The Simp, the Goddess, and the Mission

Xiang Qian felt that Thanos, the self-proclaimed most terrifying warlord in the galaxy, was more than a little insane. Right after he teasingly said, "Death has been pretty good to you," Thanos inexplicably flew into a rage again.

He got angry when it was called bad, but he still got angry after it was changed to good?

More than a decade of experience navigating the world of women had given Xiang Qian a discerning eye—why did this seem a little like a simp?

The kind of simp who could never get what he wanted!

At the same time, certain pieces of information he had obtained from Deadpool—things once considered utter nonsense—surfaced in his mind one by one. An absurd notion seemed to be gradually proven by reality.

Could this Thanos really be in love with Death?

A person—or at least an intelligent life-form made of flesh and blood—in love with a conceptual embodiment of a rule? And not an academic kind of love, but love based on physical desire?

And he even considered Deadpool a romantic rival?

Deadpool had already been proven to be a lunatic, so by that logic, was Thanos also a lunatic?

Thanos's next actions seemed to further confirm that he was indeed insane.

His control over the Power Stone and Space Stone became increasingly wild. It was the sort of frenzy that disregarded all consequences, as if he wanted to throw even himself into the fire.

More precisely, Thanos was no longer controlling the Stones. He was simply forcing their power into motion, seeking only to unleash their maximum might without considering whether he could keep it under control.

If it got out of control, then die. Even if he died, he would drag the enemy before him down with him.

He looked exactly like a