As for Thor and Hulk? There's even less to consider.
Thor, he's the top powerhouse in the entire Universe!
A super tough guy whose physical body can withstand the energy of a neutron star!
Hulk is also a big shot who can pin Thor to the ground and rub him.
Both Thor and Loki have been thoroughly beaten by him!
Hiss!
Seeing this, even Tony Stark couldn't help but gasp.
What the hell, is this real or fake?
A physical body enduring the energy of a neutron star?
This is too exaggerated!
As a top scientist, Tony Stark naturally knew the magnitude of energy contained within a neutron star.
It's terrifying to the extreme!
It was precisely because of this that he was so profoundly stimulated.
Is Thor, that Asgardian, really that formidable?
Is this what a God is?
However.
Previously, Tony Stark had thought Thor was a villain, but now it seems he's also one of the Super Heroes!
And like himself, he's one of the original Avengers.
So it looks like the conflict between himself and Thor was a case of 'no fight, no acquaintance'?
The specific situation couldn't be further analyzed due to insufficient information.
But no matter what.
The fact that he and such a God exist on equal terms speaks volumes.
He, Tony, is still that excellent!
"Who is Hulk again?"
And when Tony Stark's gaze fell upon this name, he was equally profoundly stimulated.
Thor was already so impressive, deemed the top powerhouse in the Universe by Zhou Cheng.
But that Hulk could actually pin Thor to the ground and rub him?
And not only rubbed Thor, but also rubbed Thor's brother Loki?
And Loki isn't Thor's uncle, but his brother?
Of course, it's normal for such relationship rumors to be mistaken; it's not a critical matter.
What's truly critical is that Hulk is a bit too abnormal, isn't he?
When Zhou Cheng described Iron Man, he only said he could go head-to-head with Thor.
But this Hulk, he pins him down and rubs him!
The difference between these two descriptions is actually quite significant.
"Sir, do you remember the 'green monster' disturbance that occurred in New York earlier?"
Jarvis's voice sounded.
At the same time, he projected an image in front of Tony Stark.
It was precisely the scene of Hulk rampaging through the city.
Of course.
This footage is now impossible for ordinary people to find; it has long been sealed and deleted by the Military.
It's not on the internet at all.
But for Jarvis, this was no problem at all.
He found it with ease.
"This green monster..."
Tony Stark's brow furrowed slightly, and he quickly reacted, "If I remember correctly, it was a Military experiment, right? It seems to be General Ross?"
"Yes, sir, General Ross wanted to replicate Captain America's super serum, but it went out of control."
Jarvis provided further explanation.
Tony Stark fell into contemplation.
From its appearance alone, this green monster could indeed be called "Hulk."
But can a perfectly normal human, after a mutation, become a powerhouse capable of crushing a God?
On this point, Tony Stark was noncommittal and unable to judge.
But that green monster is clearly a Beast without sentience!
Can such a person also become an Avenger?
Can he also join a Super Hero organization?
No matter how you look at it, this seems a bit unreasonable, doesn't it?
Of course.
These are all Tony Stark's analyses based on the existing information before him.
What exactly happened cannot be definitively concluded.
Whether Hulk is that green monster, it seems only the diary can provide the answer.
However, Tony Stark waited by the diary for a while, but there was no further movement from it.
It seems this diary entry also ended here.
Tony Stark couldn't help but complain a little.
No beginning and no end, writing whatever came to mind, and then suddenly stopping when it decided to end.
What kind of diary is this?
It's completely a casual jotting.
But after complaining, Tony Stark began to summarize this diary entry.
Frankly speaking.
This diary entry still revealed quite a lot of "substance."
At least Tony Stark further understood the true face of the future World.
He also learned that he would join a Super Hero organization in the future and become teammates with a God.
And he learned his ultimate fate!
And all of this was initiated by that crucial kidnapping!
So how should he treat this kidnapping?
Should he treat it as an ordinary kidnapping incident and use all his means to avoid it?
Or should he open his arms and embrace this important moment of his?
Tony Stark fell into deep thought.
"To hell with the Super Hero era starting with a kidnapping!"
"To hell with the kidnapping transforming me!"
"No matter what era the future holds, I, Tony Stark, will hold a place!"
"No one can mess with Tony Stark!"
And very quickly.
Tony Stark made such a decision.
Still as confident and arrogant as ever.
Although Zhou Cheng repeatedly emphasized the importance of that kidnapping, even linking it to the Super Hero era.
But how could the future be related to a kidnapping?
Whether the kidnapping happens or not, it won't affect the arrival of the Super Hero era.
What Zhou Cheng said was clearly just a time node.
As for him, Tony Stark, undergoing a transformation, that's a joke.
Does he, Tony, need to transform?
Does he need to change?
He wouldn't become Iron Man without the kidnapping?
That's just nonsense!
Becoming Iron Man or whatever is simply because he is Tony Stark, not for any other reason.
And who said Tony Stark absolutely had to become Iron Man?
Even if he doesn't become any 'Man,' he's still unique, the most dazzling guy!
That Zhou Cheng, he underestimates Tony Stark too much!
And so.
As always.
Tony Stark began ordering Jarvis to closely monitor the movements of the Ten Rings Gang.
He intended to completely prevent this kidnapping.
At the same time, he also dedicated a significant amount of energy to investigating the truth behind his parents' deaths.
Of course.
Tony Stark also paid close attention to the diary.
He had already instructed Jarvis to keep an eye on the diary twenty-four hours a day, without interruption.
He was to be notified immediately once it updated.
However, what frustrated Tony Stark was that he overlooked one thing.
The events recorded in the diary are not necessarily all valuable!