Let's restart, Spider-Man!

As he spoke, Charlotte's figure shot out from the spider silk slingshot, and his speed suddenly increased.

Seeing this, Ben Parker and Aunt May also began to learn how to launch spider silk slingshots.

"Boom~"

A fierce wind howled, and after the familiar feeling of weightlessness, the two saw the scenery rushing past them, and they couldn't help but scream loudly in excitement.

"Ben, we're flying!"

"Yes, Mei, she flew! That's wonderful!"

Having just learned how to use a spider silk slingshot, Charlotte continued her instruction.

"Spider-Man not only needs to be proficient in using webs, but also needs to know when to land and always find a suitable foothold."

As she spoke, Charlotte launched a web to cushion the impact of the slingshot, then launched another web with her left hand to lock onto the balcony not far away, before swinging it in a parabola toward the streetlight.

Behind him, Ben Parker and Aunt May followed suit.

Under the streetlights, three red and blue figures hung upside down on the spider webs.

“Mr. Spider-Man, your teachings are very helpful to us,” Aunt May said.

Charlotte smiled. "These are just basic skills. The real key is yet to come."

He pointed to the shooting scene ahead and said, "Although Spider-Man is very strong, you can't withstand bullets with your bodies, so here's the problem."

Faced with this situation, how would you choose to intervene in this chaotic conflict?

Ben Parker scratched his head as he watched the fierce battle between the criminals and police ahead.

"Is it absolutely necessary to start teaching now?"

Aunt Mei said, "If we go too late, someone will get hurt."

Charlotte shook her head. "Wrong. The first step to becoming a hero is learning to protect yourself."

When I first became Spider-Man and wasn't yet familiar with my powers, I would never have participated in such a dangerous gunfight.

Ben Parker: "."

Aunt Mei: "."

Charlotte added, "So when you encounter this situation, the first thing you should do is wait."

"wait?"

"What are you waiting for?"

The two were puzzled.

Charlotte replied, "Waiting is actually just a sneak attack, taking advantage of someone's unpreparedness, or sitting back and watching the tigers fight, etc., all of which can be called waiting."

The two fell silent again.

So this is what Spider-Man is like.

The two continued to listen.

Charlotte pointed to the shooting scene ahead, "Look, these thugs are still firing very heavily. If you rush over now, you'll definitely get hurt."

Therefore, we need to find a concealed position to observe the situation first. Once they reload or run out of ammunition, then we can consider making our move.

Ben Parker raised his hand, "What if someone gets injured in the meantime?"

Charlotte crossed her arms. "I told you, the first step to becoming a hero is protecting yourself. If you can't even protect yourself, how can you protect others?"

Aunt Mei thought for a moment, "What if the most important person in my life is in danger? Would I still wait?"

"Your loved one is in danger?"

Charlotte stood up. "If this happens, I'll demonstrate it for you."

After he finished speaking, the little spider crawled onto the back of his hand, and magical energy surged into his body.

"Om~"

Launched by a spider silk slingshot, a dazzling meteor crashed down at the scene of the shooting.

"Boom!!"

In an instant, the group of thugs were completely overwhelmed by the rampaging magical energy.

Seeing this, Ben Parker and Aunt May looked at each other in bewilderment.

"This seems to be different from what he taught us."

"This must be a bad example."

Chapter 151 Spider-Man: My Uncle is a Dark Boss

The streets were filled with the incessant wailing of police sirens.

George glanced at the horrific crater and shook his head.

"They used this trick to deal with a few thugs; anyone who didn't know better would think they were some terrifying supervillain!"

“I think Spider-Man is traumatized,” the officer next to him guessed.

The portly officer leaned closer and asked, "You mean what happened yesterday?"

"Yes, that big bird angered Spider-Man."

"I think so too."

"These thugs are really unlucky to have run into a Spider-Man with a broken mentality."

"Using a cannon to kill a mosquito is such a waste."

"Haha, that's because you haven't seen missiles bombarding insects."

"I know this joke has been circulating online for a while."

The officers drove away.

Under the streetlights not far away, Ben Parker and Aunt May saw Charlotte return and kept silent about what happened last night.

Clearly, they also believed that Spider-Man was provoked by that strange bird.

Charlotte nodded in satisfaction when she saw that Ben Parker and Aunt May had both chosen to remain silent.

"Very good, it seems you have understood what I mean. The rest of the teaching will be left for tomorrow. Meeting adjourned."

After speaking, Charlotte launched her spider silk and flew away, quickly disappearing into the night.

However, he did not go far, but observed the two men's next move from a distance.

As expected, the two did not intend to go home, but continued to fly around the city.

In this city rife with crime, there is never a shortage of opportunities for heroes to emerge.

Especially after Kingpin's "disappearance," the city's crime rate skyrocketed, plunging the underworld into absolute chaos. Various gangs fought for territory every day, resulting in frequent bloodshed.

Two hours later, Ben Parker and Aunt May stumbled into a shootout in the underworld.

Under Charlotte's watchful eye, the two barely managed to resolve the incident, but it was only a temporary fix, and such incidents would likely occur frequently in the future.

At this, Charlotte couldn't help but have other thoughts.

My uncle is an underground boss?

It seems quite interesting.

He grinned; he had a plan.

Seeing that Ben Parker and Aunt May were about to go home, Charlotte went back to her room first.

In the pitch-black living room, baby Kingpin, clutching an empty milk bottle, fell asleep with a contented expression.

He almost lost his life for a single sip of milk.

Charlotte didn't wake the guy.

The next day, he went to see Professor Kurt.

"You want to make a brainwave sensor?" Professor Kurt looked at Charlotte with some surprise. "What do you need it for?"

Charlotte shrugged. "Kingpin has turned into a baby and is in my house now. I'm going to make him confess some things."

"Kingpin turned into a baby?"

Professor Kurt was taken aback; he seemed to recall it somewhat, but not much.

"Yes."

Charlotte said, "Kingpin has disappeared, and his underworld has fallen into chaos. Every night, gangs are fighting over territory. It's so annoying."

He didn't get a chance to restart because he failed to defeat Adrian last time.

If the chaos in the underworld can be resolved, it's estimated that a significant number of restart attempts can be obtained.

Professor Kurt understood Charlotte's plan, and he seemed to be deep in thought.

"Captain Carter said you're Spider-Man's contact and that you plan to help Spider-Man, which I have no objection to."

"I'm sorry, I can handle ordinary sensors, but your requirements are quite high. Among the people I know, only Otto can make this."

"Dr. Otto?" Charlotte asked in surprise.

Professor Kurt nodded. "Yes, in order to create a robotic arm that could assist in the artificial sun experiment, he developed a sensor system that connects to the brain's neural pathways. All you need is a single chip to meet your requirements."

“I understand, Professor Kurt. Thank you for reminding me.”

"You're welcome."

Seeing Charlotte turn to leave, Professor Kurt hesitated, but still called out to Charlotte.

"Wait, there's something I want to tell you."

"What is it?" Charlotte turned around.

Professor Kurt took a deep breath. "Actually, I already know."

"Know what?" Charlotte's heart stirred.

Professor Kurt looked directly at Charlotte. "Spider-Man, I know who Spider-Man is."