Marvel: Starting with the forced creation of villainous characters

Therefore, Mark desperately wanted to find a new piece, a black glove that could help him.

If he can establish himself in Hell's Kitchen, he can use that list of politicians to extend his reach throughout New York and even support his own political puppets.

Mark's first thought was Kingpin, but he quickly dismissed it.

The reason is simple: gold is not something he can control, at least not something he can control right now.

It seems like the only place to find villains is in Marvel comics, since there probably haven't been any villains in the Spider-Man series yet.

Typhoid Mary.

A name suddenly popped into Mark's mind.

If mutants exist in this world, then Typhoid Mary must exist. There's an absurd rule among mutants: anyone with a bit of schizophrenia seems to have a strong mutant ability.

Take a large group for example.

But this can only be considered as a backup option, because Mark is not sure if this person even exists in the world, let alone his age.

If Erica is already an adult, then her villainous aura won't apply to her, since Typhoid Mary isn't an ambitious villain.

"Where's Erica?"

Mark thought of Hell's Kitchen's more famous villain, a woman who also oscillated between good and evil, but if Erica were an adult, it wouldn't matter either.

If Marvel includes comics, TV series, and movies, there are too many versions. Mark doesn't even know what kind of situation Erica is in this world.

However, judging from Jessica Jones' age, Erica is probably still quite young, and there's even a possibility that she's not yet an adult.

However, Erica is very likely still with the Hand at this time, and it would be unwise for Jessica Jones to take on the Hand alone.

"Hell's Kitchen is full of talented people, so why can't I find someone who meets my requirements?" Mark was a little emo.

He still suffered from not understanding Marvel enough. In a place like Hell's Kitchen, where there are superheroes every two steps and villains every one step, he couldn't find the "talent" he needed. This can't be said to be because Hell's Kitchen's talent pool is poor, but rather because he didn't understand the place well enough.

and so……

Why not ask the "all-powerful" Sharon Carter?

S.H.I.E.L.D.'s main responsibility is to supervise those with superpowers. With Sharon Carter's connections within S.H.I.E.L.D., she should be able to play the role of a "talent intermediary," right?

But Sharon Carter probably wouldn't help him find the villains in Hell's Kitchen. After all, in Sharon Carter's opinion, some famous sayings from the great Eastern country are quite useful, such as "one who stays near vermilion gets stained red, and one who stays near ink gets stained black."

So you still have to rely on yourself. After all, you can't let your villainous career fail at the very first step, right?

Mark then became conflicted again.

After emerging from the training area in the basement, Jessica Jones habitually stood next to Mark.

Looking at the child in the corner, Mark casually tossed him two five-dollar coins.

Upon witnessing this, Jessica Jones sighed, "You're ruining him."

Mark turned to look at Jessica Jones with a puzzled expression.

Jessica Jones explained, "If you give him too much revenue today, his boss might ask him to ask for even more tomorrow."

Jessica Jones is 16 years old. Although she comes from a middle-class family that is not wealthy, she is still a native American. Moreover, having lived in a place like Queens, she knows all too well the darkness of the underclass in this area.

Mark, however, didn't see it that way. He replied nonchalantly, "I can't exactly ask for the money back, can I? If that's his fate, then it's God's fault."

If this child dies because of this ten dollars in the future, he will not feel the slightest bit of guilt.

Mark was actually a little annoyed that his good intentions might backfire after he finally managed to do something kind.

Needless to say, before he transmigrated, his living place was nothing short of paradise compared to Hell's Kitchen; the same was true after he transmigrated, at least before his parents died, he lived in an elite American family.

In America, having money is also a paradise.

Regarding the darkness here, apart from Loli Island, he had not actually witnessed any other dark worlds.

On his way back to his rented apartment, Mark subtly observed his surroundings when Jessica Jones, who was walking beside him, suddenly spoke up.

"I have some bad news for you: we're being followed."

Upon hearing this, Mark's expression changed. His first thought was of the jackals who came for the bounty.

Jessica Jones reassured her, "You're not after our bounty; your disguise is very useful."

Mark asked, puzzled, "Why is that?"

Jessica Jones explained, "If nothing unexpected happens, the group behind us should be the renovation crew who did our basement renovation before. We've seen that bald black guy before."

"I'll take care of it," Jessica Jones volunteered.

Mark nodded, and then the two deliberately headed towards a secluded spot.

After stopping in front of a dead end, Jessica Jones confidently said, "You wait here for me. I'm afraid they have guns."

After Jessica Jones finished speaking, she turned and rushed towards the corner.

What followed was a thud and screams.

"You can come out now," Jessica Jones's reassuring voice rang out.

Mark then emerged from the alley, where a large group of people lay on the ground. They didn't look like workers; they seemed more like a group of drug addicts.

Mark also saw the bald man at Jessica Jones' feet.

After getting a clear look at the other person's face, Mark couldn't help but exclaim, "It really is him!"

"Isn't this guy a foreman? How come he's also a human trafficker?" Mark asked, puzzled.

"In Hell's Kitchen, these low-level foremen are usually involved in organized crime. They live off the workers under their command, and those workers are also low-level thugs."

mark:"???"

"There's nothing strange about that. We contracted the basement renovation project to a renovation company, and then through layers of outsourcing, it ended up in the bottom layer of this group of renovation teams."

"This guy probably realized we're young and rich, so he started having some inappropriate ideas," Jessica Jones continued to explain.

This kind of thing happens all too often in Hell's Kitchen.

A creature without strength is itself a target for hunting, let alone a fat but powerless prey.

Jessica Jones continued to comfort her, saying, "These scumbags will do anything for money, you don't need to pity them."

This is due to the American system and mechanisms, so Jessica Jones thinks it's all normal.

"These people are beyond saving. Should we deal with them?" Jessica Jones continued to ask.

Upon hearing this, Mark looked at Jessica Jones with some surprise, as if he had just met her.

In his mind, Jessica Jones was just a high school student who had never seen blood. This was too ruthless!