S. H. I. E. L. D. Vulcan

Although titanium has been praised to the sky, its performance is very poor in high-temperature working environments, not to mention that this is pure titanium. Titanium friction and small collisions in high temperature environments can cause combustion Aerospace titanium alloys are very stable below 500 degrees, but above 500 degrees the metal oxide layer begins to disappear. Titanium has also begun to become active (spontaneous combustion). The aviation industry calls this term titanium fire. Publicity always says that titanium alloys have high strength, but they don't say that titanium alloys only have high strength under the same weight, and the strength of the same volume is not as good as steel. Titanium alloy is only slightly stronger than aluminum alloy, but still not as good as steel.

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The names of characters are very confusing. The word 'him' is often used to refer to the protagonist or other people. It is difficult to distinguish something clearly. It is recommended to use 'I' or the name instead when calling the protagonist.

The existence of the protagonist has no meaning. This book just adds one more person to the plot of Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D.! The plot did not change at all, even though Ward knew that he would be a threat to several people around him, he did not take any action.

What's the point of following the plot completely and not daring to change even the smallest detail? ? ?

Am I the only one who finds it too strenuous to watch? 😰😰

Why do I feel that the protagonist is truly clairvoyant?