If you want to identify and explain it, if you are willing to take a look, just take a look, it's a bit long!
This...
Two chapters were posted today, and some readers who have withdrawn from favorites, Ant, are a little sad.
Maybe they find it difficult to accept?
Ant still wants to explain it. Although in the eyes of some readers, this is a forced explanation, or... a pale explanation.
But I still couldn't help but want to say something.
[First of all], everyone seems to have forgotten that the protagonist is not a member of Marvel Universe, and he has no sense of belonging. Let's put it this way, the protagonist is just a passerby in this Marvel!!!
This is not his home on Earth in his first life.
Including the world of "One Piece" and the world of "Fairy Tail", they are not his "home", plus this Marvel Universe.
It's basically the tone of game life, playing.
The protagonist here is quite literally conquering a game, and the final BOSS of this game is Thanos. Of course, conquering Thanos is not the final result. The purpose of Kino is to snatch "Space Stone" and then find a way back.
He will not stay in Marvel Universe. In the end, he will definitely leave.
He is not from this world and will not stay in this world, so what kind of "role" does the protagonist play in this book?
--Ravagers!
Break the fate and story of the hero, break some of the tragedy, break the time here, and even break the rules of Marvel!
The original title of the book was intended to be called "Ravagers of Marvel Universe", but it seemed... not very smooth, so it was changed to "Salted Fish".
Since the protagonist is destined to leave, he himself will not care too much about things here, including feelings. Who is a couple with whom, does this make sense to a person who will eventually leave? In other words, will the protagonist care about this? After all, once the protagonist leaves, he will never see them again.
Anyway, he just came here to play and go through a formality!
Defeat Thanos and take away Space Stone. In the process... the protagonist will recruit some subordinates to improve their strength. He will also recruit some girls based on his preference.
A reader's comment is somewhat pertinent--
--[Think about when they met, World War II, oh, the emotions are as hot as fire! No one knows that Captain America is still alive. Your own family is not good at it. You can imagine how you would desecrate this kind of responsibility and power if you are in a high position.]
However - no matter how tenacious love is, it will eventually fade away in the face of time and distance!
Ant also had a vigorous relationship when he was in junior high school.
She and I met in a car accident. We didn't know each other before, but... we were in the same school.
In that car accident, she and I were the only ones seriously injured. At that time, I just subconsciously blocked her body. After that, it became the same, right?
This can be considered a great success, right?
Unfortunately, after entering high school, it gradually faded away. This is not yet college, it is still in the same city, although it is two schools.
I believe that many of you here must have experienced love that is worn away by time and distance, right?
Well, I won't tell you the story of Ant!
Let's talk about Carter, Captain America, and 13.
I'm not going to read comics here, I'm going to read Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Some people may find it difficult to accept that the protagonist dated Carter. But Ant is a little confused, why?
Are they a couple?
The man is unmarried and the woman is unmarried, and they are not lovers in the strict sense.
Moreover, when it comes to relationships between these three people, no one can say anything about the other!
You don't really think that Captain America is a decent, honorable man, do you?
Leaving aside Carter, Captain America immediately kissed Carter's niece after his old girlfriend died! Is it a mess?
Friends, let me ask you - are Captain America and Carter lovers?
If you say yes, then No. 13 is Captain America's niece, and he kissed his own niece! Isn't that ridiculous? Why don't you say it's unacceptable in this place? If they are not lovers, then it doesn't matter if Captain America kisses 13. But if they are not lovers, then... the protagonist's date with Carter has nothing to do with Captain America - so why can't it be accepted?
Let's talk about Black Widow, who was paired with Hulk in Women's Federation 2. After Hulk flew to Thor: Ragnarok, until Women's Federation 3, They hooked up with Captain America. While waiting for Hulk to return from Women's Federation 3, Falcon said - "It's so embarrassing", referring to this triangle relationship.
When Carter's body was still cold, Captain America first kissed niece 13, and then hooked up with Black Widow. Why don't you say Captain America How is poisonous? Moreover, when Hulk met again, Captain America could continue to work together peacefully. Isn't this also very poisonous in the novel and difficult to accept?
If we want to mention comics, Captain America also had an affair with the female version Iron Man, Ant-Man's wife Wasp, and even Scarlet Witch, although they were in other universes.
So - Ant doesn't quite understand why it would be unacceptable if he cheated on Carter and cuckolded Captain America?
When it comes to "chaos or not", Captain America are they inferior to the protagonist?
No less impressive.
Whether or not Captain America is a cuckold is another question!
Because Carter has a husband, although he is dead, and Captain America is not a boyfriend in the strict sense, so... it does not count as cuckolding. If we want to say cuckold, it should be the husband of Carter who died, and it has nothing to do with Captain America...!
As for the 13th, it goes without saying that I immediately kissed my aunt's rumored ex-boyfriend Captain America after her death. On China, I was nailed to the pillar of shame and scolded by others! In ancient times, you even had to be dipped in a pig cage or stoned to death!
Therefore, from this starting point, the protagonist is equivalent to "saving" Carter.
Whether you agree with it or not, it is possible.
In addition, some people may think that the protagonist uses "Armament Haki" as a temptation to force Carter, which is unacceptable.
But first we have to understand one thing, that is - the protagonist is not a S.H.I.E.L.D. person, and he has no sense of belonging to this world. He will eventually leave. The protagonist has neither the responsibility nor the obligation to lend it out. This is my own thing. Why should I give it to you if there is no benefit?
In other words, if you ask me for something, I have to give it to you unconditionally?
Guys, if someone borrows something from you, would you lend it out without saying a word? Forget about ordinary relationships, even between friends, you would hesitate when borrowing money, right?
At the very least, you have to have an IOU, right?
The protagonist does not have a deep friendship with Carter. If she wants to borrow "Armament Haki", she has to exchange chips for it.
Of course, you may say that if the protagonist is given out like this, nothing will be lost?
However, don't forget the identity of the protagonist, a time traveler. He has no nostalgia for this world, let alone the people in this world!
So if you want benefits, you have to give something in exchange.
The protagonist is a Ravagers, not a good person, a bad person, or a holy mother!
This definition, Ant, has been hinted at countless times since the beginning of the book?
--[Trade][Exchange]!
Transactions including S.H.I.E.L.D..
Everything he does is like this.
Not only Carter, but also the pair Witch and Vision in the later period, as well as Miss Polaris and her boyfriend. Those who can accept it will naturally stay, and those who cannot accept it...
Okay, enough chatter here.
Finally, Ant wants to say: If you come in, those who can stay will be our good friends; if you come in, if you can't stay, everyone will get together and part ways. I can only say that Ant cannot satisfy you.
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To be honest, friends who have seen the story of Carter and stayed to continue reading should be able to understand, agree with, and accept it, or at least not be so resistant.
Okay, Ant continues to code the text.
I hope everyone will support Ant.
Friends are also welcome to leave a message below, whether you agree or disagree, it doesn't matter...