Marvel: The Shadow Soldier Corps

I like the Shadow Corps very much, so the author doesn't want to stop updating it! I give three recommendation votes, do you understand (I want to improve)

I found that many people who read the post preconceivedly thought of me as someone who hates Iron Man. I have to correct myself on this one, I don't hate Iron Man, in fact, I quite like the character. He has shortcomings and advantages. Sometimes people want to beat him, and sometimes they feel sad. This post is not aimed at Iron Man, but at those brainless iron man braggarts, those who want to change the Avengers to Iron Man and his younger brothers. Since everyone is familiar with the Iron Man incident, I won't go into detail about that part. It is true that Iron Man is great, but to be honest, I think some of his dark history cannot be covered up by his brilliance. Many Marvel fans arrange Tony as the protagonist's friend, which I find disgusting. Because Iron Man's character is doomed, it is impossible to become friends with others without experiencing life and death battles together or getting along for a long time. Iron Man has such a bad character, he is not an easy person to get along with! Let's take a closer look at Iron Man's life: he was an arms dealer in the first half of his life. Of course, some people must say that he did not know and did not do it on purpose. We will not delve into this. After a turning point in his life in 2008, he was officially cleared and became Iron Man. The big villain of the first film, Iron Overlord, is Tony's old friend. He has deceived Tony for decades and sold Tony's weapons to terrorists, causing countless harm to people and indirectly making Tony take the blame. There's not much to say about the second part, it's just average. But it's funny in the third part. Killian's darkening is closely related to Tony. According to the movie, it can even be said that Tony's failure directly led to Killian's darkening. Because of his arrogance (there is nothing to refute about this), he also put Pepper and others in danger. Even Tony helped a lot in the development of the villain's weapon, the Extremis virus. He simply made the villains fight on their own, and only pitied the innocent people who died tragically. Next is Avengers 1. As mentioned at the beginning, Iron Man was initially excluded from the Avengers plan due to his character (which is enough to show his bad character). He never cooperated with his teammates when capturing Loki. In Avengers 2, Iron Man can be said to have taken the old path of Iron Man 3 again, and the villain was also Ultron created by him (without informing the team in advance and without informing the team in advance. Of course, I personally feel that Tony will not stop even if the team dissuades him). In comparison, Ultron is much stronger than the villain in Iron Man 3, and his ideals are much loftier. One is for fame and fortune, and the other is to destroy mankind. After going through all the trouble to regain the scepter and vibranium body, Tony once again went his own way and created Vision. (I know some people are going to scold me from God's perspective, saying that Vision is a good guy or something. I want to remind everyone that when Iron Man created Vision, he didn't know that he was once again gambling the whole world with him. The result is that the bet won, but if he loses, then everything will be in vain.) The ending of Avengers 2 is big, and everyone knows that Sokovia was wiped off the map, and there were heavy casualties. Then there is the plot of Captain America 3. The Sokovia incident led to the Sokovia Accords (to explain, the time in Sokovia was the fuse, but not the fundamental reason. The fundamental reason was that politicians wanted to take the powerful force of the Avengers into their own hands). Iron Man supported it, while Captain America opposed it, and the Avengers were divided into two factions. Let's not say whether the Sokovia Accords are right or wrong, but Iron Man can be said to be quite arbitrary in this film. The reason why he supports the Sokovia Accords is that he feels guilty for killing so many people, so he wants all superheroes to sign the Sokovia Accords. He imprisoned the Scarlet Witch (failed), and even though Captain America repeatedly explained that he was going to stop Zemo from releasing the Winter Soldiers of Hydra, he refused to listen. He thought this was Captain America's excuse. The differences between the two sides directly led to the melee at the airport, and indirectly led to the paralysis of the war machine. In the last part, at the base of Hydra, Iron Man and Captain America had a big fight because of Bucky (many people here scolded Captain America, and I want to complain to Captain America. First of all, Captain America was not sure Bucky was the one who killed Iron Man's parents before seeing the video. It is impossible for him to just run to Iron Man and say, I doubt you, just because of some unconfirmed doubts. My parents should be killed by my good friend! Secondly, Bucky is a war hero like Captain America. He is a person who has been tortured by brainwashing and control for decades. Strictly speaking, Bucky is also a victim. Even if he follows the legal procedures, he will not be sentenced to death (if Bucky will be sentenced to death), but Tony is determined to kill Bucky for revenge. Many people criticize Captain America for not doing so. Let Iron Man help Bucky (1. Bucky is Captain America's best friend since childhood. The two of them went to the same school together, carried guns together, and picked up girls together. In terms of relationship, they are stronger than Tony. 2. After Iron Man calmed down, he did not mention killing Bucky for revenge later, because he knew that Bucky was really not to blame. Bucky's situation is similar to Hawkeye in Avengers 1. Hawkeye He also killed a lot of people when he was controlled, and even helped Loki open the space door, causing more casualties than Bucky. However, no one has ever blamed Hawkeye. The bottom line is that Hawkeye killed ordinary people, and everyone didn't care. Bucky killed Iron Man's parents, and a group of people were in an instant, and they wanted to kill Bucky and then hurry up). After that comes the plot of Avengers 3 and 4. Iron Man went to Titan to destroy Tyrant. He was seriously injured and dying, but was saved by Captain Marvel. After returning to Earth, he complained that Captain was against him building a Steel Legion for the Earth (to be honest, I was a little confused here. Although Captain America objected, hadn't he already done it? The result was obvious, and the effect was very significant - Ultron's body was not cold yet). After that, it's about traveling through time and space, fighting Thanos, and then snapping his fingers at self-sacrifice. Summarize the villain bosses that Iron Man has fought against, including Iron Overlord, Deathwhip, Killian, Loki, Ultron, Thanos, etc. Among them, two of them (Killian and Ultron) were created by his own Taizu. They were purely competing for interests and had nothing to do with destroying the world. There were three (Iron Overlord, Killian, and Death Whip who had personal grudges with him, so they were also added). Of course, I did not emphasize the various heroic deeds of Iron Man. This is because everyone knows his heroic deeds and there is no need for me to repeat them. I just summarized some things that everyone ignored or had selective amnesia. The specific situation is as mentioned above. I don't deny the greatness of Iron Man, but many people on the Internet can't stand it because they don't exaggerate it too much.

I feel that if the protagonist makes good use of the Shadow Corps, he can develop into a big boss in the underground world. There is no need to get involved in the plot too early. If the generals of the Ghost Corps are included and their strength is stronger, they can become another powerful force. (I have only seen the first few pictures, and I haven't started to read the rest yet, and I feel that if I were the protagonist, I would develop like this. I can be a boss, why should I be a little brother)

Is there any book similar to the Mask of Shadow? Please recommend it (preferably more than 200,000 words without eunuchs)

The protagonist is actually a thief? This kind of social worm can also be the protagonist?

It feels pretty good. Come on, author. Although my ability is limited, I still have two recommendation votes every day. I hope the author can add more original plots. I think original plots are very important to keep the work fresh. Don't be too fussy about the power setting. You can add some fun elements. And I think wisdom is also very important in the Marvel world. The wisdom I'm talking about doesn't necessarily mean inventing something, it can also be strategy, planning, and understanding of the general trend. I hope the author can consider my suggestions after seeing me typing so many words!!! Come on, the author!! Come on!! Take good care of you! 👍👍

The Shadow Troops in Jackie Chan's Adventures. I've wanted to read it for a long time, and someone actually wrote it

So suitable for the ability to make trouble. Why should it be exposed in the early stage?

I really like the protagonist's Golden Finger, let me tell you what I find awkward about it. It feels like a lot of things were written suddenly without any foreshadowing. For example, if you want to avenge the soldiers at the US military base, a protagonist with a chaotic background suddenly changes into the style of Spider-Man. Also when I was talking to the Cyclops and going to collect his salary, I felt that the entire style of the Cyclops had changed. He didn't look like an agent who instinctively distrusted everyone. One of the conditions for recruiting the protagonist is that the protagonist can steal other agents' money at the headquarters, and Black Widow actually feels that she is short of money and doesn't care at all. This is completely un-agent.

Promise me, can you stop licking 😅