American comic: Wanda starts off strong, becoming a hundred times stronger.

"Perhaps you have a point."

Professor X closed his eyes, and when he opened them again, he had regained his composure.

"Since your plans are related to the X-Men, I'll call them in to hear what happens next."

Professor X smiled slightly.

In this illusory space of consciousness, several beams of light and shadow slowly emerged.

"Perfect, let them see just how outstanding young people are these days."

Lynn: "???"

What are you doing?

Good news, we successfully persuaded one person.

The bad news is, I'll have to convince several more people.

Grass!

Lynn felt a headache coming on.

Why is Professor X so unpredictable?

I am excellent, there is no need for others to know.

"Hey Lynn, it's nice to meet you."

A tall woman with long, wine-red hair appeared, exuding a strong aura of a mature and sophisticated woman.

The most striking feature is her pair of long legs.

He is one meter tall, especially his long legs, which are a full 1.2 meters.

"The professor said you have a way to change the current situation of mutants." Cyclops also appeared.

Following closely behind are Storm and Wolverine Logan.

Good guy.

Lynn was speechless.

This time, they brought over the entire X-Men.

It must be said that the wonderful uses of mental power are numerous.

At least this face-to-face meeting method is much faster than shaking your phone.

"Lynn, go ahead and speak. We're all listening," Professor X said with a gentle smile.

"Hey Charles, what good ideas could this little brat possibly have? Don't bother me while I'm resting."

Logan, the Wolverine, said in a loud voice, his voice full of dissatisfaction.

"Logan, be quiet for a moment." Professor X said seriously, "Let Lynn finish."

“Damn it, if I can’t say anything, Charles, you’ll have to buy me two bottles of good wine.”

Logan muttered something, but then stopped making a fuss.

Lynn rubbed her temples.

I don't have time to deal with Wolverine.

Organize the words in your mind.

Convincing a group of people is much harder than convincing one person.

Everyone has different ideas.

This makes it difficult to reach a consensus.

Only one person can discover the flaw in Lynn's method.

This plan to use the X-Men to attack the nascent Avengers can now be declared a failure.

Moreover, the consequences of deceiving Professor X were extremely serious.

I'm not sure I'll die, but it will be difficult to cross paths with you again in the future.

This is equivalent to standing on the opposite side of the entire mutant race.

"Okay, let's continue with the previous topic." After being stared at by everyone for two minutes, Lynn finally spoke slowly.

"First, we need to make the X-Men into superheroes that everyone loves!"

“Hey, we’ve done this before, but it wasn’t very effective,” Qin couldn’t help but remind her.

Lynn glanced over.

He maintained a strong interest in this woman who possessed the power of the phoenix.

"If you're doing a good deed, you should let people know. It would be best to find two newspapers and publicize it extensively."

Lynn corrected.

The X-Men were speechless.

They have done the deed of saving the world quite a few times.

However, they all left quietly after accomplishing their tasks, concealing their achievements and leaving the government to handle the follow-up.

There was no intention to publicize it extensively.

To be honest, doing that would be a bit beneath me.

That's so embarrassing.

"Secondly, we should take a low-end approach, cracking down on criminals and rescuing wayward girls from time to time."

"Remember, you must make sure that the reporter 'accidentally' takes the picture and 'accidentally' uploads it to the internet."

Lin spoke eloquently.

The framework of the plan in my mind gradually became more complete.

"We're the X-Men, how could we possibly do something like this?!" Storm frowned.

Scott also shook his head: "If that's considered doing good deeds, it's too utilitarian, I can't do it."

"Judging actions by deeds, not intentions, for no one is perfect when it comes to intentions."

Lynn's eyes narrowed slightly.

Mutants are nearing their end.

The situation is no different from standing on the edge of a cliff.

Why are you pretending to be so arrogant here?

If there's a way, then do it.

When facing death, can saving face be more important than life itself?

If it weren't for my own plans...

Lynn swore he would break free of the illusion and not say a word to these guys.

Lynn frowned.

He discovered something.

Conversations with a gentle, wise man like Professor X should primarily focus on rationality.

But with the X-Men, if you're gentle, they'll take advantage of you.

We need to subdue them first before we can continue.

Otherwise, the more questions they ask, the more likely we are to say something wrong and all our efforts will be in vain.

"Phew!" Lynn let out a soft breath.

"You need to know something!"

Lynn raised his voice and spoke sternly.

"Saving the world and alien invasions have little to do with ordinary people."

Sure enough, the X-Men in sight were startled.

His expression shifted casually, a flash of anger crossing his face.

But he stopped interrupting.

Since this is a virtual reality, I'm not worried about the X-Men getting involved.

"In this world, saving the world isn't the only thing that counts as a good deed!"

"They might even curse you if you damage their property during the mission."

"They are more concerned about things around them, such as discounts at the nearby supermarket or whose husband is having an affair."

"First, obtain basic support from the bottom up, and then strike hard to save the world when a major crisis occurs."

"When everyone remembers your good deeds, your reputation will be restored."

"Remember, the power of the masses is immense. We must always adhere to the principle of coming from the masses and going back to the masses."