Secret Wars can be called one of the most important events in the history of Marvel events, because it is it that completely reshaped the Marvel Universe and created a new and completely different today.

In the past, no matter how big the crisis, superheroes could always save the day, but in this big event, it was surprising that the heroes did almost nothing, perhaps because their opponents were too strong.

Schiller didn't know whether the Beyond Protoss's move to drop the molecular man this time was paving the way for a real move in the future, or whether he immediately planned to use all his strength to destroy the universe, but he knew that this was probably the most formidable opponent he had encountered in the Marvel Universe.

In the initial setting, the ability of the transcendent is a bit like the early superman, focusing on a wish to come true, as long as he wants to have the ability, he can have it, and there is no morality, and the most important thing is that there is no morality.

Because there is no morality and no concern, so you can have no scruples, Schiller used to compete with the moral bottom line, or the means of using what he cares about to dominate him does not work, and now the only thing that can fight is who is crazier.

In the past, Schiller's behavior seemed crazy, but in fact, every link was carefully designed, but in fact, if you really want to achieve extreme crazy results, then it will inevitably lead to some links that exceed expectations, which may bring losses.

No one in this world can achieve a complete positive return on every plan, and Schiller used to try to get closer to this effect, that is, to use a main line and multiple branches of the huge plan to achieve different goals, and try to achieve multiple wins.

But this idea cannot be used when dealing with the transcendent gods, and sometimes sacrifice and renunciation are necessary, and even losses are acceptable.

But there is a problem that Schiller has no morality, which does not mean that the superheroes who watch what he does are not moral, even if they know in their hearts that Schiller is thinking about the overall situation, but their sense of morality will make them feel sorry for the victims.

Schiller had put a lot of effort into polishing these figures, and if they were damaged by the guilt knife, it would be worth the loss, so Schiller had to make some extra preparations, such as preparing a few black pots, and if necessary, immediately buckle them to someone's head.

When he learned from Ultron that Iron Man and Spider-Man in the main universe could not successfully build the cosmic engine that propelled the universe due to insufficient computing power, Schiller knew that it would be difficult for normal means to obtain enough computing power in such a short period of time.

Schiller knew it wasn't his forte, but he could find someone who was good at it — he went to find the ultimate Iron Man, commonly known as the White Can.

The ultimate Iron Man is actually the Iron Man of the main universe, but he was reversed in the Axis of Good and Evil event, from a hero to a narcissistic profiteer, but he has no morality, and most importantly, no morality.

The white jar is a possibility for the future of the main universe, so it naturally exists in the possibility universe generated by different branches of choice, and Schiller used the authority of the Time Authority to drag him out and replace the Iron Man of the main universe, allowing him to find a way to solve the problem in front of him by himself.

It's not that Schiller doesn't want to do it himself, the key is that he has to do something more important, that is, to go to the universe to find the unlucky guy with the black pot.

Schiller's first thought was not Infinite Ultron, but the blackened Doctor Strange who had gone around the DC Universe in Barry's mind before, the Strange who kept going to other universes to devour Doctor Strange through the Dark Divine Book.

He's a standard villain, and he's not surprised if he's doing anything bad, and he's even more hated because he's an evil version of the Supreme Mage that everyone is familiar with, so he's the best choice for the cauldron.

Schiller will bring Hallie and Barry to this universe, and say that they are the key, because the blackened Doctor Strange once went to Barry's brain, and after Barry awakened the speed force and obtained some dark energy, he also awakened his sensitivity to mysterious powers.

Barry was able to distinguish the breath of the uninvited guest in his mind for the first time, and for Schiller, this would allow him to find the blackened Doctor Strange who was hunted down and hid by the Ancient One.

When he found Dr. Blackened Strange, Schiller discovered a surprise that Doctor Blackened Strange was actually connected to Infinite Ultron.

Schiller speculated that this may be due to the fact that the Ancient One chased the blackened Doctor Strange too closely, and the blackened Doctor Strange jumped over the wall in a hurry, intensified his efforts to search for other Strange and devoured their power for self-preservation, and in the process found the universe where Infinite Ultron was located.

Or more likely, the blackened Doctor Strange was caught by Infinite Ultron while eating the brains of Strange in this universe.

The two of them hit it off, Infinite Ultron had just realized the existence of the observer, discovered that there was a universe beyond the universe, and planned to embark on a journey of destruction of the multiverse, but there was no guidance for some goals, and there was no formal path.

Blackened Doctor Strange needs to go to more cosmic devouring power and needs to hide himself, but he doesn't have enough power, and he is too afraid of the Ancient One.

In this way, the two parties reached a deal, and the blackened Doctor Strange used the sleepwalking ability brought by the Dark God Book to show Infinite Ultron the way to the multiverse, while Infinite Ultron took him to other universes to devour power, seemingly perfectly complementary.

But unfortunately, the praying mantis catches cicadas, the weasel is behind, and Schiller has been listening to the probe for a long time.

As soon as he heard the evil plan of the two, Schiller simply applauded, if such a well-thought-out plan was not successful, how could Schiller not help?

However, the matter of deducting the black pot is also a bit exquisite, and it is not possible to rely on the slander of a person with a red mouth and white teeth, and what is important is to grasp the current situation with a person's physical evidence.

And the method taken by Schiller is the one that was finally recognized by Venom, that is, the most classic tanuki for the prince.

When Loki and Helen returned from the Time Authority, they took a lot of Infinity Stones, and although they couldn't be used when they came out of their own universe, they looked exactly like the real gems, and they couldn't tell if they were real or fake when they were set in their gloves.

Schiller saw the appearance of Infinite Ultron, so he asked his housekeeper Ultron to dress exactly like Infinite Ultron, wearing a pair of Infinite Stones gloves to swagger through the market, not doing good things, this is to create public anger.

At this time, Bai Can, who has no moral bottom line, came up with the best way to steal computing power, that is, to create a miniature nanorobot virus to invade human brains and steal computing power that they don't use.

Ultimate Iron Man's suit is made of symbiotes, from the symbiote samples he found on Earth, and all the symbiote offspring on Earth actually come from Venom, so in fact, his armor is also the descendant factor of Venom.

White Can uses the same principle to transform the same venom descendant factors into zombie viruses, while Ultron comes to the zombie universe with a ball carrying the zombie virus, and Magneto releases the virus.

It happened that the observer of this universe saw the appearance of Ultron, Ultron was originally Ultron, and the Infinity Stones were also Infinity Stones, and there was no difference from the essence to the appearance to the external equipment, and the observer took a look at it and thought that Ultron was the Infinite Ultron.

In this way, the confessions of the observer of the Infinite Ultron birth universe and the observer of the zombie universe match, which is the perfect human witness.

The real Infinite Ultron and the Dark Book Strange were not idle, they chose a few universes as a foothold for the army, but Black Strange was more cautious, he believed that he had to eliminate the fierce enemies in each universe first, in case someone rushed out to sinister him while he was feasting.

Blackened Strange is able to use the Dark Book to fall asleep, his sleepwalking skills are able to unknowingly control people's minds, and Infinite Ultron can also use this power to hack electronic devices.

And in the universe where Hank Pym is vengeful, it is not unreasonable for Jarvis to conclude that it was another Jarvis who shocked him, and that in the universe of infinite Ultron, Infinite Ultron is Vision, and his creator is Stark.

At that time, Schiller was on an adventure with Stark in the zombie universe, but at that time Schiller didn't know that this was actually a way to steal computing power from a white can, and he thought it was a normal comic book plot.

Schiller brought Stark there for one purpose, and of course for that purpose, he had a super cool plan, but first of all, Stark couldn't know that a looping closed universe was the best place to go.

But he locked Stark up, but he couldn't close himself, and he had to reconcile with his butler Ultron and supervise the progress of the plan in real time, so he began to discuss the theory of radio ghosts with Stark.

Schiller is not interested in ghosts at all, he is interested in radio waves, but if he doesn't ask Stark to build him a cage that can imprison ghosts with electric waves on the grounds of gluttony and hunger, then how can he use radio waves to communicate with Ultron?

The cage Stark had built appeared to be a predatory trap, but it was actually Ultron's brainwave transmitter to Schiller.

Just when Stark built the cage and Ultron told Schiller about the nature of the zombie virus and the two unlucky guys doing something outside, Schiller realized that this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to detain the black pot, so after the matter in the zombie world was resolved, he pulled Stark to the observer of the zombie universe to ask for a confession.

Sure enough, the observer thought that Ultron, who threw the virus in the zombie universe, and Infinite Ultron, who killed in a certain universe, were the same Ultron, and the confession was matched.

The next step is, of course, to find the murderer, Schiller knows which universe Infinite Ultron and Blackened Strange are in, but in order to make everyone see more evidence of the crime, he has to arrange a trip to collect evidence.

As a result, Stephen Strange, who had just returned to the Marvel Universe from DC for a few days, became a fake blackened Doctor Strange again, constantly leaving traces of his power in various universes, so as to lure Stark to use his energy search device to come to the universe that was plagued by the blackened Doctor Strange and strengthen the sense of existence of physical evidence.

The blackened Doctor Strange was chased by the ancient one, how could he pee in every universe in a big way? Isn't this waiting for the Ancient One to come to the door?

But it can't stand that Strange is also Doctor Strange, the energy used by the two of them is of the same origin, and the soul breath is exactly the same, Stark didn't expect that there would be a real or false Monkey King, he only believed in the machine he had built.

In this way, everyone was led around the universe by the two six-eared macaques that Schiller had made, which further deepened their impression that the two masterminds behind the scenes did not do good things.

Eventually, the Star-Swallowing Engine flies to the end, and the crazy journey comes to an end, and as with every detective story, there is always an obvious answer at the end.

The murderer of the observer's confession, Infinite Ultron, and the blackened Doctor Strange, the user of the purple energy they saw with their own eyes, appeared in front of everyone in a vicious villain posture.

And all the madness that people see on this journey is nothing more than drops of water splashed out of the wave of the plan of the biggest madman, Schiller.

He only won one game in his heart, because the greatest madness never lies in the huge devastating result, but in the conception of each step of the way, there is arrogance for what is expected to be good, and greed for the best of both worlds.

I'm so tired that I won't be so big anymore