I Cast Infinite Tsukuyomi on the Superheroes [Western Crossover]

It's hard to say that there is no emotional line, but it is love... If you don't make it clear, there is no difference in the perception of pure friendship. Also, it has been laid out for so long, and the cost of resurrecting Howard, using the original stone, snapping it, and filling it lightly with Bajia's soul, no matter how you think about it, Bajia is right.

After reading it, I was a little bit disappointed, right? Although it was a pity, the relationship between him and Howard was settled after a drink and a peck. As for the captain and Sharp, they always felt that it would be better not to be together in the end. They could separate and be content with each other. Although the ending was not perfect, at least they could find peace.

Ah, this... To be honest, it felt like the ending was a bit rushed. It was so miserable from beginning to end. I thought that if there was a happy ending, everyone would be together, but the foursome missed the point. Even if they killed innocent people as the Winter Soldier, they were still harmed by the protagonist. It was clearly used well before Howard, but later he was let loose by the protagonist because of his anger. In the end, he died for Howard's resurrection, which was atonement to a certain extent, but what did he do wrong? Becoming the Winter Soldier was also actively promoted by the protagonist. Even if he said that he would not survive 70 years without becoming the Winter Soldier, if he had a choice, he would rather not have such a miserable future. Not to mention the inertia of fate, other protagonists were fighting against death, but Baji stood by and even pushed him. I'm not a fan of any character, and the plot from beginning to end is exciting and appealing, but it's really sad that Bucky is treated differently. It's so sad that it's hard to calm down

Although he is the cp captain, it can be said that the meeting was basically a fight and then interspersed. There was a roll call at the end, but there is no extra story. But this article as a whole shocked me. It is a bit deeply rooted in my heart. Good guy, if my brain can't keep up, it depends on the protagonist's performance. At the beginning, I was very relieved to follow the protagonist, but as fate came... The protagonist who absolutely did not accept his fate accepted his fate. Although he was arrogant, he also had humble moments. He always fell on important people and broke his head. It was very tragic and shocking. Hey, the ending felt a little overwhelming. Damn, I didn't expect it because I really don't have a high sense of existence.

Um, can I say that I seem to be biased against Bucky?

Although I didn't expect it to be a sadistic article that would make me breathless when I clicked on it, it was really well written. Those repeated regrets, misses and despair are really very real... Congratulations!

This ending is so regrettable, I feel a bit sad. Bucky also deserves a better life, and he should obviously survive.

Alas, I think it might be better to classify this article as no CP.

Why is there no love story? Oh, Baji died so miserably.

How can there be any miracle... Sharp was able to snatch it back from billions of possibilities.