Marvel: The Strongest Copycat System

"Hi, long time no see, Big Head, ahem, Observer Yuatu."

After sending Mou Gang away, Chen Mu came to the window and greeted Yuatu with a smile.

Although this figure seemed to be at an unimaginably far distance, Chen Mu was clear that this guy could hear everything he said.

"..."

Yuatu had a blank expression on his face. Perhaps he was an observer and had no such thing as expression, or maybe he was speechless.

After all, I am a god-level race in this universe. What do you mean by calling me Big Head?

Although my head is indeed quite big, aren't you being too disrespectful to me, the Observer Yuatu?

"Is it about the Guardians of the Multiverse?"

Seeing that the other party didn't say anything, Chen Mu took the initiative to ask.

He has currently helped recruit two members, one is Captain Carter, and the other is Benedict Cumberbatch. Benedict Cumberbatch couldn't stand the loneliness and has been to several worlds with Chen Mu. This guy is still thinking about Christine, even if it is Christine from another world.

Not to mention Captain Carter, his combat power is just so-so. If he encounters a ruthless person, he will probably be cut in half.

Benedict Cumberbatch is pretty good, with outstanding fighting ability, and he is considered acceptable. Chen Mu does not have much expectation for what kind of guardians Yuatu will continue to look for.

"Yes."

Yuatu said this expressionlessly, but he was not calm at all in his heart. He really wanted to slam the table and say, "By the way, do you still remember this?"

Look, Captain Carter is such a good choice, the female version of Captain America. Yuatu specifically chose her as the first guardian, so she has a certain appeal.

The results of it?

After you run into that universe, you will directly cause the development of that universe to go in an unpredictable direction.

In China at that time, the older generations had nothing to fear. In order to create an ideal society for future generations, they directly liberated the whole world.

In Universe No. 1, there is basically only one country now. Other countries may still exist, but they no longer have any armies or weapons.

Therefore, in Universe No. 1, society is now stable and peaceful development has truly been achieved.

As for Captain Carter, she has retired and returned home a long time ago. Now I heard that she is dating a soldier from China. Now that the world is at peace, she has naturally neglected her exercise. Asking her to save the world now, isn't that sending food away?

Although all this has no direct relationship with Chen Mu, it does have an indirect relationship. If Chen Mu had not died, how could such a thing have happened in Universe No. 1?

But forget it, Captain Carter’s strength is really not that good, and Captain Carter is not the only one. There are Captain Carter in many worlds. Even in Universe No. 3, there is Captain Carter, who was given the superpowers of Captain Marvel by Chen Mu.

Fortunately, he was quite satisfied with the way Dark Doctor Strange handled the situation. Now he is called Benedict Cumberbatch, and he has joined Multiverse China. Of course, all this has nothing to do with Yuatu, and it doesn't matter to him. Benedict Cumberbatch has been following Chen Mu for some time, and has also been exposed to China's magic and high technology. His strength has also improved a lot, so it is still of great help in dealing with crises.

"The crisis in the multiverse has begun. I hope you can recruit the third guardian."

Although he was full of complaints in his heart, Yuatu still calmly stated his purpose.

"A crisis in the multiverse?"

Chen Mu scratched his ears and asked curiously, "By the way, what exactly is this crisis? Just tell me directly. I'm curious, how dangerous is this crisis that can be solved by someone as powerful as Captain Carter?"

"..."

Yuatu hesitated for a moment, but still said: "It's okay to tell you. In a world, Ultron's conspiracy succeeded and it obtained its own body. Vision was not born in that world, and Ultron destroyed all humans on that earth."

So, the crisis that threatens the multiverse is actually the robot Ultron?

By the way, Ultron is the villain in Avengers 2, and it can be said that it is a crisis created by humans themselves.

Iron Man Tony Stark tries to create a super artificial intelligence to protect the earth and humanity, trying to use it to solve possible crises in the future.

It has to be said that the starting point was good, but the result was that something unexpected happened in the plan, and Ultron was born. In its calculations, if it wanted to truly achieve eternal peace, it had to destroy all human beings.

But later, he was narrowly defeated by the Avengers and saved the world...

Typical American thinking: they created the trouble themselves and then solved it miraculously. From being the creators of the crisis, they suddenly became heroes who saved the world, and they publicized it greatly, and seemed to take it for granted.

By the way, Iron Man Tony Stark's purpose in creating Ultron was indeed for the earth and for humanity, but whose consent did you ask for?

Arming the earth with armor is nothing more than your wishful thinking. If it succeeds, everyone will be happy, but what if it fails?

The world that Yuatu described is that Ultron's plan failed, Ultron got Vision's body, Vision was not born, and Ultron completed his plan and slaughtered all humans on Earth, and humans perished as a result...

In the sacred timeline, although Ultron was defeated by the Avengers, the impact he caused was immeasurable. An entire land was lifted tens of thousands of meters into the sky by Ultron using technology, and the lives of countless people were threatened. Even if the problem was solved this time, people also saw the threat of the Avengers, a group of superhumans.

Because this group of "superheroes" who are "at large" and arrogant can do whatever they want with their power without scruples, out of fear of this group of people's power, the World Security Council hopes to formulate a Sokovia Accords to restrain the members of the Avengers. Several Avengers led by Captain America found a lot of reasons and refused to sign this agreement in the name of "freedom", while Iron Man may also feel guilty about what happened with Ultron before and is willing to sign this agreement.

The conflict between the two arose because of this, and the fact that the Winter Soldier was controlled by Zemo to do a lot of things exacerbated the conflict between the two, and the civil war of the Avengers broke out.

It is worth mentioning that Zemo is a survivor of Sokovia, an "ordinary" veteran soldier. His family died in Sokovia. He became the avenger of this group of "Avengers" in his mortal body. Under his careful planning, the Avengers fell apart.

This also leads to two different concepts. Is it better for a so-called superhero to be a free "lone ranger" without any constraints, or is it better to be supervised and officially registered and be supervised by others?

However, in Chen Mu's eyes, there is no difference between the two. They are still separated from the masses and become "personal heroes" who are high above. The only difference is whether they are supervised or not.

Individual heroism does not apply in China. Chinese society does not need high-ranking "superheroes", but only countless "ordinary heroes". Everyone can be a hero, but they never think that they are different from or superior to ordinary people.

P.S., I would like to clarify that this book does not mean to discredit Marvel. Many of their superheroes' "blackening" in the book are actually mostly from Marvel's own works, the result of borrowing from different comic magazines. The author also likes to watch Marvel movies, but that's just his preference. But to be honest, Marvel contains too many private goods of American cultural invasion. Never mind these. Sensible people will not get too deeply involved in the drama. The civil war between Captain America and Iron Man, and their insistence on arguing about who is right and who is wrong, is purely funny.

As an audience, we just watch the fun and the special effects. It's one thing to like Marvel characters, but what's the difference between really "chasing stars" and those fanatical star-chasers in the real world? Besides, some people always try to compare reality with fiction, saying this is unreasonable and that is unreasonable. In fact, there are countless unreasonable things in Marvel's own works.

In a word, when you are in doubt, use quantum mechanics; when you can’t explain something, use time travel; when you want to change styles, use the virtual world; when you don’t know how to match colors, use cyberpunk; when you don’t have enough imagination, use the parallel universe.

Always complaining about everything, does the little black guy want to eat oil cakes?

Also, can you find out that my avatar is my WeChat QR code?

Also, the chapter title is repeated in the previous chapter. I don’t know what to do. It is under dynamic review and is not allowed to be modified.