"Wha! T! F!"
"Watching a movie and actually transmigrating into the Marvel Universe?!"
Michael looked at the intense battle between the two exoskeletons, one large and one small, in the distance, feeling utterly incredulous!
Anyone who had seen "Iron Man 1" would undoubtedly understand why Michael knew he had come to the Marvel World.
The famous Mark II and iron monger, especially Tony Stark's incredibly flashy Iron Man paint job—anyone with even a slight understanding of the Marvel Universe would know who was operating these two mechs.
Instead of trying to get acquainted like other transmigration novel protagonists, after his mind cleared and he assessed the World he was in, Michael immediately pulled up the hood of his hoodie, covering most of his face, and blended into the chaotic crowd, moving away from Stark Tower.
Regardless of whether he had a Golden Finger or whether his 'stowaway' status had been sensed by the Sorcerer Supreme, Ancient One.
Michael knew that, according to the plot, the iron monger, also known as Obadiah, Tony Stark's uncle and the famous villain in "Iron Man 1," would eventually be instantly incinerated by Pepper, under Iron Man's command, by overloading the large Arc Reactor at the base of Stark Tower.
That towering energy pillar, comparable to a nuclear explosion, would not only incinerate the iron monger but would also melt most of Tony Stark's later Mark Armor series into molten iron, or even instantly vaporize them!
Michael didn't dare to bet that this energy pillar would still only shoot skyward as in the movie. If it unexpectedly exploded, wouldn't everyone within several kilometers be unable to survive?
Although Michael subconsciously believed this shouldn't happen—after all, would Marvel still be Marvel without Iron Man?
But he had already transmigrated, and in such a bizarre way as watching a movie. Who could guarantee that this World absolutely had to have Iron Man?
As he ran, Michael also complained inwardly about Iron Man, Tony Stark. Hulk Banner had already brought everyone back, and Doctor Strange raising one finger probably just meant letting him snatch one Stone. Why did he have to snap his fingers?
If Tony Stark hadn't snapped his fingers, then damn it, Michael wouldn't have had to transmigrate, right?!
...That's right!
Michael was originally an ordinary orphan from a parallel Earth, raised in the Feilu Orphanage.
Although he was an orphan, he actually wasn't doing badly; in fact, he was doing much better than most office workers!
After all, one person fed meant no family worries. Although he was a single dog, he had no one to restrict him and could do whatever he wanted. Why would he want to transmigrate from such a life??!
...This transmigration was entirely because Michael had watched "avengers: endgame" again!
Michael knew that "avengers: endgame" was about to leave theaters. If he wanted to watch it again, besides finding a pirated version, he would probably have to wait an unknown amount of time before it became available on streaming platforms.
Even though it was a rainy day, to re-experience the special effects battles of "avengers: endgame," Michael specifically bought a ticket for the last showing of "avengers: endgame" and went to the cinema.
Everything was fine at first. As the movie played, Michael saw Hulk Banner snap his fingers, and saw the parallel Universe Thanos snap his fingers.
But Michael never expected that it was Tony Stark snapping his fingers that caused him to transmigrate!
And he transmigrated directly to the vicinity of the battlefield where Iron Man was fighting the iron monger!
Michael almost hated Iron Man to death.
How could this be!
Why did Tony Stark snapping his fingers mean I had to transmigrate?
If I was going to transmigrate, I watched "avengers: endgame" on its premiere too, so why didn't I transmigrate then?
Could it be just because this was the last showing of "avengers: endgame" in theaters?
For a moment, Michael's Make complaints energy could probably have made the Earth explode!
Unfortunately, Michael was not a Make complaints alien, nor did he have their abilities.
Michael could only blend into the crowd, desperately moving away from the center of the battle.
Of course, Michael desperately moved away from the center of the battle for reasons beyond those mentioned above.
Michael discovered that he, seemingly, appeared to be—body transmigrated!
He looked at the scar on the familiar spot on the back of his left hand—it was left from a fight he had when he was young with someone who bullied him.
His hands, though somewhat fair, had a very obvious rough texture—these were the Marks left by his independent life.
The hooded hoodie he wore specifically because of the rainy weather when he went to watch the movie.
Especially, the high-end P30, Huawei's latest smartphone, in his hoodie pocket!
Michael didn't believe that in 2008, when Iron Man was just born, there was also a Huawei company in the Marvel Universe that had already released the P30 version!
Clearly!
Michael had directly transmigrated, his entire self, into the Marvel Universe!
Michael believed that once his identity was discovered by S.H.I.E.L.D.—oh no, once discovered by Hydra S.H.I.E.L.D.—he would be doomed!
Michael: I'm body transmigrated, undocumented. What do I do? Waiting online! Urgent!