Marvel: The Strongest Copycat System

Is M.O.D.O.K a hero?

It definitely doesn’t count!

This guy has followed the Conqueror Kang for decades, and has caused countless killings in the entire quantum field. Countless indigenous people have died at his hands. Why can all his sins be cleared with just one word from you, Casey, and he become the hero you call him?

The Buddhist teaching of putting down the butcher knife and becoming a Buddha instantly is not as powerful as you.

Anyway, in the eyes of the indigenous people, MODOK's death was completely deserved and he deserved it.

Just like back then, the United States massacred the native inhabitants of America, the Indians. After almost genociding the Indians, a new enemy emerged, and then the United States went to deal with another enemy. Can they be called heroes?

Are you kidding? How can a man like M.O.D.O.K., with blood on his hands, become a hero just because he betrayed the villain in the end?

Why?

Anyway, from the perspective of Chen Mu, a bystander, all this is somewhat outrageous. Sins will not disappear because of the final confession. Deep sins will always be deep sins. People like M.O.D.O.K., whose hands are stained with blood, will never be worthy of being called heroes.

If even people like this can be called heroes, then the "heroism" in the Marvel world is really over.

"This family is really bizarre. The big-headed guy must be a bad guy. I didn't expect that he would be turned against by this little girl with just a few words. It's really speechless."

Next to Chen Mu was naturally Xu Jia. She didn't know much about Ant-Man Scott's family, but since coming to the quantum realm, she had done some observations on them.

During this short period of time, she has gained a lot of experience. The most unreasonable things happened before her eyes. A villain with blood on his hands, who had been wreaking havoc on the indigenous people for decades in the quantum field, finally came to his senses and attacked his former boss just because of a few words from Cathy. It was a bit outrageous just to say it.

What Xu Jia didn't know was that this MODOK was the villain in Ant-Man 1, and he even wanted to kill young Cassie, otherwise she would have found it even more unbelievable.

You are such a good talker. If you say a few words to a villain next time, he might just put down his butcher knife and become a Buddha, repent for the mistakes he made, or even commit suicide out of shame...

Anyway, in Xu Jia's opinion, this plot is somewhat ridiculous.

"Maybe he ran out of ideas, or maybe he changed directors."

Chen Mu shrugged and complained in the same way.

"Well, the quantum realm doesn't seem to be anything special. It's not as good as other planets in the universe, let alone other worlds in infinite space. Let's go back as soon as possible. There's nothing interesting here."

For Xu Jia, this time was more like a vacation with Chen Mu. As for the Kang, the Conqueror of the Crisis Multiverse mentioned by the Wasp, she never took it to heart from beginning to end.

This guy can't even deal with Ant-Man and his family, yet he dares to threaten the multiverse?

It's just like they are here to make people laugh, it's just a joke.

Even if he really runs to the multiverse, he will not be able to cause any waves in front of China in various universes.

This is absolute confidence in one's own strength. Besides, after communicating with the multiverse and even the heavens and all worlds, China is no longer fighting alone. As long as there is Chinese heritage in every universe, they will invite the other party to join the China of all worlds. Every Chinese is a close brother and sister. When one side is in trouble, support will surely come from all sides. If anyone dares to invade any China, support from countless worlds will arrive in minutes.

Even if Conqueror Kang were allowed to leave the quantum realm, if he dared to cause trouble, he would be courting death.

"Okay, since you're tired of it, let's solve the problem of the so-called Conqueror Kang that Brother Ze mentioned as soon as possible and go back early."

At this moment, Conqueror Kang did not know that his fate had been determined. He was now using his great power to deal with Ant-Man and his family. He turned into a combat state, his armor glowed blue, and a fierce light burst out from his hands, hitting the Ant-Man opposite him, beating the latter back step by step.

Even with the help of the Wasp and his daughter Cassie, he was still no match for Kang the Conqueror.

Although Kang the Conqueror is a bit stupid, it has to be said that his strength is still good, at least it is not comparable to that of a "small character" like Ant-Man.

Ant-Man alone can't defeat Kang the Conqueror, unless he cheats...

After all, in the Marvel Universe, Kang the Conqueror is a "villain" just like Thanos, or even more powerful than Thanos. How could a third-tier hero like Ant-Man be his opponent?

Of course, this is also a normal situation, unless Ant-Man is cheating and reduces the intelligence of Conqueror Kang by the way...

Just when Chen Mu was about to attack, he suddenly stopped because he saw a large army coming not far away. It was Ant-Man's "plug-in" coming...

This scene also made Chen Mu pause his actions and look into the distance curiously.

It turned out that in the distance, a huge black army was coming towards them. Upon closer inspection, they were all ants.

Dr. Pym, at this moment, was on the body of an ant, taking the lead, or it should be said that he was an "ant" rushing forward.

Chen Mu was a little curious, so he used his ability to check the origins of these ants. He was speechless for a moment.

These ants were actually the ones raised by Dr. Pym. They even fell into the quantum field at the same time as Ant-Man and his companions. Although they all fell into the quantum field at the same time, the difference was that the ants fell into areas with different time flow rates, which were much faster than other places. These ants had developed for thousands of years in a space where time passed very quickly. Their technology had advanced by leaps and bounds, even surpassing that of the Conqueror Kang, and they came over to kill him together with Dr. Pym.

"..."

This was outrageous. For a moment, Su Cheng didn't know where to start complaining about the case.

Should we say that these ants are lucky, or that Dr. Pym is lucky, or should we say that Ant-Man and his family are lucky?

Have they encountered such outrageous things?

No exciting novel would be written like yours. When the story is at a disadvantage against the enemy, the reinforcements inexplicably develop for thousands of years and possess unimaginable "technology", and then rush over and defeat the enemy?

Is this reasonable?

Moreover, why should ants with super high technology obey your orders, Dr. Pym?

Are you, Dr. Pym, handsome?

P.S. The author has basically not watched the latest Marvel movies. I don’t even want to study the background of the plot. It’s tiring…