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

Chapter 190 The unreliable Star-Lord can actually withstand the Infinity Stones with his own flesh and blood!

Tony has always been an extremely proud and extremely confident person.

He believed he was the smartest person in the world, even among the smartest in the universe.

Tony was actually quite unconvinced and dismissive of Zhou Cheng's repeated claims that someone was smarter than him.

Big Tony felt that whatever those people had accomplished that made Zhou Cheng think they were smarter than him, it was all because he hadn't done it himself.

That's it!

If Tony does it, he'll definitely do it better than those other people.

But now?

Tony suddenly felt less confident.

Creating a habitable planet is something that is truly awe-inspiring, even for someone of Tony's stature.

However, Tony did not expect that this shock was only the beginning.

It's one thing for the other side to be able to create a habitable planet, but to accomplish such a world-creating feat in just a few hours?

Several hours!

What kind of interstellar joke is this!

That's utter nonsense!

If it weren't for the spoilers in the diary, but someone else had told Tony this, Tony would have definitely slapped that person across the face.

Who do you think you're treating like an idiot?!

It took me half a month to build my Iron Man armor!

As for the anti-Earth mentioned in the diary?

Tony was also unable to remain calm.

Because the concept of an anti-Earth exists, and it has even been around for a long time in astronomy.

It can be traced back to the fifth century BC and was a hypothetical celestial body proposed by a philosopher.

This theory posits that, in addition to the eight recognized planets, there exists a ninth planet, an antiplanet, in the Sun.

This planet is located on the far side of the sun, and its orbit is completely opposite to that of other planets, which can even explain many related astronomical phenomena.

However, despite various observations and studies, scientists have found no evidence of the existence of an anti-Earth species.

Most people, including Playboy, believe that anti-Earth ideas are nonsense.

However, Tony is no longer so confident.

Could it be that the anti-Earth created by the supreme evolution mentioned in the diary is actually the anti-Earth that is circulating in the astronomical community?

Besides.

Some previous speculations about planet devourers have also been confirmed here.

So the planet devourer really is a powerful being that specializes in devouring planets!

All I can say is that he truly lives up to his title as the creator god; he's absolutely amazing.

But can even the highest evolution be able to "fight" with such an existence?

That supreme evolutionary power is also so terrifying!

Super big shot!

Without a doubt, this supreme evolution is also the kind of super boss standing at the top of the universe.

It's unclear whether the highest level of evolution in the 199999 universe has reached this level, but it is undoubtedly an extremely powerful being.

Even someone as powerful as Adam the Warlock is as weak as a mouse before the Supreme Evolution, easily crushed by it.

[Keep in mind that Adam Warlock alone practically wiped out the entire Guardians of the Galaxy.]

[If it weren't for the pressure of the Supreme Evolution that forced Adam Warlock to prematurely emerge from his cocoon and hunt down Rocket Raccoon, resulting in Adam Warlock's immature mental development, he would have had no problem wiping out the Guardians of the Galaxy.]

Even so, within the entire Guardians of the Galaxy, unless Star-Lord regains his divine powers, no one can stand a chance against Adam Warlock.

[After all, although Star-Lord, being a demigod, looks like a mortal, he actually has great potential, and he was able to withstand the power of the Power Stone with his own flesh and blood.]

Adam the Sorcerer.

Tony raised an eyebrow slightly, making the name memorable.

Judging from this style, there is no doubt that this must be another extraordinary person who possesses superhuman powers.

Or to be more precise, he was an extraordinary person skilled in sorcery.

As for his name, it is undoubtedly Adam.

And Adam is no ordinary name; he is a very famous person.

The first human being recorded in the Bible, and also the first man.

They were expelled from the Garden of Eden for tasting the forbidden fruit and became the ancestors of humankind.

This story is so well-known that almost everyone has heard of it.

Whatever that being may be, it must be something extraordinary to be named "Adam".

Tony quickly summarized some basic information about Adam Warlock.

There's not much to say about that.

So how powerful is this warlock Adam?

Although the diary doesn't provide much information, the fact that the opponent was able to sweep through the Guardians of the Galaxy is enough to demonstrate their strength.

Although the diary doesn't describe the Guardians of the Galaxy's strength in much detail.

But if someone dares to use such an extremely flamboyant nickname and has even collaborated with the Avengers, how weak can they possibly be?

Not to mention, Star-Lord's background is also astonishing; he is actually a descendant of the Celestials.

With such a background, there's no way they could be weak, right?

The fact that the other party was able to kill his father, who was a member of the Celestial Gods, speaks volumes.

Therefore, Tony wasn't particularly surprised when the diary mentioned that the other party could withstand the power of the Infinity Stones with their own flesh and blood.

But did Star-Lord actually lose his divine powers?

He became a mortal?

Tony couldn't possibly know what happened that led to all this, and well, it doesn't matter now.

Importantly, the diary, through this comparison, clearly demonstrates to Tony the power of Adam Warlock.

This person is undoubtedly a star player.

Moreover, judging from the various descriptions in the diary, this person must have a very close relationship with the Supreme Evolution.

What does the phrase "breaking out of the cocoon" signify?

It is highly likely that Adam the Sorcerer was cultivated by humans!

By whom?

Considering the identity of the Supreme Evolution and the context, Tony made a guess almost immediately: the Supreme Evolution.

The Supreme Evolution is a space geneticist!

As mentioned earlier, supreme evolution can enable planets to evolve, and it can also enable life forms to evolve.

It's not surprising that someone at this level could cultivate some powerful subordinates.

That's the Power Stone, a symbol of power, containing a force that terrifies the entire universe!

[Ronan was initially terrified of the purple potato spirit, not daring to utter a single word, but after obtaining the Power Stone, the situation immediately reversed.]

[It was the purple sweet potato spirit's turn to be less presumptuous.]

Even when Eisen, the Celestial Seeker, wielded the Power Stone, he could destroy an entire planet simply by touching the ground!

Looking across the entire universe, there are very few people who can grab the Power Stone with their bare hands; probably only someone of Thor's caliber could do it.

Otherwise, how could Star-Lord have become so famous throughout the universe, and thus been found by his father, Ego?

Tony, standing in front of the diary, showed a slight look of surprise.

Ronan and the Purple Sweet Potato are both interstellar overlords mentioned in the diary.

Needless to say, the diary describes the purple sweet potato essence in great detail.

Although Ronan didn't mention much, the fact that the opponent was able to terrify Xandar means that their strength is undoubtedly extremely powerful.

Tony really didn't expect that the two of them would have any connection.

Tony had no idea what the relationship between the two was.

However, judging from the description in the diary, although both are cosmic overlords, Ronan is far inferior to the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit.

They were actually "trembling with fear" in front of the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit, but after the other party obtained the Power Gem...

Wait!

Is the Power Stone actually in Ronan's possession?

A glint of light flashed in Tony's eyes.

Another Infinity Stone has surfaced, which is extremely important information for Playboy.

Considering that the Purple Potato is collecting the Infinity Stones, it seems that the Purple Potato will eventually have a showdown with Ronan.

However, Tony does remember that Ronan died at Star-Lord's hands—no, he died because of Star-Lord's awkward dance.

Tony had no idea what exactly happened.

"Eisen the Searcher?"

Soon, this name caught Tony's attention.

This is the third member of the Celestials revealed in the diary, following Thiam and Arithm.

However, unlike Thiam and Arisham, this group of gods has the prefix "The Seeker" added to their names.

This prefix is ​​easy to understand; in fact, it's quite straightforward: it means "search."

So here's the question.

What exactly is Eisen searching for?

Besides, since there are "Searchers" in the Celestials, are there any other "Those" as well?

What about Thiam is currently unknown, as the diary doesn't provide much information.

But Arithm's words could, under certain circumstances, bring judgment upon the Earth.

What role does he play in the Celestials?

Could it be, "The Judge"?

Of course, all of this is Tony's speculation, without any supporting evidence.

Regardless, Tony gained a better understanding of the Celestials as a group.

In addition, the diary also revealed another important piece of information.

The Celestials also collected the Infinity Stones!

It has to be said that this was truly beyond the Playboy's expectations.

That's the Celestials group.

Its prestige is incredibly high, completely surpassing even gods like Odin, the Ancient One, and the Purple Potato Spirit.

A higher level of existence.

Who would have thought they'd collect Infinity Stones?

It seems the Infinity Stones are more important than I thought!

When Tony saw the terrifying power displayed by the Power Stone, his heart skipped a beat.

Can a single touch destroy a planet?

Is this the Power Gem?

Are these the Infinity Stones?!

It truly lives up to its reputation as an existence containing the most powerful force in the universe; it is indeed astonishing.

Okay, Tony took back his previous thought.

Star-Lord's ability to physically withstand the Power Stone is incredibly monstrous and awesome!

Wait!

While marveling at the situation, Tony suddenly had another thought.

As mentioned in the diary before, Star-Lord killed Ronan because Ronan invaded Xandar.

He then transformed into a legendary thief, which brought him to the attention of his father, Ego.

Now they're saying it's because he grabbed the Infinity Stones with his bare hands?

There is no doubt that these two events actually occurred at the same time.

Or rather, it's the same thing all along.

Furthermore, given that the diary just revealed that Ronan obtained the Power Stone, this fact naturally becomes clear.

Star-Lord must have defeated Ronan when Ronan invaded Xandar.

And then...they stole the Power Gem!

Otherwise, what's the point of "forcibly grabbing" the Infinity Stones?

Ronan was killed too!

So, does it seem like Star-Lord ultimately stole the Power Stone?

Is this why the Guardians of the Galaxy teamed up with the Avengers to fight the Purple Potato Demon?

Since Star-Lord stole the Power Stone, he naturally became the target of the purple potato spirit.

[What a pity, such a top-tier setup, yet Star-Lord ruined it.]

If Stark is a mortal with a god-like body, then Star-Lord is a god with a mortal body, right?

Despite his prestigious background, he's always remained a lowly henchman under Yondu.

I wonder if, at this point, Star-Lord has found the Power Stone yet, or encountered Gamora, Gamora's daughter?

[And if Star-Lord hadn't encountered Gamora, he wouldn't have angrily raised his fist at his father-in-law during the Infinity War, and the Avengers probably wouldn't have failed, right?]

[The purple sweet potato spirit will be caught by everyone on Titan!]

Is the body of a god comparable to that of a mortal?

Tony almost burst out laughing.

Zhou Cheng is being far too mean! We shouldn't be so mean to people!

If Star-Lord were also a diary owner, he would probably be furious if he saw this comment.

Tony used to think that Zhou Cheng always belittled him, but now it seems that the other party is actually quite polite to him.

After a brief internal monologue, Tony refocused his attention on his diary.

The name Yondu caught the playboy's eye.

However, the diary contains no information about this name, so Tony naturally couldn't draw any conclusions.

All he could do was silently remember the name and add it to his watchlist, nothing more.

Immediately afterwards, Tony's heart stirred slightly.

Judging from the diary, it seems Star-Lord has been collecting Infinity Stones all along?

So that's why Star-Lord and Ronan had that big battle?

After all, Star-Lord was born on Earth, not Xandar.

Furthermore, considering that Star-Lord is currently just a minor henchman of Yondu.

So, was collecting the Infinity Stones ordered by Yondu, or was it Star-Lord's personal wish?

Both possibilities exist.

Tony didn't know which possibility it was.

"Gamora is actually the daughter of the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit!"

When Tony saw this spoiler, he couldn't help but show a look of surprise on his face.

This was something he really hadn't expected.

The Guardians of the Galaxy are enemies of the Purple Potato Spirit!

As it turns out, the daughter of the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit was also among the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit's enemies.

(End of this chapter)