, the little spider is like a little angel! Love him!

Pick up. In comparison, I just feel that the birth of MCU's civil war is more reasonable and easier to solve. Because regarding the Sokovia Accords, Captain and Iron Man are actually not completely opposed to each other. If Zemo had not been planning for a long time and involved old events from that year, Iron Man and Captain had already cooperated to resolve the agreement and the Winter Soldier's frame-up.

I really like the world of 616, the only problem is. . . The style of European and American comics is a bit eye-catching. . .

This is good for all three. Although if you miss it, you miss it, but sometimes there is really no need for all three people to suffer. Pepper would indeed feel uncomfortable leaving Tony, but she also had the opportunity to pursue happiness again.

Compared with 616, muc is like daily training??