The God of Injustice in Marvel

There is always a type of person in this world. He appears as if he is just passing by your world, and does not seek fame or gain, but just to disgust you.

A luxurious life may be an illusion, and a life filled with joy may also cause sleepless nights. Everything in this world is an illusion.

There is only bad writing, that is really a special code and a stupid b.

General Ross is such a big fool.

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Ever since he had his own rights from the very beginning, America's avant-garde soldier has been on the crooked road and never looked back.

He has a hand in almost all of the official's dirty and evil deeds. Whether it's Stryker or the Serum Project, there's no way he can get away from this rotten fish.

Finally, after experiencing numerous failures, betrayal, and the wrath of the top management, this man finally came to his senses.

He didn't reflect at all, but realized strangely: the root cause of all these failures was that those who did it were too stupid. If he, General Ross, took action himself, it would definitely be possible!

It was not because of this that the Hulk came into being.

Even including hatred, it has a completely indivisible responsibility.

However, General Ross is not good at doing things, but he is really good at throwing the blame.

Almost all the plans he led ended in failure, causing urban destruction and casualties to varying degrees.

Just like that, nothing happened to him!

Not only was he not demoted, but he was promoted steadily as these bullshit things happened one after another!

All the way to the position of deputy minister, the leader was still the Guofang Department of Special Code.

It's quite outrageous.

Senior executives in the United States also have a keen eye for recognizing talents.

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Once you have a higher position, you will naturally have greater rights.

The first thing General Ross did when he took over was to unite several departments in an attempt to bring SHIELD, the official organization, under his command.

Nominally, it is to be restrained by other official departments to prevent SHIELD from having too many secrets and becoming too powerful. In fact, everyone knows what is going on.

Especially after Nick Fury, Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., sternly refused General Ross’s request to view S.H.I.E.L.D.’s personnel surveillance files.

If one plan fails, then another one will come up. Why should we think about bad ideas overnight?

With a flash of his head, General Ross thought of another good way to increase his strength.

Bring superheroes into the fold!

Although the idea is good, it is a bit difficult to implement.

The main thing is that superheroes usually don't know their true identities and can't even find them, so what's the point?

However, this did not trouble General Ross for long.

Although most people keep their names anonymous, aren't there some who reveal their true identities?

For example, Iron Man~

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General Ross specifically told Tony about this matter in a public place and asked Tony to cooperate with him and contribute his share "to better and more efficient protection of ordinary people."

In response, Tony smiled and looked around at the people who were led to him by General Ross and stood in a circle to give him social pressure.

He raised his glass very elegantly and drank up the red wine in the quilt. He smiled and hugged General Ross, who was upright, and whispered in his ear: "fu.ck. off."

After saying that, Tony put down the empty wine glass, stretched out his hands to separate everyone, and walked out of the venue arrogantly.

When he came to the door, he turned back and praised General Ross: "Oh, by the way! By the way: Nice tattoo!"

Then he reached out to push the door open and walked away.

This time, the feud between the two was forged.

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In the following days, Tony continued to receive documents from General Ross in his capacity as minister, requiring the superhero to hand over his real name, identity and other information, and to join the job as a public official. Documents subject to official control, each time

They all choose to ignore it, or throw it directly into the trash can.

Although from a personal perspective, Tony could directly and decisively reject General Ross, but as Iron Man and as an entrepreneur, Tony still had nothing to do against General Ross's pressing steps.

As long as Tony doesn't want to do anything extreme, he will never be able to win against someone whose social identity is an official minister.

General Ross's anger and his supposed kindness and politeness completely disappeared when Tony said for the second time from the parking lot: You have a good tattoo.

The first is the almost endless hearings.

The puppets controlled by Ross who were sitting on the high platform noticed that Tony had accidentally killed or injured innocent people more than once in the past battles and frequently attacked him.

A video was even found, recording that when the Chitauri invaded the Big Apple, Tony, who transformed into Iron Man, caused serious damage to a neighborhood that "shouldn't have been destroyed" because he restrained the Chitauri's flying soldiers.

", and similar charges include: "Due to personal reasons

It caused the Chitauri to choose Stark Tower as their login target, causing innocent injuries or deaths to nearby residents." "Hiding extremely dangerous unknown energy sources poses a great threat to residents in the area." "Illegal development and modification

"Extremely destructive weapons and armor" and so on.

Hearings, or accountability meetings that are more appropriate, held every few days, made Tony mentally exhausted, but in some cases, it was not convenient for him to refute, otherwise the other party would catch him.

On the surface, the trouble was aimed at Tony personally. Privately, Tony's Stark Industries was also affected by official forces led by General Ross. For a while, the stock price plummeted, and the whole company was in a state of gloom.

While Tony was struggling to cope, the other superheroes were not left behind either.

I don’t know why, but the entire American media seems to suddenly no longer like superheroes.

These people are still the best at what they say and write. Under a lot of intentional guidance, people are talking about it in the streets and alleys.

The central topic among the people is: Does the existence of superheroes really protect us and make us safer?

The answer is getting closer and closer to no, and it is moving in a bad direction.

When many superheroes, including Captain America, live as ordinary people, they feel depressed when they hear those who question their own existence and whether superheroes should pay the price for their "illegal" crimes.

Know.

It's okay for someone like Captain America who has a strong mind and a lot of experience, but he's just in a bad mood and wasn't affected too much.

Elderly agents like Widow Sister and Hawkeye ignored these comments.

However, not all superheroes are mentally determined, and even worse, not all superheroes are mentally mature.

Some of them are still children, some are just silently paying for a belief, some simply want revenge, and some have been placed hope in someone...

When these superheroes return to their identities as ordinary people, they hear their friends, family, and the neighbors they protect, and strangers are talking about whether they should arrest those guys who hide their heads and tails, wearing masks and capes.

How do they feel when they are imprisoned?

The number of "attendances" of superheroes has dropped significantly. Correspondingly, the super criminals who were originally afraid of chaos in the world have become more wanton and reckless.

However, under this situation, not only do the people not miss superheroes, but they increasingly believe that superheroes are indeed redundant.

Some people with darker intentions have even suggested that super criminals themselves are superheroes in disguise. This is a more "intelligent" view.

There are actually a lot of supporters!

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In this environment of official support, media guidance, and turbulent public opinion, some superheroes finally couldn't stand it anymore. Many media and newspaper offices were smashed, and paparazzi were guarding a certain superhero who had revealed his identity.

The car was first burned, then smashed by a large rock, and finally pushed into the river by a shock wave.

After something like this happened, the entire incident was pushed to its peak in an instant.

Suddenly, people marching with banners and shouting slogans were everywhere. Their purpose and demands were unexpectedly the same: to require the superheroes to reveal their identities, otherwise they would be directly defined as criminals and arrested!

General Ross has already won more than half of the battle.

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In the office set up by General Ross specifically to register superheroes, people began to come in and out wearing masks, sunglasses, and their whole bodies covered with their heads lowered and their faces covered.

Their identities are not difficult to guess.

However, what surprised these people who finally succumbed to reality was that General Ross told them that this was not a problem of one or two people, but a problem of a group with a special identity and the entire human race.

If they want to "surrender", they can.

But we can't just go through the motions and leave a name and a photo and it's over. That would be irresponsible for people's safety and an insult to the country's laws.

If you want the government to accept them and the people to calm down their anger, there is only one way.

Find someone with enough status and reputation to take the lead and guide public opinion.

Afraid that these superheroes would not find a way out, General Ross, who was holding a cigar, seemed to casually mention: "Our great hero, the most trustworthy guardian of the country and the people: Mr. Iron Man, is a good choice.

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At the end, he added: "I believe there is no need for me to tell you the true identity of Mr. Iron Man."

This wave, this wave is public revenge and private revenge.

This has completely turned into a personal grudge.

Therefore, under the intentional guidance of the rat-shit General Ross, more and more superheroes who decided to disclose their identities in order to seek a normal life had to find Tony.

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People come and go, and go and come again.

Tony was really fed up.

It seems that everyone has difficulties, everyone has a last resort, everyone is not a bad person, everyone has done nothing wrong, and everyone does not ask for much.

They just want Tony to help them find a normal life and get out of this sea of ​​misery.

No one was vehement, aggressive, or even loud.

They just asked Mr. Tony in a low voice. They lowered their shoulders, spoke softly, described him as vulgar, and looked disgusting!

But Tony...

I really can't find a place to vent my frustration.

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At night, Tony was drinking in the living room, and as expected, he fell asleep again.

The doorbell rang.

Tony didn't even want to pay attention. He didn't turn on the light anyway. The man would leave on his own after a while.

But the person who rang the doorbell seemed to be very insistent and convinced that Tony was at home. The smart system's voice on Friday sounded: "Identity check completed: Visitor's name: Peter Parker."

It's that child.

Tony stood up helplessly, put down the wine glass in his hand, and asked Friday to open the door.

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Parker walked in with some restraint. He was wearing a sports sweatshirt, sneakers and jeans, and looked no different from an ordinary high school student.

In fact, it was only at this time that Tony realized that although he had always called Peter Parker a child, his identity as a superhero still misled him somewhat.

This is truly a child!

He is only a teenager at most. He doesn't look like a student. At his age, he is a student!

"Sit down. I... you are not old enough to drink yet, orange juice?"

Peter Parker, who was still restrained but very polite, said thank you first, and then hesitantly wanted to speak, but Tony beat him to it and said, "Are you also from General Ross?

Sigh...this is really..."

"General Ross? No! No, no, I didn't go to him, I just felt... felt..."

Peter Parker didn't realize it for a long time, so he said a little awkwardly: "I just want to hear your opinion."

After saying this, Parker seemed to become firmer. He looked at Tony with wide eyes and said, "Do you think we really should reveal our identity?"

To this, Tony's answer is still simple and direct: "Shit!"

Thinking back on what he had done at his age, Tony felt more and more what a rare good boy he was.

Why is it so difficult for such a good boy who just wants to do something good?

Did he murder anyone?

No.

So did I murder anyone?

Nope!

It is true that superheroes have different qualities, good and bad, but will it really make the situation better if they reveal their identities and let General Ross and others control them?

not necessarily.

The result is not clear yet, but the problem in the middle is already very clear, and Tony can completely predict this process.

When this decree is enforced, will those reluctant superheroes sit back and wait for death? No. They will resist, and who will the official send to suppress these superheroes who each have extraordinary powers?

Of course the superheroes who signed the decree.

This is meaningless involution, self-depletion for no reason!

Stupid! As stupid as a pig!

If this development continues, it is almost certain that superheroes will split into two different factions. By then, they will no longer have to deal with super criminals, they will just fight each other.

and……

What Tony is more worried about is that Leon, who has traveled far away and does not know where he is now...

Is he the kind of person who would give in to the authorities...

That's obviously not the case!

Leon personally told the Avengers as a joke how General Ross got his tattoo.

If you surrender, you will face Lyon. If you don't protect yourself, what can this guy do?

You can't sign this bullshit document!

Countless thoughts flashed through Tony's mind in an instant, including the tragic situation of him becoming a criminal, the company passed down by his father collapsing, and Pepper eating and sleeping rough with him, wandering around the world.

It's all dead...

Dang! Dang! Dang!

There is a knock on the door, but the doorbell is not ringed. Who could it be?