A Ghost in the Marvel Universe

According to the introduction of the movie, Osborn is the good guy, and Spidey's father is the bad guy. The reason? The capitalists paid you to do research, and they should have signed a contract. You took the company's money to do the research and then took the results away. You have no professionalism at all. Osborne didn't kill your whole family. He was more conscientious. If it were another capitalist who spent so much time and money, it would be weird if he didn't kill all the little spider family.

Personally, I can't understand the protagonist's obsession with the body. I think, but I think, he should be completely dominant in the online world and gather all the necessary knowledge before he can think of creating a body, and it is not human yet, because the human body is too weak to accommodate the knowledge he has mastered on the Internet, so I have always felt that the protagonist's cognitive level is only that of ordinary people. Although his feelings have become indifferent now, the author's description cannot reflect the power of a real artificial intelligence.

I don't think the protagonist should target Ultron and Vision. The protagonist has already become a digital being. It would be great to go one step further and get an energy body for himself and evolve into Dr. Manhattan.

Haha, I almost died laughing. The protagonist turned into a bunch of data and saw his own death process without thinking that he was really dead. Later, he relied on his own imagination to realize his death, and then he was inexplicably afraid of death and roared inexplicably. Are you going to laugh me to death if you think about planning to rob a bank to get money without first clarifying your current situation with a bunch of data?

I want to see a story in an American comic where the protagonist becomes an electronic being. Rather than a story in which the protagonist transforms into an electronic life after traveling through time, and then goes crazy saying that he wants to become a human being, and becomes a human being at all costs. Why should I open this book? I just want to say that most readers probably want to see this kind of creativity. Then the author said that it was just my title to lure you. Then the protagonist's mental journey in the opening chapters successfully drew me to the book review area. I just simply want to see a story similar to Jarvis's life in Marvel. Instead of the protagonist ranting about life, death, human beings, becoming human and other boring things on the Internet. I'm not interested in this kind of truth. What I'm interested in is just a story about an ordinary person who travels through American comics and becomes an electronic being, and then fantasizes about how he wants to cause trouble. If not, why should I read this book? . .

My view on Hydra is the same as that of the American comic book Exorcist. After 70 years, all the elders of the year have long since died. The top person of Hydra like Pierce in Captain America 3 could only be Ronaldinho 70 years ago. So the question is, who will work for an organization that has been in disgrace for 70 years? Even if it is brainwashing, it is probably useless. After all, I have never seen Hydra. I have been working in the US government and SHIELD since I was born. People in their 30-40 years old probably identify more with SHIELD than Hydra. Believe it or not.

Human cloning technology. Brain empathy technology. Damn it. The protagonist is going to follow the rhythm of the infinite body in reality.

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Is it that the protagonist was just an ordinary person before and became an intelligent life after traveling through time? In terms of the Internet, you can also travel to other worlds to control the wind and rain. In reality, I also recruited a younger brother and established a company. Why do you always want to become a human? To put it bluntly, he was just an ordinary person before. To put it bluntly, he was a *slut. If the protagonist was a wealthy playboy before, it would still be understandable if he couldn't bear the human lifestyle. If you have money, you can do whatever you want. But he was a coder before, sitting in front of the computer for more than 10 hours a day. I really can't imagine what makes him so persistent. Even if you are a woman in a more vulgar way, you can travel through various universes and movie worlds, and imagine that you have evolved to a more advanced life form. It is not difficult to have these feelings again. You will eventually become stronger anyway, so why should you think about making yourself weaker (becoming a human) first and then becoming stronger?

I felt relieved when I saw that everyone was poisoned. It's really not me who is too demanding.