American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"Please wait a moment!" Friday's voice rang out.

"It's okay if it doesn't work out, I just..."

"Model rendering complete, modeling successful!" But Tony Stark's words were only halfway through when the model was successfully created.

Tony Stark was completely stunned.

Time travel is actually possible!

This short clip vividly portrays how Tony Stark overcame the crucial challenge of time travel.

This perfectly showcases Tony Stark's academic genius nature.

The Möbius strip, the spectral decomposition, and so on sounded convoluted and profound. Since Dr. Banner wasn't here, not a single person in front of the screen understood it.

Everyone only vaguely knew that Tony Stark had succeeded!

They couldn't understand how Tony Stark succeeded; all they had to do was cheer for him.

on the screen.

Tony Stark suddenly swayed and plopped down in a chair, yelling, "Shit!"

"shit!"

At that moment, another voice rang out. It was Tony Stark's daughter, Morgan, who had come out at some point and sat down to the side.

"Why are you up? Little girl?" Tony Stark said with obvious affection.

"Shit!"

"No, we can't say that word. Only Mom can say that word. She created it, and only she can say it."

Why aren't you asleep yet?

"Because I have important things to do!"

After talking for a while, Tony Stark carried Morgan to the bedroom and covered her with a blanket.

“Tell me a story.” Morgan, like any little child, begged Tony Stark to tell her a bedtime story.

“Once upon a time… Morgana went to bed, and the story was over.” Tony Stark immediately began telling his daughter a vivid, interesting, and deeply moving story.

Everyone watching on screen was speechless.

It can only be said that Tony Stark truly lives up to his name; even his methods of educating his daughters are so refreshing, unconventional, and unique.

Only Tony Stark could probably tell bedtime stories like this.

"This story is absolutely terrible," even Morgan couldn't help but complain.

“Please, this is your favorite story,” Tony Stark retorted.

“I love you so much!” Then Tony Stark gave Morgan a light kiss on the head.

"I love you three thousand times!" Morgan said to Tony Stark.

"Wow, three thousand times, that's a lot." Tony Stark walked away satisfied.

Pushing open the door, Tony Stark saw Pepper reading a book. He began to boast, "Although this isn't a competition, she loves me three thousand times, while you'd probably be somewhere between six hundred and nine hundred, right?"

Little Chili couldn't help but laugh.

"What are you looking at?" Tony Stark asked absentmindedly again.

"A book about gaining weight," Little Chili replied casually while reading.

What are some new tips for gaining weight?

"Interesting science..."

"I've figured it out!" Tony Stark suddenly interrupted Pepper, his face serious.

"Are we talking about the same thing?" Chili asked, puzzled.

"Time travel!" Tony Stark said emphatically.

Chapter 299 Strange: It's better not to be Doctor Strange.

Next.

The camera on the screen switched again.

Inside a laboratory, Dr. Banner, Captain America, Black Widow, and Scott Lang were conducting an experiment on time travel.

"OK! Get ready, time travel test 1!"

Dr. Banner's voice rang out first, "Scott, start... that thing in the car."

Scott Lang, already dressed in the Ant-Man suit, walked to the van and yanked the door open.

It's clear that this van is the one Scott Lang just returned from the quantum realm and was "abandoned" in the junkyard.

After the car door opened, a small tunnel appeared in front of everyone.

It was a miniature version of the large quantum tunnel that Hankpym created to rescue Janet.

"The circuit breaker is installed." Captain America walked over from the other side at that moment. "The emergency generator is in place."

“Very good, because if we burn out the power grid, I don’t want to leave Little One behind in the 1950s,” Dr. Banner said with satisfaction.

Once everything is ready, the experiment will officially begin.

“Scott, we’re going to send you back a week ago, you’ll stay there for an hour, and then we’ll bring you back in ten seconds.”

Dr. Banner said.

Then the machine was started.

Swish!

Scott Lang was suddenly sucked into the tunnel and disappeared.

"Three-second countdown, three, two, one!" Dr. Banner pressed the button again.

Swish!

The vanished Scott Lang was instantly "spit out" by the tunnel, but what was spat out was an eight or nine-year-old boy.

"Everyone, something feels really wrong!" "Young Scott Lang" said, looking completely bewildered.

Dr. Banner hurriedly performed the operation once again.

however……

This time, the one who was vomited out was an old man in his eighties or nineties!

the third time.

It's a baby who can't even speak!

Everyone watching on screen was utterly speechless. It has to be said that the experiment was incredibly convoluted and full of twists and turns.

In just a few minutes, Scott Lang went through a person's entire life, from infancy to adolescence to old age.

They've completely messed things up with Dr. Banner and his gang.

"This is terrifying, this is absolutely terrifying!"

Peter Parker looked terrified and shook his head repeatedly. "What if Mr. Scott can never turn back?"

“In my opinion, this is a good thing, a really good thing!” Tony Stark shrugged. “Not everyone gets the chance to start over. If you really become a child again, that would be pretty good.”

“It seems this is the consequence of lacking the time-space positioning device,” Strange said.

Without that locator, it's impossible to fix a point in time within the quantum realm, so it's possible for something to appear at any point in time.

That's the state that Scott Lang demonstrated.

on the screen.

The experiment was a complete failure.

Captain America walked out dejectedly, intending to get some fresh air.

But at that moment, a luxury car suddenly drove in and stopped in front of Captain America.

The car door opened, and a familiar figure stepped out of the car—it was Tony Stark.

"Why the long face? Let me guess, has he turned into a baby?" Tony Stark, ever the shrewd strategist, guessed it right away.

"That's not all. What brings you here?" Captain America asked.

“It’s the Apollo paradox,” Tony Stark said seriously to Captain America. “You didn’t make Lang flow in time, but instead made time flow through Lang. This is very difficult and dangerous. Someone should have reminded you.”

"You reminded me."

“Really? Luckily I came. Anyway, I’ve got it sorted out.” Tony Stark said, pulling out something that looked like a watch. “A perfectly functional time-space locator.”

A smile couldn't help but appear on Captain America's face.

"All I want is peace! I've learned that resentment can corrupt the soul, and I hate it."

"Me too!"

Clearly, what Tony Stark and Captain America are talking about here must be the break between them caused by the revelation that the Winter Soldier killed Iron Man's parents.

However, due to the nature of the question-and-answer system, this has never actually happened in reality.

“We have a chance to get the gem, but I have to tell you what I value most.”

on the screen.

Tony Stark continued speaking to Captain America with a serious expression.

"To find what we've lost? I hope I can keep what I have now? I must, at all costs! Perhaps it won't be so bad if I don't have to die for it, that would be best."

“Sounds good.” Captain America extended his hand to Tony Stark.

The two shook hands firmly.

The image froze at that moment.

"This footage reminds us that time travel is an extremely dangerous thing. Never try it without having sufficient and mature technology. This is the biggest lesson I've learned!"