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

Chapter 226 Thanos snapped his fingers more than once! Only by killing his beloved can he obtain the Soul Stone!

Of course.

For Playboy now, the "love-hate relationship" between Moon Knight and Nine Gods is not important.

Importantly, even a powerful figure like the Nine Pillar Gods standing behind him was considered by the diary to be far inferior to Daqun in strength.

It seems that Professor X's son is really awesome!

But isn't this awesome character from the Marvel Universe?

Wait!

Marvel!

The playboy then focused his gaze on the word and fell into deep thought.

Soon, a flash of inspiration struck him, and he vaguely understood something.

If I remember correctly, when I first got the diary, the cosmic code name described in it was Marvel.

There's no number; it's just the word "Marvel".

However, because it later involved other parallel universes, the diary began to be distinguished by various numbers such as 199999, 838, 1610, etc.

But these numbers actually come with a premise: all of these parallel universes are part of the Marvel Universe!

It can't be wrong!

Playboy quickly flipped back and indeed found that when Zhou Cheng first described the 199999 universe, he wrote "Marvel 199999".

However, the universes described later were all parallel universes of Marvel, so the word "Marvel" was omitted.

Until this moment.

The diary describes a parallel universe that does not belong to the Marvel Universe: the Sony Universe!

So Tony knew exactly what was going on between Marvel and Sony.

In those endless parallel universes, Marvel represents a whole host of similar parallel universes.

Sony, on the other hand, represents another whole host of similar parallel universes!

Marvel and Sony are each a large category.

This is still easy to understand.

After Tony figured it out, he stopped worrying about it and refocused his attention on his diary.

Tony was no stranger to She-Hulk; he'd mentioned her in his diary before. But who was this Kevin Feige?

It doesn't even have a code name or anything?

Furthermore, judging from the diary, She-Hulk inquired with Kevin Feige, thus learning that the Sony Universe's superhero team would appear in the Marvel Universe.

So, does Kevin Feige know about other parallel universes outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

Is this a super big shot who can traverse multiple parallel universes?

Or is this a powerful figure who can foresee the future?

However, regardless of the circumstances, it cannot erase the fact that Kevin Feige is a super big shot.

"X-Men!"

Nick Fury, sitting in front of another diary, noticed a particular keyword.

Without a doubt, Professor X, who was mentioned in the diary a long time ago, is a member of the X-Men.

The fact that both names contain the same "x" is quite telling.

I just don't know what this "X" represents, or what profound meaning it has.

However, this is a problem that Nick Fury cannot figure out.

Because it is obvious that the X-Men are a group from other parallel universes.

Moreover, it's not a parallel universe within the "Marvel universe," but rather another parallel universe outside of the Marvel universe.

It's likely that only Satan, the owner of the diary, and Kevin Fitch would know this.

The only question is, who exactly is Kevin Feige?

The diary revealed the person's full name, so finding him shouldn't be difficult, but Lu Dan still had concerns.

Such a big shot shouldn't be easy to find, right?

Regardless, Nick Fury has made a decision: after this wave of spoilers, he will find all of Kevin Feige.

It's not difficult to do this.

The real challenge is identifying which Kevin Feige is the one mentioned in the diary.

Also, is She-Hulk really that powerful?

Is it stronger than the Celestials or even the Eternal God, the creator gods?

According to the diary, he seems to be much stronger than that!

So, where did this She-Hulk come from?

Actually, the diary mentioned She-Hulk a long time ago, and Nick Fury had already conducted a thorough investigation into this clue.

However, to this day, Lu Dan has still not found any clues related to it.

Not even a single cent.

Lu Dan truly hadn't expected that She-Hulk would be so terrifyingly powerful.

Of course, in terms of individual combat power, She-Hulk is no match for the Celestials, let alone Eternals.

But She-Hulk can rewrite the Marvel universe! Who can withstand that?

[I feel like She-Hulk is Marvel's true favorite.]

[Just look at the difference between her and Hulk, and you'll understand.]

[Since Banner was transformed into the Hulk by gamma radiation, it took a full fifteen years to restore the Hulk's sanity.]

[But She-Hulk? She did it right after her creation!]

Unlike Banner, She-Hulk doesn't have a second personality as Hulk. Even when She-Hulk transforms, she still retains her original personality.

Rewriting the Marvel universe?

Upon seeing this description, the first thought that flashed through Tony's mind was the Scarlet Witch rewriting reality.

Whether it's the rewriting of Westtown in the 199999 universe or the stripping of millions of mutants of their superpowers with a single sentence in the main universe.

They should all mean the same thing as She-Hulk rewriting the world, right?

However, it seems that She-Hulk's ability to rewrite reality is even greater than Scarlet Witch's.

After all, even with Scarlet Witch's amazing abilities, she's still just a superhero with exceptionally high power.

It is simply incomparable to the celestial beings who are capable of creating galaxies and the basic structure of the universe.

Not to mention eternity.

But what about She-Hulk?

With this ability, it surpasses even beings of the Celestial Gods and the Creator God.

This demonstrates just how powerful this person's ability to rewrite reality truly is.

Considering this astonishing premise, Tony found it all quite natural that She-Hulk had any advantages over Hulk.

"Wow, there's no second personality; even after transforming, it's still the same personality."

"I bet Nick Fury is definitely not going to stay calm."

Tony couldn't help but complain out loud.

This rational version of the Hulk is simply the perfect Hulk that Lu Dan has always dreamed of.

Of course, the diary also clearly states this.

Hulk eventually accomplished the same thing, but it took him a full fifteen years.

This is taking far too long.

It's gotten so long that people simply don't have the patience to wait any longer.

[What if Hulk turns back into Banner? He'll either fall out of a plane, get knocked unconscious by a robot, or Black Widow will sing him a lullaby.]

But what about She-Hulk? She can transform back whenever she wants, without any restrictions!

In every respect, She-Hulk seems like an upgraded version of the Hulk.

Even Hulk used She-Hulk's blood to heal his injured arm!

That was an injury caused by snapping his fingers, an injury caused by the Infinity Stones.

Even someone of Purple Sweet Potato Spirit's caliber couldn't withstand it!

The second snap of the fingers almost killed the purple sweet potato spirit!

"Is this the way to turn Hulk back to normal?"

Tony was utterly speechless.

Throw Hulk off the plane?

This method seems to only work when the Hulk is high in the air.

Did the robot knock Hulk unconscious?

Okay, so Hulk can actually be knocked unconscious?

What kind of being could knock Hulk unconscious?

Playboy has had the diary for quite some time now, and it has revealed quite a bit about Hulk's various battles.

It seems that apart from explicitly mentioning a purple sweet potato spirit who defeated the Hulk, there's really no mention of anyone else who could defeat the Hulk.

Even Satan, who is stronger than Hulk, couldn't knock Hulk unconscious, could he?

Therefore, these two methods of turning Hulk back to normal are of little reference value.

The only valuable method is the third one: Black Widow singing a lullaby.

The diary had long mentioned that Black Widow was the only person who could restore Hulk to normal.

Both Tony and Lu Dan were very curious about how Black Widow did it.

Nick Fury, in particular, entrusted Black Widow with this important task, asking her to research a way to control the Hulk.

But for some reason, it hasn't been successful yet.

This spoiler from the diary will provide extremely important clues.

A lullaby?

A lullaby to put Hulk to sleep?

Is it really done this way?

In other words, is it a form of psychological hypnosis or psychological suggestion?

It's that simple?

How could Hulk, a beast devoid of reason who only knows how to smash everything, be hypnotized?

So here's the question.

If it's just about singing lullabies, why is it that only Black Widow can sing them, but others can't?

What difference could there be between a lullaby sung by Black Widow and a lullaby sung by someone else?

However, regardless of the circumstances, it's worth giving Black Widow a try.

Of course, Nick Fury would take care of this; the playboy was confident that Lu Dan would not slack off.

He didn't think much of it and continued to focus on the diary.

A look of surprise immediately appeared on his face.

She-Hulk's blood actually has this kind of magical "effect"?

It can even heal injuries!

It has to be said that this was something the playboy hadn't expected.

This She-Hulk is definitely more "sophisticated" than the Hulk no matter how you look at it.

It's like a fully upgraded 2.0 version.

"A second snap!"

"Did the purple sweet potato spirit snap its fingers more than once?"

Nick Fury, standing in front of another diary, became extremely serious.

In any case, this involves "snapping fingers".

Through the spoilers in the diary, Lu Dan already knows that the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit finally collected all the gems, snapped his fingers, and wiped out half of all life in the universe.

But he never imagined that the purple sweet potato spirit's snap of the fingers would happen more than once!

So here's the question.

Besides wiping out half of all life in the universe, what exactly did the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit do with that other snap of its fingers?

Nick Fury could never have guessed this.

With the ability to "snap his fingers," whatever the purple sweet potato spirit does must be a major event with a profound impact on the universe, right?

Besides.

If there's a second time, will there be a third?

How many times did the purple potato spirit snap his fingers before he destroyed all the Infinity Stones?

Even if, according to the diary, snapping one's fingers would cause great harm, the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit probably wouldn't be able to do it many times.

But it is still shocking.

I wonder if, when the purple sweet potato spirit snapped her fingers the second time, she saw her daughter like she did the first time?

[The fact that the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit could see her daughter even within the gem's soul space shows that she truly loved her daughter deeply.]

It's like when Iron Man snapped his fingers, he also saw his own daughter.

It's a real shame that to obtain the Soul Gem, one must sacrifice their beloved.

Only by exchanging one's soul can one obtain the Soul Gem!

Otherwise, Black Widow wouldn't have sacrificed herself to allow Barton to obtain the Soul Stone.

So, when you snap your fingers, do you enter a "soul space"?

Will we see any related people there?

This was the first time Tony had ever heard of something like this.

The diary didn't elaborate on who one would meet upon entering that space.

But looking at the examples of the purple sweet potato spirit and his big Tony, they should be able to find their true love.

This is perfectly reasonable and easy to understand; there's not much to say about it.

The price to obtain the Soul Gem...

Wait a minute, the Soul Gem!

This is another Infinity Stone mentioned in the diary, in addition to the Infinity Stones of Time, Power, Space, Mind, and Reality.

Moreover, judging from the name, it is undoubtedly a gemstone related to the soul.

To be honest, this kind of gemstone is pretty incredible, isn't it?

This involuntarily reminded the Playboy of the Ancient One in Kamar-Taj, who knocked the Hulk's soul out of his body.

The soul is something that exists in a completely different dimension for everyone else.

Invisible and intangible!

It's impossible to defend against!

If someone launches an attack against them, they can only obediently endure it!

Danger!

Extremely dangerous!

Although both are Infinity Stones, the Soul Stone posed the greatest threat to Playboy.

Besides.

The diary had mentioned before that Black Widow died because she sacrificed her soul to collect gems.

Unexpectedly, he sacrificed himself on the Soul Gem.

In addition, this sacrifice is not a simple sacrifice, but requires another person to be present.

A person who has a very close relationship with you and truly "loves" you.

Clearly, the "love" here is a broad concept.

Love from family, love from friends, or other forms of love are all acceptable.

In this way, the other party will only receive the Soul Gem after the sacrifice of their own soul.

So, is this the truth behind the purple sweet potato spirit killing her own daughter?

After all this, it turns out that the so-called "sacrifice" here is not necessarily voluntary; it can also be passive.

To put it more bluntly, "sacrifice" is merely a result; it simply means that someone needs to give up their soul, nothing more.

How you give is not important.

The killing of Gamora and the voluntary sacrifice of Black Widow are both acceptable scenarios.

(End of this chapter)