Marvel: The Absolute Deal

A man as proud as Tony would never accept trading part of his talent and wisdom in exchange for escape. If you exchange it for the doctor to save his life, Tony might be willing. If it's just about Tony himself, he would rather force himself to save himself.

In the opening court of X-Men 1, there is a boy who can teleport at will. There will be no gas residue after teleporting like Nightcrawler, which is very suitable for combat or assassination. Paired with the power of leeches, mutants are leeks. Combined with the ability of the phantom cat, the escape is invincible.

I suddenly stopped following that book, and took a look at the author's new book, and there is actually one!

This is a piece of cake. The Ancient One is considered a ceiling-level character in Marvel. After all, he is a Heavenly Father. He can play with the ceiling of the universe at his fingertips... It's so easy for you to be so super.

It's speechless that the protagonist learns chakra like a fool. Your chakra is pretty good in the low-level single-player world. You are in the Marvel multiverse and have come into contact with multi-level forces in the world. You actually want to learn a rubbish power system like chakra. The protagonist should die as soon as possible.

I beat every one of these protagonists to death. Chaos Evil

From the moment I took over my subordinates to create a force, I felt that the writing was crooked and not as attractive as the introduction.

1. The protagonist should not produce mutant serum. The protagonist with trading abilities should destroy the mutant serum technology. 2. The protagonist should not wantonly develop mutant power, let alone conquer the X-Men and the Brotherhood. Two mutants are enough. 3. The protagonist should not trade his powers. Even his subordinates should strictly control the number and types of their super powers, especially mental powers and time and space powers. It is enough for the protagonist to master other gods and teleportation. 4. The protagonist should not prevent the demise of mutants. After the protagonist harvests all mutant abilities, it is best to let the mutants adapt to the plot because genetically modified food will withdraw from the stage of history. 5. The protagonist should not come into contact with the Infinity Stones too early to alarm the Ancient One. He should let the Ancient One die according to the plot, then raid Strange to obtain the Time Stone, and then obtain other Infinity Stones according to the plot.

Too little and too slow? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Why did the protagonist choose the chakra training system? Chakra simply cannot integrate all systems. The protagonist wants to integrate the system now that he has only mastered a few things. He is too arrogant.