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

Chapter 233 The multiverse-level boss Conqueror Kang was actually defeated by a group of ants!

However, there is one fact that the playboy cannot ignore:

The Time Mutation Management Bureau truly turned a blind eye to the time mutation events caused by the Avengers!

Especially when compared to the incident of Loki's capture, it becomes clear that TVA does seem to be somewhat biased towards the Avengers.

So why did the other party do that?

It seems that Zhou Cheng's reasoning, based on the diary's owner, is a logical one.

After all, TVA wouldn't have been born if the Avengers hadn't caused a time-altering event!

So, is that really the truth?

Not only that.

The quantum realm? The Wasp?

What's going on here?

Tony Stark's brain immediately began to work at lightning speed, and he quickly recalled something.

Who is the Wasp? Tony, who had already investigated Ant-Man, was naturally familiar with her.

Isn't that Ant-Man's wife?

Ant-Man and the Wasp were once the most talked-about "couple agents" within S.H.I.E.L.D.

Both of them possess the ability to shrink their bodies at will, but the Wasp has an extra pair of wings compared to Ant-Man, and can also fly!

It's like an enhanced version of Ant-Man.

Unfortunately, during a missile interception mission, something went wrong and Wasp was killed.

As long as Ant-Man is left.

Ant-Man was heartbroken by the death of his wife, and with S.H.I.E.L.D. coveting his technology, he resorted to some underhanded tactics.

In a fit of anger, Ant-Man left S.H.I.E.L.D.

But now it seems that Ant-Man's wife, the Wasp, didn't die at all?

Or have they stayed in the quantum realm all along?

Okay, on second thought, the diary actually mentioned it a long time ago.

Ant-Man and his family love to study the quantum realm, and they have indeed entered the quantum realm, even killing a conqueror named Kang within it.

But now the diary says that Wasp actually helped Kang repair his time machine?

What the hell is this?

With both helping Kang and killing him, it seems there's a very complicated history of grudges and affections between Ant-Man and Kang the Conqueror!

But what exactly happened was something Tony couldn't figure out in a short time.

However, one thing the diary deduced is correct: Kang the Conqueror's time machine could indeed be a quantum time machine!

Then it is indeed possible that it came from the Avengers' time machine!

And no matter how you look at it, this is not a good thing!

"Janet, so she was still alive all along?"

Nick Fury, standing in front of another diary, also expressed considerable surprise.

Ever since the diary revealed the relevant information, Lu Dan has been keeping Hank Pym under full surveillance.

Lu Dan knew everything about Hank Pym, from his every move to his basic information.

Like everyone else, in Lu Dan's mind, the other party's wife, Janet, was already dead!

Not only that.

According to the surveillance of the braised eggs, even Hank Pym believes that Janet is dead!

But who would have thought that Janet had been "hiding" in the quantum realm all along?

So many years have passed since the accident, and Janet has been in the quantum realm all this time?

So here's the question.

Why has the other party been in the quantum field for so many years?

Is it intentionally hidden?

Or are they trapped inside and unable to get out?

However, judging from various clues, Lu Dan thinks Janet is probably trapped in the quantum realm and can't get out.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have kept it a secret from her husband and daughter for so many years, right?

Or was it because Kang, from the quantum realm, interfered and prevented Janet from leaving?

Did the other party kidnap Janet to repair his time machine?

With his expertise in braised eggs, he instantly came up with many possible scenarios.

However, just like with Playboy, it's impossible to draw a definitive conclusion about exactly what happened.

But one thing is certain: Ant-Man and his family are playing with fire!

The diary had already foreshadowed that not only does the quantum realm exist to conquer Kang, but there may also be a quantum virus!

The killing of the conqueror Kang only alarmed the other Kang councils, prompting them to summon all the Kang.

But if it were a quantum virus, the entire universe would be doomed!

Indeed.

He did cause some trouble, such as his research on the Tesseract leading to the Battle of New York, and Tony creating Ultron and such.

Nick Fury couldn't guarantee that other superheroes wouldn't cause similar trouble.

But no matter what, Lu Dan thinks it's impossible to reach the level of Ant-Man's family, right?

If Doctor Strange is the greatest threat to the multiverse, then in Lu Dan's opinion, the Ant-Man family is the greatest threat to this universe!

If that's the case, then that would be really interesting!

The Avengers were able to invent the time machine entirely because of Ant-Man.

It's fair to say that without Ant-Man, the time machine would never have existed.

[And Ant-Man? If he hadn't become quantumly entangled with the original Wasp, who was trapped in the Quantum Realm, none of the subsequent events would have happened, and he wouldn't have discovered the time-space dynamics of the Quantum Realm!]

In a sense, without the original Wasp, there would be no time machine!

[Without the time machine, she would never have met the conqueror Kang!]

Why does it suddenly feel so fatalistic?

The diary already foreshadowed how the time machine came to be.

Tony knew that Ant-Man played an extremely important role in it, so much so that it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call him the most important character besides Tony himself.

After all, it was Ant-Man who discovered the laws of time in the quantum realm!

However, it now seems that the original Wasp also played a very important role in it.

There is no doubt that there must have been some twists and turns in the story between Ant-Man and the original Wasp.

Playboy didn't know what the story was, but the diary already said it was about quantum entanglement.

As a top scientist, Playboy naturally knew the concept of quantum entanglement.

This is a magical phenomenon that only occurs in the microscopic quantum realm and cannot be explained by classical physics theories.

Using technical terms to describe something that is rather abstract and difficult to understand, to give a simple example:

Two particles that have become quantum entangled will react to each other if one of them undergoes a change.

Therefore, Playboy didn't quite understand how Ant-Man and the original Wasp became quantum entangled.

After all, those were two living, breathing people!

Tony could also speculate that the two might have formed some kind of connection because of the quantum realm!

The exact nature of the connection remains unknown to the playboy, but it likely transcends the quantum realm.

This created a connection and interaction between two people who were respectively inside and outside the quantum realm!

and so.

Is this why Ant-Man and his family are so often researching the quantum realm?

[But judging by the timeline, by now, the original Wasp should have destroyed Kang's spaceship and completely fallen out with Kang the Conqueror, right?]

[They should still be hiding in the Quantum Realm, evading capture by Kang the Conqueror.]

Is Lang, that key guy, still in prison?

He probably never imagined that his fate would be so closely intertwined with that of the Ant-Man family.

After his release from prison, he not only inherited the original Ant-Man's suit and became Ant-Man himself.

[He even married Ant-Man's daughter!]

[He was even possessed by his mother-in-law at one point, becoming the wife of the original Ant-Man!]

"Did they have a falling out?"

Tony was only momentarily surprised, but quickly came to terms with it.

Also.

The Ant-Man family killed Kang the Conqueror!

The diary already mentioned this.

However, the original Wasp even helped Conqueror Kang repair his ship at the beginning, which shows that the two sides had a very good relationship.

I wonder what exactly happened in the middle that led the two sides to the point of life and death?

Although the diary does not provide specific details.

But given that the original Wasp had spent so many years in the Quantum Realm, it wouldn't be surprising if she developed some kind of grudge or affection with Kang the Conqueror.

Playboy didn't dwell on it any longer and continued to focus his attention on the diary.

He had a complete understanding of the origins of Ant-Man.

Tony and Lu Dan had previously deduced that Ant-Man's technology was actually the same as Playboy's Iron Man armor, both being technologies ahead of their time.

The chances of it being copied by someone else are extremely low.

Therefore, people speculate that Ant-Man became Ant-Man most likely because he inherited the mantle of the original Ant-Man.

The spoilers from the diary now prove that everyone's initial guesses were completely correct.

There's one thing that everyone is still curious about: why did Hank Pym choose Lang as his successor?

It's important to understand that the difference in social class between Lang and Hank Pym is quite significant!

Although Hank Pym was ousted from the company he founded by his own protégé, his legacy remains intact.

For the vast majority of people, this would be considered a member of the upper class.

How did they end up together?

Furthermore, Lang not only inherited Hank's battle suit, but also became Hank's son-in-law!

Tony was genuinely curious. What was it about Lang that Hank saw in him, after he was giving him both a suit of armor and his daughter?

It really is fate, it's wonderful... Wait a minute, what the heck!

Tony, who was secretly marveling at the plot, was immediately struck by the last spoiler.

Possessed by his mother-in-law?

Upper body?

What kind of operation is this that is so unbearable to watch and full of ambiguity?

That's your mother-in-law, Lang!

What are you doing?

The key point is that, not only did she possess the body, but what's with her becoming the wife of the original Ant-Man?!

The Ant-Man family is really going all out!

Even though Tony was used to all sorts of outrageous and shameless tricks in the entertainment industry, he still couldn't resist.

But they were also severely provoked by the actions of Ant-Man and his family.

When it comes to having fun, Ant-Man is the best!

In the very end, the entire family joined forces and engaged in a fierce battle with Kang the Conqueror in the quantum realm, ultimately defeating this cosmic-level supervillain.

[However, to be fair, it was truly unexpected that Kang the Conqueror was defeated by a swarm of ants belonging to the original Ant-Man.]

This is even more absurd than Quicksilver being shot and killed.

[After all, in the Marvel universe, Kang the Conqueror is a villain whose caliber far surpasses that of the Purple Potato Demon.]

[How can those people who like purple sweet potato spirits bear this?]

Putting everything else aside, this performance is far inferior even to Ultron!

Ultron was defeated with great difficulty only after the entire Avengers assembled and exerted tremendous effort.

[Ultron even drove the Avengers to despair at one point, something Loki couldn't even do during the Battle of New York.]

[If it weren't for the crucial creation of Vision, preventing Ultron from freely migrating across the network, the Avengers would never have been able to defeat Ultron!]

Ants!?

Did you make a mistake!

Tony couldn't help but rub his eyes, checking repeatedly to make sure he wasn't seeing things.

A multiverse-level boss was actually defeated by ants?

Is this some kind of interstellar joke?

Or is it that the ants mentioned in the diary are not the kind of ants that you understand?

Those ants that you might accidentally step on and kill while walking?

Otherwise, it's simply incomprehensible how absurd this is!

So, what kind of being is Kang the Conqueror?

With so many spoilers in the diary, Kang the Conqueror's status as a top-tier character has already been fully established.

This spoiler is even more direct, officially confirmed: this is a supervillain who will surpass even Thanos.

As a result, this is it?

Can't beat ants?

Even with Tony's intelligence, which was ahead of its time, he was completely bewildered by this wave of spoilers from the diary.

However, one thing is obvious.

Ant-Man is called Ant-Man not only because he can shrink himself, but also because he can control ants!

So this is Ant-Man?

He truly lives up to the title "Ant-Man".

I just don't know how Ant-Man manages to control even ants?

These are two completely different species, aren't they?

Moreover, ants are completely different from other animals such as cats and dogs. They can establish basic communication with humans and can also be domesticated by humans.

How do I operate it with ants and such?

I just can't figure it out.

Hank Pym is definitely a guy who's got some skills.

Tony couldn't help but express high praise for Hank Pym.

As for Ultron defeating the Avengers to the point of despair, as a top scientist who had just created Vision, Playboy wasn't surprised at all.

He knew all too well just how high the limits of intelligent robots truly were.

Especially the intelligent robots created by Tony.

Of course, the most crucial point is that Ultron can migrate freely across the internet!

So this is Ultron's true power?

(End of this chapter)