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

As Miller drove his luxury sports car home, he looked at his ever-increasing reputation points in the system and smiled, thinking, "This interview wasn't a waste of time. It's just a pity that each person only provides reputation points once so far. If only I could do it multiple times. The secret agent creates chaos, and the divine doctor is responsible for healing after the chaos. I'll frantically farm reputation points."

As for now, Miller is just waiting for these reporters to report on it and then sitting back and waiting for his reputation to rise.

It's worth mentioning that Miller's current strength is basically among the top two on Earth at this time.

Moreover, with the power of the Rabbit Talisman, the bald woman he had been worried about was no longer able to do anything to him.

Therefore, he is not in a hurry to upgrade those talismans that are still at LV5 to LV6. Instead, he wants to save up a million and make a big splash.

Miller was still debating whether to give the power of the Horse Talisman and Dog Talisman for survival, the power of the Rat Talisman with the highest potential, or the power of the Chicken Talisman, which was the most useful.

Now, Miller's task is to find Wenwu and obtain the Ten Rings artifact. Since he can't find out the location of the Ten Rings from Shangqi, Miller has no choice but to use a clumsy method.

Using the power of the Chicken Talisman, one can find it by running all over the world. In Miller's memory, the female speedster in the Eternals movie found the location of the new god by running all over the world.

Hmm, I feel like I've forgotten something. Oh, it's here. Miller remembers that in "Eternals," the requirement for the birth of this new god was that a certain number of humans be reached, and the Earth would be destroyed as soon as he was born. The snap of the fingers by the family planning commission's purple-headed guy delayed the birth of the god, but Tony Stark's snap brought back the dead humans, which in turn harmed the Earth.

If it weren't for some of these immortals having a change of heart and preventing the birth of the gods, all of humanity on Earth would have perished.

To be honest, Miller found this plot design rather ridiculous in his past life.

A person prepared food to provide for his offspring, but found that mice were stealing the food. So he sent cats to catch the mice and protect the food. Because the protection took too long, some of the cats began to develop feelings for the food. So, in order to protect the food, they killed the newborn baby.

The character development is also a mess.

The strongest cat abandoned the treacherous cat leader to the mouse to protect the baby's birth, thus strengthening the mouse's power. However, it ultimately abandoned the baby because of the mother cat it loved, and even bit the baby. But it committed suicide because it couldn't live with itself.

You should have just focused on completing the task, but your ex-girlfriend softened when she saw you. Seeing she wasn't strong enough, she even helped her out.

The cat leader and the fat cat who was indirectly killed by him must be speechless.

The core is also a mess, indirectly negating Tony's sacrifice in Avengers: Endgame.

The only highlight was the fighting. As for why Miller remembered it so clearly, it was because there were just too many flaws. Unlike Shang-Chi, which had good fighting, good special effects, good visuals, and a barely passable plot, the only and biggest problem was the prototype of the villain Wenwu.

No, there's another obvious problem: the female lead is just too ugly. The male lead is actually alright; he has an average appearance, a good physique, and is quite good at fighting.

The Eternals are all incredibly powerful. Icarus, the Little Superman, needs no introduction; he's a well-rounded warrior, excelling in attack, speed, reflexes, defense, ranged attacks, and combat intelligence—all at the highest level. His strength far surpasses that of all other Eternals except Gilgamesh. Judging from his final act of rushing to the core of the sun and committing suicide, he's undoubtedly a level seven (quasi-father level) powerhouse.

Gilgamesh (God. Ma Dong-seok) is even stronger than Icarus in terms of power. He can kill a mutant with one punch and feels no weaker than Thanos without the gauntlet. He is also a level 7 (sub-Celestial) powerhouse.

Although the female warrior Tina often suffers from mental instability due to the Eternal Curse, her ability to defeat the mutant leader demonstrates that both her attack power and combat intelligence are at their peak. However, she was clearly overwhelmed by Icarus and God Ma Dong-seok, and while she doesn't qualify as a level 7 powerhouse, she is essentially at the pinnacle of level 6 powerhouses (planetary-level powerhouses).

Marco's power lies in his superhuman speed. Judging from the movies, his speed far surpasses that of Marvel's Quicksilver and the X-Men's Quicksilver, and even exceeds Miller's Rabbit Charm power. However, his attack methods are limited. Nevertheless, with the physical attributes of an eternity, unlimited energy, and a suit of armor, he is undoubtedly a Level 6 (planetary-level) powerhouse.

The Druid's ability is mind manipulation, allowing him to control everyone on the battlefield—and that's probably not even the limit. He possesses armor and physical attributes capable of withstanding Icarus's full-force burst damage, along with the infinite energy common to Eternals. He's essentially an enhanced Professor X, a solid Level 6 (planetary-level) gatekeeper. He can't defeat anyone at Level 6, and those below Level 6 are directly controlled by his mind.

The leader Ajak's abilities are basically those of the Horse Talisman: clearing away all damage caused by external forces and restoring the armor. He is the top healer in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Cersei's power is matter manipulation; basically, physical attacks are ineffective against her. However, due to the need for hand-to-hand contact and her personality, she rarely suffers significant damage. Theoretically, she could mass-produce vibranium and adamantium, and even transform human bodies. It's simply a waste.

Scientist Fastos, Black, fat, gay, confesses to the atomic bomb explosion. A product of extreme political correctness, but he's incredibly skilled at making things.

Shooter Jingle's ability is to fire energy bullets; the longer he charges, the higher the damage. However, his weakness is too obvious, and he is basically only at level 5 strength.

The water sprite's abilities are basically illusion and invisibility, similar to Miller's snake charm power. These skills would be a nightmare for any competent assassin, but she uses them to play television for children and escape. Even her successful ambush on Cersei was only because Cersei never expected the water sprite, with whom she had lived for thousands of years, to attack her. Furthermore, after a matter conversion, she was instantly unharmed, only to be knocked unconscious by a brick. She probably couldn't even defeat Natasha, but with her armor, Natasha couldn't break her defenses either. Plus, she can achieve group invisibility and escape at any time, barely qualifying as a level 4 (superhuman) fighter.

In this way, the members of the Eternal Clan each have unique abilities, forming a complementary system.

However, because the plot was so absurd, very few people have actually seen this Marvel movie.

However, this did not stop Miller from setting his sights on that fat black man. After all, once the Tiger Talisman level reached LV6, the Mystic could appear for a long time and naturally needed his own base. Was there any architect on Earth more outstanding than this fat black man?

As for the address? Miller had his eye on S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Helicarrier and the floating fortress that appeared in the Black Widow movie.