In an American comic book world, you start with a horse charm.

General Ross, who was observing from the side, saw that the serum injection was successful and immediately began to applaud and celebrate for Miller.

Miller looked at the clone hidden to the side and General Ross clapping beside him, and began to think: now that the goal has been achieved and the super soldier serum has been successfully injected, should he just kill this old AC Deng?

After hesitating for a moment, Miller gave up on the plan. After all, he still wanted to keep his identity as a miracle doctor, and besides, he wanted to try something a little unconventional.

Will soldiers who successfully inject the serum and become superheroes be classified as villains or heroes by the system? Will their reputation points increase?

If he could increase his reputation, Miller thought it might be acceptable to be a tool for the military. After all, the difference between a thousand reputation points and one reputation point was quite significant. He had destroyed the entire White Palace, but before the news spread, he had gained less than ten thousand reputation points.

With that thought, Miller wondered if he should also set up his own newspaper so that everyone could receive news about the Secret Agent's operations as soon as possible.

No, it seems like it's 08 now. Smartphones should already be common, and there are even tablets. Why would we need a newspaper?

Now that I have money and resources, why not create something like Twitter or Facebook? Or even directly promote the development of smartphones? With a skill expert like Tony around, it doesn't seem impossible!

With these things, are money and fame still a problem?

As for being targeted? The Secret Agent is no pushover!

While gaining fame through causing destruction and creating panic, as is the current method, may be very rewarding and fun, it also means that if danger arises, multiple people will be deployed first…

When you think about it this way, it doesn't seem so bad...

Miller, lost in his divergent thinking, completely forgot that he was currently at a U.S. military testing base.

Seeing Miller standing there dumbfounded for a while, not uttering a word no matter how he was asked, General Ross, who had been excited, stopped clapping and looked at the army doctor beside him with a serious expression: "What's going on?"

The military doctor speculated, "It's very likely that Mr. Miller's treatment methods can only treat physical injuries, but cannot heal the damage to the brain..."

General Ross's face immediately turned ugly.

I finally saw hope, but you tell me this thing is only half effective, can easily cause brain damage, and more importantly, the attending physician himself is brain-damaged.

Miller, regaining his senses, looked at General Ross and the medic with strange expressions and asked curiously, "What's wrong? Why are you looking at me so strangely?"

After seeing Miller return to normal, both of them breathed a sigh of relief. The medic then told Miller his theory and believed that Miller was able to recover because he had superpowers and a strong will.

Miller: "...You're right, I do have a strong will."

Once General Ross saw that Miller had recovered, he immediately began asking if he needed to rest, what he wanted to eat, and if he needed anything, showering him with concern and care.

The ultimate goal was to find out when Miller could start helping the military mass-produce super soldiers. As for the possibility of becoming brain-dead if he failed, General Ross didn't care.

After all, compared to the powerful effects after a successful injection, these minor side effects are nothing.

Miller wanted to try it right away, but it was already four in the morning, so he decided to get some sleep first.

……

While Miller was asleep, a huge uproar had already taken place on the American internet.

All sorts of secretly filmed videos are spreading like wildfire on the internet.

Wearing a mask and dressed in a black suit, the secret agent controls various objects to attack the white palace.

All that remains is a white palace with a large crater.

The destroyed armor fell to the ground, causing significant damage.

……

Every scene is a visual shock to people.

The White House—a magnificent building symbolizing the highest power in the United States—was reduced to ruins by the supervillain "The Secret."

Thus, the name "The Mysterious One," a mysterious and terrifying name, quickly spread throughout the United States and even the world, becoming a hot topic of discussion worldwide.

Meanwhile, news of the president's death in the terrorist attack spread rapidly throughout the United States and the world, like a bombshell. Despite the U.S. government's best efforts to suppress the news and try to stabilize public sentiment, in this age of information overload, the truth eventually came out.

The truth, like a raging flood, broke through all obstacles and swept across the entire United States.

The fact that the highest organ of state power and its most powerful holder could be so easily destroyed and killed by a single person has sent an unparalleled shock through the public. Like a sudden earthquake, it has shaken the deep-seated faith and sense of security within the American people.

First it was Stark Expo in New York, then it was the White House in Washington, D.C.

The American people are beginning to wonder if they can still feel safe in the presence of secret agents, and what the future holds for the United States.

Therefore, in just one morning, countless fans of the Secrets appeared across the United States.

They were drawn to the fanaticism and power of the cultist, as if they had seen a completely new idol. These worshippers quickly gathered, forming fan clubs one after another.

They exchange their adoration for the esoteric practitioners online, sharing various rumors and speculations about them. Some extreme fans have even begun to imitate the esoteric practitioners' behavior, attempting to find their own "glory" in reality.

The emergence of these fan clubs has further destabilized society. Conflicts and tensions between people are escalating, and social order is facing unprecedented challenges. Police and government departments have had to intensify their efforts to monitor and suppress these fan clubs to prevent them from further disrupting public order.

However, none of this seemed to dampen the enthusiasm of the Mystic worshippers. Like moths drawn by dark forces, they continued to plunge into this frenzied wave.

All of this happened just one night after the clone destroyed the White Palace.

When Miller woke up and saw nearly a million reputation points in the system, he was completely bewildered.

I turned on the TV to watch the news.

Exclusive report by The Washington Post

Early yesterday morning, the White House in the United States was attacked by the supervillain "The Secret Agent," and the president was tragically killed in the attack.

Despite the government's emergency implementation of information control measures, the related videos continue to spread exponentially on social media, with total views exceeding 5 million as of this afternoon.

Even more worrying is that within just 24 hours, more than 200 “Secretist fan clubs” have sprung up across the United States, and some organizations have begun to openly recruit members, posing a serious challenge to social security.

An investigation by reporters revealed that multiple recruitment posts for fan clubs of the Secrets have appeared on an anonymous forum. One organization, called "Light of the New Order," claims to have over 3 members. This organization openly discusses "how to replicate the White House attack" and claims that "the Secrets are their spiritual leaders, and they dedicate everything to the Secrets."

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Miller turned off the TV, sat on the edge of the bed and fell into deep thought. Are Americans really this crazy?