A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 106 What the heck? Captain America has turned into Thor?

Even so, even if he didn't encounter the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit at his peak.

But the diary also mentions that the purple sweet potato spirit she encountered also possessed multiple gems, wasn't it? And wasn't it also a top-tier figure in the universe?

According to the "certification" in the diary, the purple sweet potato spirit with multiple gems dared to challenge Odin and the Ancient One!

In other words.

That level of purple sweet potato spirit can be considered a monster on the level of Odin and the Ancient One.

Even though he was "just a mortal," he still managed to make the purple sweet potato spirit bleed in that state.

That's already quite remarkable!

After all, Tony Stark isn't a god like Thor, nor has he gone through a dark transformation like Scarlet Witch, right?

Tony was just an ordinary, native-born Earthling, a mortal, nothing more!

But what exactly does gua sha mean?

When Tony Stark's gaze fell on that word, his brow furrowed slightly.

Even someone as learned and knowledgeable as him was unfamiliar with such an extremely obscure term.

However, the Playboy had a certain feeling.

Judging from the tone of the context, it seems that this is not a very good vocabulary.

"Jarvis, look up what 'gua sha' is."

Tony Stark casually asked his thoughtful smart assistant a question.

"Gua sha is a physiotherapy technique from traditional Chinese medicine. It involves using special tools and techniques to apply a medium to the skin and repeatedly rubbing and scraping it."

Swish!

While explaining things to Tony Stark, Jarvis thoughtfully projected a relevant video in front of Playboy.

Tony Stark: "..."

Gua sha?

Is this what gua sha is?

Doesn't this mean that all that effort you put into attacking the purple sweet potato spirit was just scratching its skin?

It's like tickling the other person?

Tony Stark's face darkened instantly, as if he had been slapped hard across the face.

Don't insult people like that!

Sure enough, Zhou Cheng must have a prejudice against me, right?

Otherwise, why would he constantly mock himself?

[Isn't the sixth one the epic battle between Doctor Strange and the Purple Potato?]

Although Doctor Strange couldn't inflict even the slightest damage on the Purple Potato like Iron Man could, not even a scratch.

To be fair, the fight between the two was quite exciting; at least the visual effects were top-notch.

[This is arguably one of the coolest and most dazzling battles ever.]

[Especially considering that Doctor Strange didn't even use the Time Stone, yet he managed to hold his own against the multi-gem Purple Potato for so long, that's actually quite remarkable.]

"Doctor Strange again!"

Tony Stark's eyes lit up slightly, and a smug smile crept onto his lips.

The one ranked sixth was none other than Doctor Strange, whom Zhou Cheng had ranked first.

It has to be said that this was something Playboy hadn't expected, and it's also what makes him feel proud.

"So this, in fact, is Doctor Strange's true power?"

Tony Stark made this judgment quite naturally.

Although Zhou Cheng ranked Doctor Strange's battle against Dormammu first, he also made it clear that the battle was a clever maneuver and did not represent Doctor Strange's true strength.

And what about this battle?

Zhou Cheng described it as "extremely exciting" and "visually stunning," indicating that the battle between the two sides must have been very intense.

It should be a real, hard-fought battle, not some kind of trickery.

As it turned out, he was indeed not as good as Tony, and didn't leave the purple sweet potato spirit with even the slightest wound.

Even so, it's already quite remarkable that Doctor Strange was able to engage in a fierce battle with the multi-infinity stone form of the purple potato.

Tony Stark expressed his high approval of this.

"The Time Stone!"

Nick Fury, sitting in front of another diary, immediately paid close attention to one particular word.

The name is exactly the same as the "Power Gem" mentioned earlier.

So the Time Stone is also a type of Infinity Stone?

Although the diary doesn't provide much information about this Time Stone.

However, since it is the Time Stone, there is no doubt that this stone must possess the power to control time!

And what about Doctor Strange?

It just so happens to have the ability to travel through time!

Connecting all these clues, Nick Fury naturally made a deduction:

Doctor Strange's ability to travel through time is probably mostly due to the Time Stone!

Holy crap, are these the Infinity Stones?

It possesses such incredible power!

Through this latest diary entry revealing another Infinity Stone, Nick Fury gains a clearer understanding of the Infinity Stones.

However, there is one point.

Since Doctor Strange already possesses the Time Stone, why didn't he use it in his battle against the Purple Potato?

This person clearly used the Time Stone when fighting Dormammu, right?

So, what exactly happened during that battle on Titan?

What about the others on Titan? Spider-Man? Star-Lord and the Guardians of the Galaxy?

Okay, the others didn't really have any standout performances, especially Star-Lord who ruined everything. Thumbs down!

So, all things considered, I think the seventh one should be the battle between Captain America and the purple potato demon.

That battle was definitely Captain America's most glorious moment. He, who was originally no match for the Purple Potato Demon, transformed into Thor and unleashed a barrage of attacks that completely overwhelmed the Purple Potato Demon!

That cow is something Captain America could brag about for a lifetime.

Spider-Man?

Tony Stark immediately remembered.

Isn't this the "little kid" mentioned in the diary who hung up on Nick Fury?

Although no clues have been found about this Spider-Man yet, Playboy still finds Spider-Man quite pleasing to the eye.

But how could even a child like this have participated in the battle on Titan?

Is there such a shortage of superheroes in the future?

Or has the war become so brutal?

Or perhaps the battle on Titan took place in the relatively distant future.

So far in the past that the "little kid" has grown into an adult?

Playboy thinks both are possible, but he can't determine exactly what happened at the moment.

Tony Stark immediately put those thoughts aside and focused his attention on the name "Star-Lord".

This is the second Guardians of the Galaxy member revealed since the diary first mentioned the team, following Drax the Destroyer.

We don’t know anything else, but the nickname “Star-Lord” is pretty awesome and has a lot of class.

I just don't know how strong they are.

Looking at the descriptions in his diary, well, Tony Stark realized he might have had unrealistic expectations.

Zhou Cheng didn't bother to waste a single word on any of the Guardians of the Galaxy, not even mentioning them.

They simply glossed over it with the phrase "no outstanding performance".

Even Star-Lord ruined everyone's big plans!

Therefore, Tony Stark had a general idea of ​​the Guardians of the Galaxy's specifications and level.

Since this team dares to call themselves the "Guardians of the Galaxy" and adopt such an arrogant and presumptuous nickname, it's clear they're quite capable.

However, in the battle against the purple potato spirit, both Tony Stark and Doctor Strange received praise from Zhou Cheng for their performances, while none of the Guardians of the Galaxy made the list.

So his strength should be inferior to that of Tony Stark and Doctor Strange.

However, one thing is certain.

As mentioned in the diary before, the Guardians of the Galaxy and the Avengers once teamed up.

So it seems that the two sides are now joining forces to fight against the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit.

There's not much to say about that.

But when the playboy's gaze went down further, he showed a look of surprise and confusion.

"Captain America transforming into Thor?"

"What does this mean?"

Tony Stark was genuinely a little confused by this spoiler.

Literally, the diary is saying that Captain America has become Thor, but how could such a thing happen?

Even though Captain America is a superhuman warrior injected with the super serum, he is still just a mortal.

So how can a mortal become a god among the Aesir?

Can a human become a god?

Judging from the descriptions in the diary, it doesn't seem to be an exaggerated metaphor or other descriptive technique.

It is indeed saying that Captain America has become Thor.

After all, before becoming Thor, Captain America was "not qualified to fight the purple potato."

But what happens after he becomes Thor?

A combo attack completely stunned the purple sweet potato spirit!

The difference in strength between the two periods is simply too enormous!

So, what exactly happened?

"Rogers, his potential is truly astounding!"

Not only Tony Stark, but even Nick Fury began to look at Captain America with new respect.

Although Lu Dan used to value Captain America, to be honest, in terms of strength alone, Lu Dan didn't really think Captain America was that strong.

After all, as the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., he was well aware of the power of super soldiers injected with the serum.

Of all the superheroes revealed in the diary, perhaps only Hawkeye Barton and Black Widow are included.

Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Scarlet Witch, Doctor Strange, and so on.

Judging from their performance, each of them far surpassed Captain America, and you could even say they utterly annihilated him.

So why would Captain America be considered one of the Avengers' Big Three alongside Iron Man and Thor under these circumstances?

Is it possible that it's just based on personal charisma?

Captain America's charisma is so great that even those superheroes with extraordinary skills are convinced of his abilities.

I used to have this question about braised eggs.

However, it now seems that Nick Fury feels he has discovered the truth.

It turns out Captain America also has a special ability: he can transform into Thor!

No matter the time, what you always want to gain recognition from others is strong strength.

This is naturally more convincing than vague notions like personal charisma or moral exemplars.

However, Lu Dan never expected that his analysis was completely wrong.

Captain America's inclusion in the Avengers' Big Three has little to do with his actual strength, since he's not really that powerful.

So, I'm really looking forward to braised eggs right now.

Although he didn't know how Captain America managed to transform into Thor, he was truly looking forward to that day.

There's not much else to say about the final battle, right? So, which battle deserves to be ranked eighth?

[The most exciting and classic battle should be the fight between Hulk and Thor in the Sakaar arena, right?]

[It just goes to show that Hulk truly lives up to his name; in front of so many people, he beat Thor into a pulp like a complete coward.]

[They even used Thor as a hammer, pounding him on the ground, creating yet another classic scene.]

However, the battle was only halfway through when Thor was about to unleash his ultimate attack, only to be electrocuted by the Grandmaster.

Otherwise, it's really hard to say what the final outcome of that battle would have been.

Hulk smashes Thor!

When this topic came up, Tony Stark was no longer sleepy and immediately became energetic.

The diary had mentioned the topic of Hulk beating Thor before, so now it can be confirmed without a doubt that Hulk is the Hulk that Playboy has been guessing all along.

Tony Stark was genuinely surprised by this and couldn't help but want to complain.

Isn't Hulk a failed attempt by the military to replicate Captain America, or a mutation resulting from gamma radiation?

To put it bluntly, he is a "mutant".

The result is that it has mutated to such an abnormal degree that even gods can be "rubbed and manipulated"?

Is this really reasonable?

Well, the future era of superheroes is supposed to be a chaotic and illogical era anyway, so having anything illogical or unreasonable is just a waste of time.

If that's the case, then the battle mentioned in the diary where "Hulk rubbed Thor" must be the battle on Sakaar right now, right?

Sakaar is undoubtedly an alien planet.

So, the future Hulk, like himself, also ventured out of the universe and went to alien planets?

666!

The Hulk is pretty awesome!

Tony Stark expressed considerable admiration for the Hulk.

Judging from the diary, when Hulk beat Thor, Thor was probably not going all out, or rather, he wasn't at his peak.

After all, Thor hasn't "unleashed his ultimate move" yet.

Zhou Cheng also believed that once Thor unleashed his full power, the outcome of the battle would be unpredictable.

It's clear that Thor is as powerful as ever, no wonder he almost killed the all-gem purple potato with a single axe blow.

But why would the incredibly powerful Thor be electrocuted by the Grandmaster?

Wait, did I get electrocuted again?

Hey?

Why did I use the word "again"?

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