I'm making the Marvel Spider-Man in American comics.

The Beyonder's reaction was the same as before when it split itself; it neither accepted nor rejected the answer. A part of it chose to accept the answer, and so this part separated from the Beyonder in front of it again and merged with the Hero Beyonder.

The one who surpassed others also felt that this answer was illogical, refused to accept it, and chose to self-destruct.

A deafening explosion created everything in the void, and the Beyonder broke through the void, returning to reality. He then raised his hand, appearing before Peter and pressing his hand against Peter's face. But Peter seamlessly switched into the hero Beyonder, who smiled and grabbed the Beyonder's outstretched hand, throwing him away.

In an instant, the Beyonder traversed countless universes, and the stories that had unfolded in these universes appeared in his mind. Then, Peter replaced his doppelganger, and with a wave of his hand, each universe transformed into a standalone comic book. He casually picked one out and began to read.

"Some stories are good, some aren't, but what always captivates people is the story itself, and the characters within it. What do you think is the most important element of a story?"

Peter closed a comic book as he spoke, and then a comic book opened in front of the Beyonder.

"Should we delve into whether the plot is logical, what metaphors it contains, and whether it's reasonable for the character to become a hero or villain? How many details are there in the visuals? Or should we try to understand the emotions the story is trying to convey, comprehend its overall plot, and what kind of story it tells?"

The Beyonder just watched the pages of the comic book turn by page. For a moment, he felt that Spider-Man was right, but then he realized that this was not the answer he was looking for.

He was still stubbornly insisting that Peter was wrong; after all, Peter was a transcendent being, he…

Loki, lurking in the shadows, smiled as he completed his most brilliant stroke.

The Beyonder suddenly realized something was amiss. He looked at Peter; since he started fighting his own doppelganger, his doppelganger hadn't said a word, while Spider-Man had been talking to him a lot.

Of course, that's not a big deal, since what Spider-Man said is exactly what his doppelganger wanted to say. You could even say the other way around, the part of him that believes Spider-Man is right split off into his doppelganger.

In other words, part of the Beyonder's self-perception is that beings like Spider-Man are the true heroes.

So, Loki added a little something extra.

Even Peter was surprised by the changes in his body, as the effects of both the Living Abyss and the Mysterious Force were rapidly fading. He seemed to have entered a state similar to Doom's; the power of those Beyonders, after passing through the two containers of Doom and Molecule Man, had become part of Peter's power once again.

There is only one difference.

The Transcendent believes that this is what a Transcendent should be like to become a hero.

"It's... I don't know how to describe this power. I've encountered too many powerful forces, and I'm starting to feel numb."

As Peter spoke, he raised his hand and continued to restore everything. The fragments of the Battle Realm returned to their normal fate, which was to perish in their predetermined end. As for those who had participated in the secret war, they were sent away directly—they would remember that they had participated in a secret war, but they would not be able to recall the specific details.

Those who died in the Secret Wars were resurrected because they needed to continue their stories. Dying here was not part of their destiny, and Peter originally intended to use this power to deal with the Successors and Shasla, but he stopped because the Beyonders were watching from the sidelines.

So Peter chose to restore everything to the state where the Superiors did not wage secret war, and nothing more.

Then, he looked at the Beyonder and could feel that the Beyonder's recognition of him was increasing, and his own power as the Beyonder Spider-Man was also constantly improving.

The Beyonder simply looked at Peter and finally posed a question: "If that's the case, doesn't the Secret War mean absolutely nothing? No one remembers what happened, there were no casualties, it's all meaningless?"

"If the Secret Wars is a story, and its ending is like this, it doesn't mean that its process was also meaningless."

Peter answered the Beyonder's questions, then began repairing the multiverse itself, which had been damaged by Secret Wars II: "Using this immense power must be incredibly troublesome. Doom possesses this power, yet he just sits there daydreaming. You possess this power, yet for the sake of an answer, you've changed the fates of countless people. With great power comes great responsibility, but you're completely unaware of the consequences of the power you wield."

"It's time to face it, Transcender."

"but……"

"Of course, if you're unwilling to face it, then I also know a little bit of martial arts!"

The Beyonder was about to refute, but Peter, annoyed by the children, delivered a blow to another level of reality, sending the Beyonder into a world filled with flames and the smell of sulfur, only to pull him back in an instant.

Having been punched, the Beyonder seemed to have grasped the key point and immediately began to organize a counterattack. He first modified the rules of gravity in reality, and seeing that Spider-Man had not yet used his latest powers to change his situation, he directly restored the rules of gravity to their original state. As a result, Peter and everything around him were sent into the singularity.

Subsequently, the Beyonder, wielding the singularity, triggered a cosmic explosion and began searching for Peter after the explosion, determined not to give him a chance to recover. However, he simply failed to find him.

He only snapped back to reality when he sensed Peter right behind him. Peter then recounted the story and ending of this new universe, a universe that would develop its own narrative, with its own heroes and villains. Peter couldn't help but remark, "Just another hero-villain story. The plot is still so formulaic, isn't it?"

The Beyonder was stunned by what he saw, while Peter charged forward with all his might. Caught off guard, the Beyonder was hit by Peter again. However, this time they did not transcend time and space, but instead did their best to travel to other dimensions. The Beyonder was still in the same place, but was sent flying by a punch. After regaining his footing, the Beyonder looked around and felt that he had never felt so helpless before.

All around him were a multitude of similar yet completely different stories, belonging to different universes. The Beyonder silently observed these stories, seemingly agreeing with Peter's answer to some extent.