Marvel: Starting with the forced creation of villainous characters

After seeing the old dog off, Sharon Carter stood by the roadside, somewhat lost in thought, her mind drifting back to a few days earlier.

Her aunt, who was the founder of S.H.I.E.L.D., was actually advising her to give up S.H.I.E.L.D., which she just couldn't understand.

In Sharon Carter's mind, even though S.H.I.E.L.D. had been heavily infiltrated by Hydra, it still had a reason to exist because S.H.I.E.L.D. had secretly dealt with many cases of superhumans harming ordinary people.

Without S.H.I.E.L.D.'s protection, the world would be even more chaotic now. Sharon Carter dared not imagine what the world would be like without S.H.I.E.L.D.

Although the world didn't seem to have become more chaotic before she transmigrated, she could sense that undercurrents were surging beneath the calm, like the calm before a storm.

The future Mark offended the old aristocracy and even prepared to take action against the new capital, but Mark himself did not possess any power, or rather, others did not discover that Mark possessed any extraordinary power.

As an agent and a disruptor who walks the line of the rules, Sharon Carter believes in one principle: power is merely a byproduct of strength.

Without superhuman power, Mark ultimately has to rely on the strength of the masses, but in doing so, he keeps creating more and more enemies.

This is why she wanted to protect S.H.I.E.L.D. after she went back in time.

Because only S.H.I.E.L.D. can help Mark stabilize those supernatural forces.

"Phew~"

After letting out a heavy sigh, Sharon Carter decided to go back and report.

Meanwhile, Mark was helping his friends change their clothes.

With the title of "Mastermind Behind the Scenes," he is an absolute master of disguise. Give Mindy a new hairstyle and put a pair of children's glasses on Emma, ​​and the disguise is basically complete.

Sharon Carter brought back news that the old dog had been thrown into jail.

But new problems arose.

The clever Emma deliberately said to Sharon Carter, "Mark, what should we do with the rest of our gold? Will we go hungry?"

Mark also pretended to be very annoyed, and then pretended to be looking for a solution.

Sharon Carter, instantly falling into the trap, realized her chance had come again.

Sharon Carter confidently replied, "Leave this to me. I can handle it for you, and there will be absolutely no follow-up trouble."

Mark quickly climbed up the pole and said, "Then I'll have to trouble you."

As Mark spoke, he went into the room, took out a small satchel, and stuffed the gold inside into Sharon Carter's hands.

"All my savings are here, please take care of them," Mark said solemnly.

Feeling the heavy weight in her hands, Sharon Carter was also moved. She realized that Mark was really great at this moment.

"This child actually trusts me so much, and is even willing to give me all his savings," Sharon Carter thought to herself, deeply moved.

Moved by the gesture, Sharon Carter felt she absolutely could not betray Mark's trust; she not only had to do it, but she had to do it well.

Sharon Carter was in a good mood and even walked with a lighter step.

Watching the other person's light and quick departure, the water sprite beside her shook her head helplessly.

"This kid graduated from a secret service academy?" The water sprite thought to herself as she looked at Mark and then thought to herself, "Does Mark have some kind of superpower that makes him stupid?"

In fact, Mark also wondered if he had the superpower to make other people's thinking dull.

Sharon Carter is a professional agent, so why does she act like she has no brains here?

This was very strange. After ruling out all the impossibilities, Mark opened the system panel.

The progress bar increased by another 1%, but no new abilities were unlocked. He then turned his attention to the [Causality].

Could Sharon Carter be the "Causal Being" the system mentioned? Are the so-called "Causal Beings" just subordinates rewarded by the system? Otherwise, why would Sharon Carter be relegated to this state?

This broken system doesn't even have an instruction manual, so Mark can only suspect the connection between the two.

For the next few days, Mark's life was quite peaceful. He rented a basement and converted it into a training ground, where he stayed to train with Jessica Jones.

Due to a family emergency, Jessica Jones chose to temporarily suspend her studies and then devoted herself to training. It is worth mentioning that Jessica Jones attends Midtown High School and will be graduating soon.

Jessica Jones' progress is evident; she is now at least in complete control of her powers and has also calculated her limits.

Jessica Jones's normal strength is around five tons, while Mark remembers that her normal strength in the TV series was only about three tons.

In terms of defense, Jessica Jones can only defend against small-caliber bullets; Mark asked Sharon Carter to test her.

The final conclusion was that small-caliber bullets like those from pistols and rifles could not penetrate her defenses, but specially designed armor-piercing bullets could pierce her skin.

However, the damage caused by the armor-piercing bullet to Jessica Jones was limited. Unless the bullet accurately hit Jessica's eye, it would not be fatal and would instead get stuck in her muscles or bones.

Last and most importantly.

Jessica Jones’s most controversial ability is flying.

In the comics, Jessica Jones can fly, and even carry people, but her flying skills are very poor, and her emotions can affect the stability of her flight.

In the show, Jessica Jones's flying ability is more like her superhuman jumping ability.

To determine which version of Jessica Jones inherited her superpowers, Mark also conducted tests in this regard.

The final conclusion was that Jessica Jones could indeed fly, but only at low altitudes, and her flight control was not very good.

This means that Jessica Jones's abilities may be more similar to those in the comic book version.

When Mark heard the news, he wasn't particularly happy because he would have preferred a cinematic universe, since the comic book universe was a complete mess, with those editors cramming anything into it.

But compared to the calm on his side, Hell's Kitchen was in a real mess.

Under pressure from Gislan, Hell's Kitchen became exceptionally lively, especially the Hand, which was almost constantly harassed by the Cop with their armed forces, while also dragging down a large number of their unfortunate counterparts.

Hell's Kitchen became extremely turbulent, to the point that even Kingpin, the kingpin of the New York underworld, temporarily relinquished his management of it.

Mark keenly sensed that this might be an opportunity, a chance to bring Hell's Kitchen into order.

But I definitely can't tell Mindy and the others about this.

Sharon Carter goes without saying, and Mark also saw through the other party's intentions.

The only bottom line for this woman is that he doesn't go astray. As long as he can maintain this persona, she is his best helper, without exception.

In some ways, Sharon Carter's help to him was more important than Jessica Jones's.

Under her father's tutelage, Mindy is basically a little girl version of the Punisher. She doesn't care about ruling Hell's Kitchen; anyone even remotely connected to the mob is considered utterly wicked in her eyes.

In short, this little girl is a bit extreme.