Intelligent Life could never imagine how great the pressure of public opinion was unless it happened to them.
Many people believed that those driven to suicide by public pressure were simply fragile and easily broken. But if it happened to them, the outcome would probably be the same.
Skrulls were Intelligent Life too. Their willpower was not much stronger than humanity's. He could mimic Spider-Man's appearance and abilities, but he could not mimic Spider-Man's determination and will.
This Skrull officer had never been a good person. In his not-so-long life, all he had done was obey orders and prepare for the Skrulls' revival.
Before this, he had never realized that this job would be so painful. No matter what he did, no matter what he said, no matter what image he presented, no one ever acknowledged him.
That kind of pressure was fatal to anyone.
Unfortunately, he was not a young man who had undergone Spider Mutation. He was an officer who could only obey orders. Faced with all this doubt, he did not even have the right to turn dark. He could only bottle everything up, changing from his initial high spirits into someone filled with rage and grievance.
Once he gained a certain degree of freedom to act, he inevitably began to wonder: Why did these people refuse to acknowledge him? Was he really inferior to Spider-Man?
Anyone would be unwilling to admit defeat, especially when constantly compared to another person and judged by everyone to be inferior to him in every way.
The fake Spider-Man began frantically doing good deeds. He even directly replaced New York Police, appearing at every crime scene that might occur or had already occurred, doing everything he could to fight criminals and help others.
Then George, the Sheriff of the New York