Reborn in Marvel: Am I Iron Man's Son?

Does the author have a super brain? Just write about super brain, take it for granted

It's wrong to look at the introduction. Tony is such a responsible person. If there are children, he will definitely take the responsibility to the end.

They all have super brains. They don't know how to buy parts and assemble them themselves. They have to buy ready-made ones from others.

I wonder if the author has ever seen movies or TV shows where the protagonist becomes the richest person, creating Plants vs. Zombies, selling the copyrights, selling merchandise, and buying up stocks at rock-bottom prices. Your writing makes it sound like you don't have a super brain.

If you can make money making games, why not start a company? This is pointless; you're forcing yourself to endure hardship. What kind of logic is that? You're not making money, yet you keep saying you're broke, not making money, and still going around wasting your time, even having your mother act in movies.

After reading dozens of chapters, I suddenly realized something: if the protagonist were given a talking dog, wouldn't he just turn into a dumpling?

The synopsis says the protagonist has superhuman genes; Iron Man is just a superhero in armor! He doesn't have superhuman genes.

I haven't read Qidian for two years. I only started reading it after seeing someone on Douyin (TikTok) discussing how this novel was made into an AI short film.

It's good, but I suggest removing the mutants.

He encounters all sorts of unexpected situations at all times; without the protagonist's halo, he wouldn't survive. Within fifty chapters, he has already gotten into trouble with three gangs: S. H. I. E. L. D. And the Loli Island owner. Knowing that lying low for a few years would make him invincible, he deliberately chose not to and wanted to cause trouble.