Marvel: Starting with the forced creation of villainous characters

Marvel Universe.

Tran Star, Little Sheng James Island.

A husband stole oil for the country, and his wife was shot in the head while walking in the street.

Orphans are sent to Lolita Island, and armed cowards shout for freedom.

Mark never imagined that this limerick would become a true reflection of himself, but he was neither the husband nor the wife in the limerick, nor the coward, but the orphan.

If he hadn't hit his head and awakened memories of his past life, he might never have realized that his life was so abstract.

In this world, his father was a U.S. Army major who went missing two years ago in the Middle East. Because his body was never found, he left no compensation.

His mother, a lawyer passionate about public welfare and aid, saw police brutality on the street and, overwhelmed by a sense of justice, went to intervene, only to be shot in the head.

After becoming the last survivor of his family, he was sent to an orphanage because he was underage, and then "sold" by the orphanage staff to the famous "philanthropist" Eboshidan.

He, along with another group of "lucky ones," was sent to Little James Island, also known as the legendary Lolita Island.

Mark thought he had been reborn in America in 2007, but he recalled a familiar name from his memory: the world's richest man—Tony Stark.

Reborn into America, specifically the Marvel universe, this is practically the worst possible start to a life-or-death situation.

The most outrageous thing is that he's still on Lolita Island, which is practically a triple hell.

To preserve his virginity and avoid being deflowered, Mark decided to make a last-ditch effort.

If it doesn't work, then we'll have to find a way to restart. It's not that he has a bad attitude, but that he doesn't want to bear an undue burden at such a young age.

Thinking of this, Mark looked down at his small hands, his eyes filled with despair and helplessness.

He is exactly 11 years old this year and seems to lack the strength to resist those adults, so he can only find helpers.

Mark turned his head to look at the several iron cages next to him.

Inside the small iron cage, a little girl wearing a purple wig is comforting two other blonde little girls who are pretending to be terrified.

"Hey, hello, my name is Mark." Mark greeted the little girl wearing a purple wig.

Upon hearing Mark's voice, the little girl wearing a purple wig confidently declared, "My name is Mindy, and I'm a superhero. I'll get you out of here."

Mindy then introduced two other little girls who were in the same cage as her; the other two little girls were named Emma and Esther.

Besides them, there was a little girl named Water Sprite, who was watching all of this with a calm expression.

Mark, who felt that the little girl named Mindy was somewhat familiar, made a point of inquiring about his fellow inmates.

Ten minutes later.

Mark felt a sense of absurdity and speechlessness. What did he do to deserve being locked up with these people?

Mindy, known as the strongest loli on Earth, has a codename: Hit-Girl. The number of people she has killed in her life is probably more than the number of fish he, the reincarnated individual, has killed in two lifetimes.

The little girl named Emma is also a heavyweight, from the movie Bad Seed, and is indeed a born demon.

Esther, a legal loli, looks like a little girl, but she's almost 30.

Finally, we come to the truly heavyweight figures.

Water Sprite, an Eternal Race, is a genuine alien with the ability to create extremely realistic illusions, but its appearance is forever stuck at 12 years old. It is a living fossil-level "Tianshan Child Elder", whose age is guaranteed to be over 5000 years old.

Mark thought he was definitely going to lose his chrysanthemum today, and might even end up on the dinner table.

But right now, he just wanted to ask how many divisions Epostdan had.

In order to avoid ending up on the dinner table, Mark decided to curry favor with someone powerful after realizing he didn't have any special abilities for the time being.

First of all, Emma and Esther are two bad seeds, and these two demons are not only unpredictable, but also have antisocial personalities. If you team up with these kinds of people, you won't even know how you died.

All that's left are Mindy and the Water Sprite.

The water spirit can be disregarded for now; an "old monster" who has lived for thousands of years is not someone he can fool.

So in the end, there's only one choice left.

Mark looked at Hit-Girl, who was comforting Emma and the others.

"Um... do you have a way to open this cage?" Mark asked in a low voice, feigning nervousness.

Mindy, who was comforting the little girl, turned her attention to Mark after hearing his question.

"Opening the cage won't help; we have to fight our way out," Mindy said menacingly.

Upon hearing this, Mark immediately gave a thumbs up, saying, "As expected of Hit-Girl, but the problem is, I can't do that."

Mark didn't think that Hit-Girl, who had no superpowers, could escape Lolita Island with three kids, unless the water sprite next to her was willing to help.

Upon hearing this, the water sprite beside her also looked at Mindy with great interest, as if she had seen a novel toy.

Emma, ​​who had been pretending to sob, stopped and looked at Mindy with some curiosity.

Mindy's confidence completely stumped Emma and Esther.

Although Emma is young, she is incredibly intelligent. While her behavior just now was somewhat deceptive, one thing is true: she couldn't find a way to escape or fight back in her current predicament.

Even Esther, an adult, looked at Mindy speechlessly.

The water sprite remained silent, like a bystander, still acting as if it were none of her business.

Mark was also somewhat skeptical, but given the circumstances, he had no choice but to believe Mindy.

Mark looked at Mindy earnestly: "I trust you. Is there anything I can do for you?"

Children always crave recognition from others, even someone as ruthless as Mindy. Mark's trust made Mindy very happy.

Mindy looked thoughtfully at Mark, the only boy in the room. After hesitating for a moment, Mindy decided to trust Mark, since she needed teammates now.

"I just checked, there are no security cameras in this room. I'll unlock the door and hide behind it to make my move, while you'll distract anyone who comes in," Mindy said, then looked at Mark.

Mark quickly assured him, "I'm fine."

"Then I'll open the cage first." After saying that, Mindy took a wire from her wig and began to operate it.

Mark was actually quite curious about what else was in her wig besides the wire.

After a series of actions, Mindy unlocked the iron cage, and then she used the same method to unlock the other iron cages.

"You all stay in the cages and don't come out. Your job is to attract their attention," Mindy instructed the group.

At the same time, sounds came from outside the door, growing louder as they approached.

"How's it going? How's the recent shipment?" A casual voice came from outside the door.

A gruff voice chuckled maliciously, "Boss, this batch of goods is excellent, and there's even a very cute little boy with it."

"Really? Then open the door quickly, I'll go see." The slow, indifferent voice said impatiently.

"OK."

The sound of a lock being opened rang out. Mark glanced nervously at Mindy, who was perched on the ceiling like a spider, then looked away and stared intently at the door that was about to open.