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

Not only that.

Ultimate Tony deduced how Hulk would be executed after his identity was exposed.

It was also found that the methods mentioned in the diary were very consistent.

Given the Hulk's formidable fighting prowess and destructive power, the best way to kill him would be to kill Bruce Banner, not the Hulk.

In other words.

We can't be tough on Banner; we have to be gentle.

The method of having Nick Fury personally administer a specially made drug to knock Banner unconscious seems perfectly reasonable no matter how you look at it.

After that, the unconscious Banner would be placed in a specific location, and he would then drop a specially made bomb himself.

They blew Banner up in one fell swoop!

This is indeed the safest and least risky way to kill the Hulk.

So, if the day comes when Hulk's identity is exposed and the government sentences Banner to death, and Nick Fury asks him to carry out this mission again, would he refuse?

Ultimate Tony fell into deep thought.

And the answer was given very quickly: No!

When Banner injected himself with the mixed serum and went on a killing spree in Manhattan, he should have thought about the potential consequences he would face in the future.

Adults must be responsible for their actions!

[And then there's Black Widow, the number one super spy.]

[This Black Widow in this universe is really something else! She's actually a spy infiltrated into S.H.I.E.L.D.!]

[Does Iron Man really think Black Widow is interested in him? He's far too naive.]

Black Widow is here to kill Iron Man; she's after his life and his vast wealth.

If Iron Man hadn't been so skilled, using nanobots to turn the tide, he would have been killed by Black Widow long ago.

Even so, Jarvis, the old butler, died at the hands of Black Widow.

"The Black Widow in this universe is... a villain?"

Tony in the 199999 universe truly didn't know what kind of expression to wear.

Why do everyone in Universe 1610 look so... off?

They all appear to be darker!

Hank is a domestic abuser, Captain America is a henpecked husband, and his other self even attempts to assassinate Banner.

As for Mr. Fantastic Reed, there's no need to mention him; he performed brain surgery on another version of himself.

This can now be called a demon, okay?

Even so, judging from the tone of the diary, these various superhero variants are also superheroes.

But with Black Widow, she simply became a complete villain.

The diary had only just mentioned that another version of himself had proposed to Black Widow, which left Tony somewhat bewildered.

But this turn of events led to an even bigger turning point.

Black Widow is just seducing that other version of herself; her goal is to rob and kill her!

Good guy!

Tony really strained his back badly, almost breaking it.

What kind of magical and crazy development is this?!

Is there even one normal person left in universe 1610?

But did I, in universe 1610, actually master nanotechnology?

It seems that the other self has a slightly different focus from my own research direction.

That's right.

Tony doesn't currently possess nanobot technology, but that simply means he hasn't explored it yet; it doesn't prove anything.

Playboy is actually quite confident; he can easily master this technique whenever he wants.

I am no worse than that other version of myself.

"This must be a joke!"

Ultimate Tony in Universe 1610 was severely provoked.

Wasn't Natasha attracted by his handsome face, irresistible charm, and abundant talent?

Isn't this true love?

Isn't he just like countless other women, falling in love with himself like a moth drawn to a flame?

Despite having experienced this kind of spectacle countless times, with enough women wanting to get into his bed to circle New York City.

But so far, only Natasha has truly touched the heartstrings of Ultimate Tony.

Even Tony the Ultimate felt he had found true love.

But when I looked back, my diary told me that it was all a conspiracy.

Natasha was deceiving herself from beginning to end.

And what about yourself?

He was completely unaware from beginning to end, and was being manipulated by Natasha the whole time.

He was even almost killed by the other side!

Even Jarvis was taken down by the other side!

This is ridiculous, hilarious. Is Tony really that stupid?

Ultimate Tony instinctively scoffed.

However, just a moment later, Ultimate Tony's expression turned serious.

I started to seriously and carefully analyze this spoiler in the diary.

Nanorobots!

Ultimate Tony's attention was quickly drawn to this word.

Why?

Because Ultimate Tony really did plan to give Natasha a set of Iron Man armor as a gift when he proposed to her.

Even the Iron Man armor has been designed and can be produced within a few days.

The system that controls the Iron Man armor is nanobots!

In other words.

If all goes well, Natasha will be injected with nanobots to control her Iron Man armor in a few days.

The nanorobots mentioned in the diary are not unfounded!

There are indeed clues to be found.

Given Ultimate Tony's personality, he will ultimately gain control of these nanobots.

no way.

Ultimate Tony has seen far too many women, even to the point where he proposed to Natasha and felt he had found true love.

However, it's impossible to completely trust someone from the start; one will still maintain a certain level of vigilance and caution.

The nanobots that allowed him to turn the tide in the diary must be these nanobots, right?

Having sorted out his thoughts to this point, Ultimate Tony's expression became increasingly serious.

If he had indeed mentioned proposing to Natasha twenty minutes earlier, there was still a slight possibility that he had leaked the information.

But as for nanobots and such, nobody really knows anything about them.

This is a secret that belongs only to Ultimate Tony!

So, how did the diary know?

Could it be that Zhou Cheng truly knows what the future holds?

Ultimate Tony is increasingly losing his composure.

Poor Hawkeye Barton, his entire family was wiped out by Black Widow.

[They even framed Captain America, causing him to be arrested by S.H.I.E.L.D. just like Thor!]

[So this Loki from our universe is really something else, much more powerful than the Loki from the other universe.]

[Hulk, Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, Hawkeye—most of the Ultimate Team fell victim to his attacks.]

Fortunately, the Ultimate Team performed admirably; Hulk, who was thought to be dead, survived, and Thor transformed into the true God of Thunder at the crucial moment.

Iron Man pulled off a stunning comeback at the crucial moment, while Hawkeye fought his way out and escaped.

Otherwise, S.H.I.E.L.D. would truly be finished, and America would be overthrown by the Allied Forces.

In the 199999 universe, Tony's facial expression became even more interesting.

Did Black Widow kill Hawkeye's family?

Everyone in the Avengers knows that Black Widow and Hawkeye have the best relationship; they are truly sworn brothers.

They are the kind of people who can completely entrust their lives to each other.

In another universe, things actually unfolded in this way?

Hawkeye's entire family was killed, and they even framed Captain America for it!

That other Black Widow is simply a devil!

This involves killing Hawkeye and framing Captain America, and as mentioned earlier, they even planned to kill him, including his butler...

This isn't just a devil, it's a super demon king!

So what exactly is the Black Widow in the 1610 universe?

Could it be that the other party did not escape the Red Room like in their own universe?

Is the other party in Universe 1610, or is he an assassin from the Red Room?

The diary mentions that Black Widow is an undercover agent for the Ultimate Team, which means that Black Widow must have an affiliated force behind her. Could it be the Red Room?

Tony naturally made that assumption.

Of course, this discussion concerns the issue of Black Widow's identity.

However, the series of actions taken by the other side against Iron Man and Hawkeye were clearly a step by Loki to divide the Ultimate Team.

This gave the Playboy an increasingly strange feeling.

Black Widow has become a pawn in Loki's hands, or rather, a puppet.

But what about in one's own universe?

Or rather, in his own universe, Loki, the progenitor of all schemes and tricks, was intellectually outmatched by Black Widow.

This was mentioned in the diary!

However, in universe 1610, it is completely the opposite.

Looking at Loki's "achievements" in this universe, well, Tony has to agree with the diary's account.

This is indeed much more powerful than Loki in his own universe.

"This...this is me from another universe?"

Black Widow was completely stunned and dumbfounded.

You must be joking.

Why does my other self in another universe look like this?

That's absolutely scum!

Actually, Black Widow could accept the fact that the other party was targeting Tony and Hawkeye; she didn't think it was a big deal.

After all, they're spies; it's just a matter of different perspectives.

You know, back when she was in the Red House, didn't she actually clash with Patton?

In fact, if it weren't for that one encounter, my life wouldn't have changed so drastically.

But what did that other version of myself do?

He killed Iron Man's butler and Hawkeye's entire family!

Black Widow refused to believe that someone like a housekeeper or someone else's family member would be her target.

The other party is completely indiscriminately killing innocent people; he is a cold-blooded, bloodthirsty, and perverted killer!

This is what truly bothers Black Widow.

Meanwhile, the ultimate Tony in Universe 1610 looked even more serious.

Has the situation really gotten this serious?

Following Hulk, Thor, and himself, will Captain America and Hawkeye Barton also fall victim to this horrific attack?

So what about Huang Feng's daughter?

What about Quicksilver and Wanda?

Judging from the tone of the diary, Loki clearly intends to target the entire Ultimate Team. He probably won't let the others off the hook, right?

Loki?

This is the brother of the god Thor often talks about.

So, after all this time, it actually exists?

If that's the case, then why would the other side target the Ultimate Team?

Loki is a god, he shouldn't have any grudges against the Ultimate Team.

"Wait a moment!"

As these questions flashed through his mind, Ultimate Tony keenly noticed a key element: the Allied Team.

What the hell is this?

Judging from the diary, this so-called united team was also Loki's doing.

Furthermore, is the enemy's purpose in dividing and disintegrating the Ultimate Team actually to dismantle S.H.I.E.L.D. and overthrow America?

This left Tony even more baffled. Why would Loki do this?

And who exactly is this so-called joint team?

However, this universe's Nick Fury seems considerably inferior to the one from the other universe; he gets fooled by Loki every time.

[Sending the Ultimate Team to capture Thor, personally leading a team to capture Captain America, and personally taking down the Hulk—that's some serious "coordination."]

[The key issue is that he lacks ability; he's far more cunning than the neighbor's scoundrel, and he schemes against even his own people.]

If it weren't for his scheming against Reed, would it have led to the deaths of millions of people worldwide, including the Supreme High School team? The world might even have been nearly destroyed.

[You should know that when the president was dealing with the mutant threat, he ordered Nick Fury to assemble a team to secretly research super soldiers, and Reed's father was one of the original members of the super-soldier team!]

[Hank and Banner were also among the earliest followers of Ludan.]

[And the result? One was kicked out as soon as their reputation was ruined, and the other was wiped out as soon as they got into trouble!]

Nick Fury in the 199999 universe just feels like he's been screwed over.

Through the examples of the previous superheroes, Lu Dan has been able to discern some of the styles from the other universe.

Simply put, the diary description is quite accurate; they are all somewhat "weird".

In this situation, it would be a lie to say that Lu Dan wasn't curious about what that other self was like.

Of course, like the other diary holders, Lu Dan was curious but also had some worries.

What if your counterpart from another universe does something bizarre? Wouldn't that be equivalent to public execution?

Just like the Black Widow before her.

It's certain that Black Widow, sitting in front of the other diary, is feeling extremely uncomfortable.

To Lu Dan's surprise, his counterpart in that other universe looked even more like a scumbag than Black Widow.

Moreover, he's an incompetent scumbag who only knows how to scheme and plot, and has absolutely no class.

So Loki's scheme was so brilliant, so flawless?

How could he allow another version of himself to repeatedly harm his own teammates?

Where did the professional ethics of a top agent and a king of spies go?

Were they all eaten by the dogs?

How can you believe something as absurd as Captain America killing an entire family?

What a joke!

And whatever the reason, how the hell are you going to lead a team after repeatedly sabotaging your own team members?

How can he continue to work in S.H.I.E.L.D.?

What a piece of trash! (End of Chapter)