The Marvel volume is finally over!
Thank you to all readers who have followed the story up to this point.
Thank you!!!
First, let's talk about this world itself—in a word: chaotic!
I originally thought the movies wouldn't be messy, but I found that his new movies kept creating bugs, making them even less logical than the comics.
Ever since Doctor Strange came out, the Marvel World has truly become a dead zone for time-travelers.
A rookie time-traveler would just land, and Gu Yi, the timeline Peeping Tom, would show up at their door checking the water meter.
Even if the system were strong and brainwashed the whole world to ignore his time-traveling, protagonists always love making trouble.
As long as Gu Yi could spy on the timeline, protagonists as unstable factors would eventually get tracked down anyway.
Later, Loki came out, and the Marvel World became completely unsuitable for time-travelers.
The protagonist's encounters in this world were, in my view, basically consistent with the logic of timeline development.
By their setup, Thanos and Kang shouldn't have died so easily, but since numerous readers said I was padding word count, I had no choice but to kill them off early.
Repetition—truly, it wasn't what I wanted, but rather a choice made out of helplessness.
I wrote this volume very painfully myself, mainly because the habit of delaying updates was getting more and more serious.
Yet at midnight, my head was empty, and my hands were empty, too.
It seemed the longer I wrote, the worse this situation became.
Thank you to the many book friends who cast recommendation tickets and moon tickets for me.
Sincere thanks!
Thank you to Sperm Whale for the tip.
I originally thought about writing an extra chapter to thank this Sperm Whale