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

really!

My guess was correct!

A glint of light flashed in Lu Dan's single eye.

This car accident was indeed a major turning point in Doctor Strange's life.

This was a crucial turning point in his transformation into Doctor Strange!

Furthermore, the diary clearly states that Strange came into contact with Kamar-Taj because he wanted to heal his hands.

It has to be said that this situation was somewhat unexpected for Lu Dan.

After all, the diary had already given away spoilers about Kamar-Taj, revealing it to be a mysterious and incredibly powerful mage organization.

Why would Strange seek out a mage organization to heal his hands?

Does Kamar-Taj possess some kind of healing magic?

But ultimately, none of that matters. What matters is that Kamar-Taj is about to surface.

This is Strange's chance, and also Lu Dan's chance!

In fact, ever since the diary revealed the secrets of Kamar-Taj, Lu Dan has used the power of S.H.I.E.L.D. to conduct a corresponding investigation.

But it's a pity.

Aside from some unfounded rumors, nothing substantial was found.

What Nick Fury could never have known was that Kamar-Taj was impossible for anyone to find.

Those who actually found Kamar-Taj thought they found it on their own, but in reality, Kamar-Taj allowed them to find it.

Just like Strange.

So even if Nick Fury planned to secretly keep an eye on Strange and trace the clues to Kamar-Taj, it would be impossible for him to get anything out of it.

Of course, that's all in the future.

The braised eggs business is quite ambitious now; it's impossible to have predicted this outcome.

"Christine!"

Soon, the name caught the attention of Ludan.

In fact, as the person behind Strange who had been keeping an eye on him all along, Lu Dan was no stranger to Christine.

This person has always maintained an ambiguous relationship with Strange.

In addition, the diary drama was also mentioned.

In another universe, Strange becomes corrupted as he travels through time repeatedly in order to save his lover.

Ultimately, this led to the destruction of the universe.

How could we let our guard down when it comes to braised eggs?

He had long since logically deduced that the "lover" who caused the corrupted doctor to destroy the universe might be Christine.

Now, braised eggs have received a very positive answer.

That's exactly how it is; I guessed right again.

Not only that, but look at the tone of the diary.

Clearly, in that universe where the Doctor turned to the dark side, Strange wasn't the only one who got into a car accident.

It was Strange and Christine.

Christine, she's a key figure!

Lu Dan has gained a much better understanding of the "Dr. Darkening Destroys the Universe" story.

However, there is one thing: how did the Ancient One cut through the timeline?

Why did the Ancient One do this?

Was it intentional or unintentional?

In an instant, Lu Dan fell into deep thought.

The result was beyond doubt.

Due to a lack of relevant intelligence, Nick Fury was unable to draw any definitive conclusions.

But this did not prevent Lu Dan from being shocked by the Ancient One's immense power.

Even though the diary had already given away many spoilers, the Ancient One was a super big shot on par with Odin.

But Lu Dan never expected that the Ancient One could do something so astonishing.

They've cut off the timeline!

This is truly astonishing.

[Strange and Christine, they must be the most poignant couple ever, right?]

[In every single universe, Strange deeply loves Kristen, but they can never be together in any of them.]

Strange could only watch helplessly as Christine married someone else!

[In some universes, Strange even cultivated the Dark Book and mastered dreamwalking because of this obsession.]

[Searching for Christine, who can be with Strange, across the multiverse.]

Unfortunately, it couldn't be found at all.

This caused Strange to become twisted as well, and he began hunting Strange across the multiverse.

Tony: "..."

Playboy really doesn't know what to say.

Speechless.

I even felt a deep sympathy for Strange.

This guy is just too pitiful!

It's one thing to love someone you can't have, but if it were an ordinary person, Tony could at least comfort them.

It's okay. Even if you can't be together, there's always a universe where you are together.

Strange?

It's unbelievable how miserable every universe is!

Tony couldn't help but wonder if Strange and Christine were cursed.

Or did they offend some supreme being who transcends the multiverse, and thus become their target?

Otherwise, how could such a thing happen?

More importantly, it's not a big deal if you can't have the love you want.

After all, it's perfectly normal for the person you love not to love you and the person who loves you not to love you.

That's just how feelings are.

Not everyone is as lucky as Tony, who eventually marries the woman of his dreams.

Even a man as outstanding and charismatic as Captain America missed out on a date forever, didn't he?

What's the big deal?

But what about Strange?

He's become obsessed.

Unable to obtain Christine within his own universe, he went so far as to study the "Dark Book" and set his sights on Christine in other universes.

Isn't this the same as Scarlet Witch targeting the son of her variant in another universe?

Speechless.

There is no more grand pronouncement.

One or two.

It seems that if someone with poor character were to wield excessive power, it could truly be a disaster.

It's one thing to wreak havoc on one's own universe, but to wreak havoc on the multiverse as well.

The corrupted witch went on a killing spree, almost wiping out the entire Illuminati in the 838th universe.

What about the corrupted doctor?

Good grief, he's actually attacking his counterpart in the multiverse!

"This guy is insane."

Tony couldn't help but shake his head, unable to understand the logic of that corrupted doctor for a moment.

What's the point of killing others like this?

It's worth noting that in every universe, Strange never managed to be with Christine, just as tragically as he himself was.

Shouldn't we all sympathize with each other in the same boat?

Why are they killing people instead?

Of course, killing is wrong, but if we put everything else aside and look at it from a purely logical point of view, shouldn't we kill those who stole Christine?

Why did they target me?

"Wait a moment!"

While complaining, Tony thought of another very crucial question.

Since yet another "darkened doctor" has set his sights on Doctor Strange in the multiverse.

Then wouldn't one's own universe also be at risk of being invaded?

This is a mess.

Crisis from the multiverse +1.

[Haha, I wonder if Strange in the 199999 universe has ever dreamed of falling from a tall building?]

[It's fascinating how the experiences of another version of yourself in a parallel universe can appear in someone's dream.]

[Just like how Doctor Defender was killed by the Bandaged Monster while protecting Miss America, it accurately appeared in Doctor Strange's dream.]

There's just one thing.

How did that corrupted doctor control others to push Doctor Strange off the building?

Or did he use dream-walking magic to control another version of himself to jump off a building and commit suicide?

[Dreamwalking probably can't do that; let's try to possess someone else's consciousness instead.]

Otherwise, Doctor Strange wouldn't have needed to descend upon his own corpse and transform into Doctor Zombie in order to deal with the corrupted witch.

"Dream?"

Tony was stunned.

The theory mentioned in the diary was one he had never heard of before, nor had anyone ever mentioned it.

From a scientific perspective, dreams are...

Isn't that just that the human brain still has localized excitement even when the person is asleep?

That's why some unconscious, or even random, conscious activities occur.

To put it more bluntly, it's just a normal, common physiological phenomenon.

Even if he dreamt about himself, well, actually, when Tony thinks back on it, he feels that the vast majority of his dreams are related to himself.

That is also a very common phenomenon.

People dream, just like people get hungry if they don't eat, laugh when they're happy, and cry when they're sad. There's nothing more to say about it.

But now, the diary tells him that dreams are actually projections of parallel universes?

Is it the encounter of one's own variant within a parallel universe?

That's a bit ridiculous!

After all, some of Tony's dreams are quite absurd.

For example, him and a group of... cough cough.

Tony simply couldn't believe that his variants would do such absurd and illogical things.

But at the same time.

Tony has had the diary for so long, and he's never missed a single spoiler in it.

So...

Tony carefully reviewed the wording and descriptions in this passage and came to a reasonable conclusion.

I did nothing wrong, and neither did the diary.

Dreams are indeed unconscious activities of the brain, and most dreams are meaningless.

But some of these dreams are projections of ourselves from other parallel universes!

In this way, it makes perfect sense.

Therefore, you don't need to take the dreams you have in the future too seriously.

However, if you actually dream about being chased or killed, you should still pay attention to it.

Playboy knew exactly how to deal with his dreams.

He temporarily put aside those chaotic thoughts and focused his attention back on his diary.

So it seems that the way the corrupted doctor killed his other selves was by pushing them off the building?

Is it really that primitive?

This is completely inconsistent with the fact that the other party is a high mage!

But then again.

The fact that he could push his other self, who was also a great mage, off the building certainly speaks volumes.

Besides that, Dr. Defender?

Without a doubt, this is yet another variation of Doctor Strange.

Moreover, the terms "Defender" and "Avenger" sound similar.

It seems that Doctor Strange from that universe is also a superhero.

There's not much to say about that.

As for the incident of being killed by the Bandaged Monster while protecting Miss America, this was mentioned for the first time in the diary, and Tony naturally had no idea about the specific cause and effect.

But wasn't Miss America constantly being hunted down by the corrupted Wanda?

And now he's being chased by other monsters?

Just how "deadly" are you?

"So this is what dream travel is like?"

"It's like puppetry!"

Nick Fury, standing in front of another diary, suddenly realized the truth.

No wonder, even though Scarlet Witch already has the ability to travel through the multiverse, she still wants to steal that ability from Miss America.

I used to find the braised eggs strange, but now I finally have the answer.

So it turns out that the Dream Travel Technique can't truly allow one to traverse the multiverse; at most, it can only control some puppets within the multiverse.

Although it's very impressive and powerful.

However, compared to Miss America's actual space travel, there is indeed some difference.

Therefore, it's not hard to understand Scarlet Witch's actions of hunting down Miss America across the entire multiverse.

only.

Doctor Strange projected his consciousness onto a corpse?

Goodness, you can do that?

The idea of ​​a zombie doctor is a bit scary!

This "Dark Book" truly lives up to its name as "dark" magic!

[Doctor Zombie, one of the most classic versions of Doctor Strange.]

[Furthermore, the zombie doctor under the Dreamwalking Technique can completely control the power of the undead, making him far more powerful than the zombie doctor in the zombie universe.]

That universe was truly tragic; aside from Spider-Man, the Wasp, and a handful of others, all of humanity had turned into zombies.

They all died horribly.

Zombie Iron Man is beheaded, Zombie Captain America is cut in half at the waist by his own shield, and Zombie Doctor is reduced to a skeleton by ants.

Even the black panther became food for the zombie witch.

That must be every superhero's nightmare.

A zombie universe?

Tony was completely stunned.

Is there such a universe among the many parallel universes in the Marvel universe?

Moreover, Zhou Cheng, the owner of that diary, even used the word "zombie" to name this universe.

This shows that the zombie threat in that universe was already extremely serious.

It might even turn into a global zombie outbreak, like in the Resident Evil movie series!

And soon.

Tony's guess was proven correct: all of humanity in the zombie universe was doomed.

Not only all of humanity, but even superheroes were not spared.

Even Tony wasn't spared!

Captain America, that guy who just swings his shield, is one thing, but what about Tony Stark?

???

That shouldn't be happening!

Playboy expressed some surprise.

Logically speaking, his steel armor should be the biggest nemesis of those zombies!

After all, zombies and the like couldn't break through his Iron Man armor's defenses at all.

In addition, his Iron Man suit can fly and is equipped with so many weapons.

Zombies are nothing to worry about.

Surprisingly, they got infected too? (End of Chapter)