Finally, this "Years of Being a Superhero at Marvel" is finally over.

I remember uploading my first chapter on October 1st, 2016, and I never realized that someone I had written would want to read it and be able to support their families.

Thanks to the companionship of book friends for more than two years, this book has ushered in its own finale.

I first wrote this book because of my love for Marvel. I love Marvel movies and comics, starting with the first Iron Man in '08, Marvel movies have been the decade of my life. In the ten years from the age of 20 to the age of 30, people also evolved from childhood to even more childishness.

Ten years of Marvel, April 24 Avengers IV was released, and I watched the premiere. Actually, I want to say that I am one of the screenwriters of Avengers IV, do you believe me?

Well, it doesn't really matter. The important thing is that the decade of Marvel has come to an end. The next cycle will also begin, so let's keep looking forward to it.

This book has written more than 4 million words in two years, from the beginning of the youth to the slow maturity, I have worked hard, and the book friends are also very encouraging. Originally, I was only going to write more than one million words, and it became a large book of 4.39 million words.

I love the world of superheroes because there are endless possibilities in the world of superheroes.

I love it, because it unleashes all your imagination. There is no need to be constrained by the picture effect of the film, and there is no need to be constrained by funding. As long as there are endless ideas in the head, then they can be expressed.

This is what I imagined a heroic world to look like.

Superheroes are never called superheroes because of how many bad things they have defeated. They are leading the way in changing the world, better technology, better welfare, better education, better health care, and so on.

Every superhero has their own unique charm, and I could possibly portray them in a book.

It's not those heroes who don't know pain and don't know how to shed tears, they are just a group of heroes who excel in some aspects, shoulder responsibilities that others can't and don't want to take, and do things that ordinary people can't and don't want to do.

After all, they are still a group of ordinary people, so there are no invincible superheroes in my book, no one is invincible.

Everyone has their own joys, sorrows, and quirks.

Laugh when you're happy, cry when you're sad.

This is the world of superheroes and superheroes as I understand it.

I'm a little confused at this point.

But no matter what, I would like to thank you for being able to go to the end with this book.

The book is over, and maybe the ending is not perfect. But leave a little thought, let the superheroes of that world live in their own world, and let them continue to live their joys and sorrows.

Well, that's it.

Thank you.

In addition, cheekily push my other book "The Days of Opening a Restaurant on an Abnormal Earth". The book is almost 120,000 words. Book lovers who haven't read it can take a look.

Finally, thank you.