I, the Bully Spider-Man, will destroy Marvel!

"The 666th Earth, almost there! Just a few hundred more Earths and the Spider Web Universe will be complete, reaching my final destination!"

After Toby absorbed the last Earth that had joined the Spider Nest Project agreement into his Spider Web universe, he stood on the original site of this now-empty Earth, took a deep breath, rubbed his stomach, and felt a little full.

After absorbing 666 Earths in succession, the spider web universe within his body was now mostly occupied.

Only the outermost rings of the largest spider web connecting to Earth remain.

In every remaining loop of the spider web, at every node, there exists a blue planet.

At the same time, Toby could also sense that within these concentric rings of Earth connected to the Spider Web universe, a strange power was emanating from each node of Earth.

This spiderweb-like universe created by Toby is full of vitality because of these Earths, and the biggest beneficiary is naturally Toby himself.

Toby felt he was getting closer to the next level, the omnipotent universe level!

As mentioned before, Toby always does things with the goal of maximizing profits.

Even if he does something good, changes some bad things, and saves some lives, he will still benefit from it.

It's either about material gain or about winning over someone with potential. And this time, his act of taking each Earth into his body and protecting so many of them couldn't possibly be due to Toby's simple act of kindness.

He's the villainous Spider-Man, not the saintly Spider-Man.

On the contrary, Toby was actually planning to take advantage of the situation.

Take advantage of this catastrophe that affects the entire multiverse to collect fragments of the rules of this multiverse!

Use fragments of the rules of the multiverse to break through the omnipotent universe-level limitations that are almost impossible to overcome in this multiverse!

But Toby actually had a misconception before.

He therefore believed that the Infinity Stones in each universe were manifestations of the rules of that universe.

But after participating in this multiverse collision event, Toby suddenly discovers that it's not like that at all.

Or rather, not entirely correct.

The Infinity Stones in each universe truly represent the manifestation of the rules of that single universe.

But it cannot represent the entire multiverse.

Because the Infinity Stones aren't actually that rare in the entire multiverse. In fact, some special items and even organizations can counteract the Infinity Stones, which are manifestations of rules.

For example, in the game, Gamora even created the Infinity Stone Crusher, a device capable of destroying Infinity Stones.

For example, TVA can even nullify Infinity Stones; any employee could have a drawer full of them!

Even if some universes lose the Infinity Stones, such as the Divine Timeline, it actually has no impact on the universe as a whole.

Therefore, in terms of the entire multiverse, the power that truly connects all parallel universes to form a multiverse is not the seemingly omnipotent Infinity Stones, but rather something inconspicuous.

That is... Earth.

That's right, Earth itself in every universe is actually the connecting point of the multiverse!

It is also the most unique existence in every universe!

Therefore, the core of countless major events will unconsciously converge on Earth.

For example, two of the three great forces of the universe, the Chaos Force and the Phoenix Force, both appeared on Earth.

For example, in the vast universe, there are only six Infinity Stones, and four of them have caused a sensation on Earth.

The remaining two were also taken to Earth by Thanos to snap his fingers. Furthermore, while life-bearing planets are countless in the universe, the Celestials specifically chose to plant the Tiam Celestial Seed as the successor to Aristem on Earth in various parallel universes.

All these seemingly coincidental signs indicate that Earth in the Marvel Universe is anything but simple.

After speaking with Thiam, Toby became even more certain of this idea.

The reason Arithm chose Earth, rather than any other planet, as the birthplace of his successor is that if Thiam were born on Earth, he would have innately possessed a portion of the power of the multiverse's rules.

This allowed Thiam to quickly rise to the multi-level after his birth!

So, after Toby communicated with Thiam, he was actually researching how the Celestials could obtain the special power of Earth's rules by giving birth to new gods.

Can he do it?

So Toby had already secretly tried putting Earth into his Spiderweb universe to see how it would go.

But he soon discovered a problem.

That is, taking the Earth into one's own body and using the Earth's special rules and powers for one's own use is indeed a feasible and effective method.

However, not all Earths are feasible and effective when placed into their own spiderweb universe.

For example, without anyone's knowledge, he secretly absorbed the Earth of his own universe into his own spider web universe once. He then successfully received the power of the rules from his own universe's Earth.

But when he went to Earth in the neighboring Avengers universe and secretly absorbed that Earth into his Web Universe without anyone knowing, he didn't receive any bonuses.

Later, he learned the difference between the two universes of Earth by sensing the difference through his mental power.

That is the Earth in my own universe. Under my long-term management, the people on Earth have come to trust me very much, almost unconditionally.

After all, those who didn't believe in it no longer exist.

But the Avengers universe is different. He hasn't been there many times, and let alone how many people there believe in him, many don't even recognize him.

So Toby came to a conclusion.

That is, in order to make the power of Earth's rules work for oneself, in addition to putting it into the Spider Web Universe, there is another prerequisite.

That is, most people on Earth who are included in the Spider Web Universe must believe in themselves and voluntarily join their Spider Web Universe.

Otherwise, you won't get the bonus either.

unless.....

He killed every single person on Earth, leaving only the planet devoid of its own will. But Toby was a bully, not a tyrant, so naturally he wouldn't have slaughtered Earth after Earth without a reason.

That's why he came up with the Spider Nest Project, which was disguised as a shelter.

He wants all Earths to "voluntarily" join his spiderweb universe and accept his rule.

Therefore, this multiverse collision event is not actually a completely bad thing for Toby himself, but rather a mixed blessing.