Marvel's female superheroine travels through multiple worlds

I had so much to share with everyone, but when I actually put it down, all my words boiled down to one sentence—thank you!

There's actually a lot more to write about this book, such as the protagonist continuing his adventures in other cinematic universes.

But to be honest... she's already invincible in most cinematic universes, and if I keep writing about her, it'll really become "a max-level boss going back to the newbie village to stomp on noobs".

As for the comic book universe? The power levels there are too exaggerated, so let's not humiliate ourselves by going there (laughs).

So, happy ending! Know when to stop and leave no regrets!

From signing the contract on March 1st to its completion on May 31st, it lasted a full three months, with daily updates of around 10,000 words and no breaks in updates!

Although it was tiring, it felt really good to keep my word!

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About the creative process of this book:

The author is a big fan of Marvel movies, and the cinematic universe, from Iron Man to his final act, has been a part of many people's youth.

Adding personal touches to favorite movie and TV show plots and 'stitching' them together in a reasonable way is a way of doing justice to one's hobby.

I tried my best to use my experience, knowledge, and thoughtful consideration to recreate the unique characteristics of each character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (I think it turned out pretty well, I'll give myself a pat on the back~).

To be honest, it's been more than a decade since my last novel was published on Qidian.

Many writing techniques—such as opening pacing, captivating introductions, foreshadowing and plot resolution (I remember filling in all the plot holes), and plot twists—have become quite rusty.

In addition, a lack of sensitivity to the "toxic aspects" of the current online literature market has led to many pitfalls.

Fortunately, there were no dramatic plot twists, and the overall release was relatively smooth.

Once bitten, twice shy. I'll definitely avoid these pitfalls in my next book and write an even more exciting story!

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Regarding the readers' incredibly imaginative ideas:

Damn, are you all naturally gifted players?

Over the past three months, I've learned a lot from the comments of fellow book lovers.

I have to say, when it comes to imagination, you guys are really something!

A science whiz pointed out a data flaw in the system's design (the author, a complete physics and math idiot, is trembling with fear).

Some story-driven fans have provided in-depth analyses and even offered fantastic new ideas (some of which I actually used!).

Those comments that are insulting and causing trouble, well, we can't see them~

[And to all the godfathers who sent gifts! Your support gives me such energy, I'm getting more and more excited as I write!]

[You've already seen this far~ How about a little ad? (￣▽￣)ゞ]

Although this book wasn't a huge hit, it exceeded my expectations.

Next step, let's keep up the good work!

By the way: I didn't intentionally cut off the chapter~ Mmmmm, absolutely not!

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Why write a story about a character transforming into a monster?

It's purely because I think the incredibly cool and charismatic Superwoman is absolutely awesome! (It's definitely not some weird quirk!)

As for the romance... I admit, I'm really bad at writing romance (bandit-style romance thinking.jpg), so I just let the protagonist be the only one who's strong!

I never intended for the character to have a romance.

Anyway, a strong personal charisma can carry the plot, right? (Although I know you guys would prefer to see a DC super female "technician"... cough cough, those who know, know.)

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Regarding the adjustments to the subsequent world

The original plan was to write a detailed StarCraft storyline, but it was eventually changed to a life simulation format (a shortened version).

There are two reasons:

StarCraft has a long history, a lot of content, and a complex setting. Writing about it in detail would easily make the story too long and deviate from the main storyline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Filling in the gaps left by old books may involve "self-plagiarism" (yes, it's that abandoned book "StarCraft: Immortal Glory" that was abandoned for many years...).

So many years have passed, and my old book friends still haven't forgotten to curse me in the group every day... I'm touched but also ashamed! (Mainly because I can't out-curse them, there are just too many of them...)

Therefore, the detailed plot of StarCraft's sequel, including how to describe StarCraft: Immortal Glory from Lu Yunmeng's third-person perspective, is crucial.

I'll post it directly in the book club group; those who are interested can check it out themselves.

(New readers are welcome too! Although space fiction is a niche genre right now, classics never go out of style!)

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最后

Thank you again to every reader; it is your support that kept me going until the end!

See you in the next book! (The next book will be about Chinese animation—the author has already drafted the outline!)

May 31, 2025