In a lifespan of thousands of years, it was already very lazy to "work" for two to three hundred years.
Using the lifespan of an Earthling, it was only three to five years of work.
If this treatment had fallen on the heads of social animals in his previous life, they would definitely roar: How the f * ck is this called work? Go to hell!
It was also for this reason that Luke really didn't take one or two superheroes too seriously — for example, Peter.
If everything went as he expected, he would have to change at least ten or twenty batches of teammates, and it didn't matter if one or two people were missing from a certain batch.
What he needed to worry about was how to turn these new teammates into his own teammates and get them to farm points in his place.
On his own, he would be able to earn a few million experience and credit points a year at most, and his experience bar wouldn't even be enough to drive him.
His path as an alternate character was destined to continue, and new generations of alternate characters would accompany batches of newcomers as they grew up.
This was both training and protection.
Thus, his mood became calmer and calmer.
This was reflected in Claire's comment: he was becoming more and more like an old man.
Peter becoming Spiderman wasn't out of Luke's expectations.
On the other hand, the gradual rise of the once worthless Oscorp Industries touched him: it was a very "famous" company.
However, Oscorp Industries, which was supposed to be a training base for villains, probably wouldn't be so impressive in the future.
Luke had started investing in Oscorp Industries ten years ago, and had gradually increased his investment.
He was now a major shareholder of Oscorp Industries.
Of course, Luke had nothing to do with Oscorp Industries on the surface, but his influence in private had already surpassed that of Norman Oscorp, the founder.
With this relationship, it was only natural that Luke would invite Norman to the Everything Merchant's party as an alternate character.
No tycoon would use their body as a test subject for a new drug if they weren't forced to.
Thus, when Norman's body had a problem, the first thing he thought of was the big shot, rather than relying on himself to mess around with some genetic modification drug.
But his disease was a genetic defect, and its cause and effect were unknown. Life One and Light of Life could only alleviate it to a small extent.
In the end, the nano-toxin control system of the two female doctors in Space 2 was used to stop Norman's condition from worsening.
Norman's remaining lifespan was estimated to be about fifteen years, but that was enough.
It was better to die in his late sixties than to die young in his early forties.
More than ten years later, Norman's son, Harry, would be almost thirty years old and would be able to take over his father's business.
Moreover, in these ten years, technology would continue to improve, and it was not impossible to find a complete cure.
If Norman is honest, he will not become Peter's first "dungeon boss", and Harry, a good gay friend, will no longer "love and hate" with Peter.
But there was no girl named Mary Jane in Peter's neighborhood, but there was a girl named Michelle Jones.
Other childhood sweethearts were Gwen Stacey and Liz Toombs (Adrian's daughter).
It is unknown which girl's boyfriend Peter and Harry will compete to be.
From the looks of it, Peter was completely in a passive state of "romance" — two of the girls were his childhood sweethearts, and one of them had been in the same class since middle school. They all had a close relationship.
If Harry really grabs one, Peter may have to thank his good friend for his loyalty and help him share the "peach blossom robbery".
While he was thinking about these irrelevant things, the smile on a certain someone's face became weird as his train of thought gradually went astray.
Chief Sai didn't even need to guess to know that he must be thinking about something indescribable again. He rolled his eyes and picked up his tablet to deal with his work.
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Compared with Peter, who was facing a "peach blossom robbery" with just three girls, Lu Man was as steady as an old gou.
After his Mental Strength reached 120, four cores and four threads were still easy.
While he controlled his three clones to blossom on Earth, his main body would always have plenty of time.
It was even more basic to take the female CEO and the female painter to space and stand in front of the transparent porthole in the control room to look at the scenery.
Other people didn't rely on money or face to pick up girls, but Lu Man relied on his skills.
He didn't directly take out the mature technology he had obtained from the other planets.
There was no future for a civilization that blindly imitated and plagiarized.
The companies controlled by CEO Jenny would only gradually release some of the basic technology.
In the end, what path Earth would take would depend on the choice of Earth's scientists.
The technology in Luke's hands would only serve as a deterrent for the Righteous Alliance, and wouldn't benefit the capitalists on Earth.
As a result, CEO Jenny's workload wasn't heavy, but it was more complicated.
She enjoyed it, and didn't have much time to think about Luke.
Most of the female painter's interests were in painting, and she didn't think about it at all.
When money didn't hinder a woman's love life, a woman couldn't be too idle.
When a woman was idle, she would naturally think about her man every day, and it was common for her to look for trouble.
In that regard, Luke was glad that he was a rich man who could pique his girlfriends' interests.
Just think about it. CEO Jenny clung to him every day and didn't worry about the company's affairs, and Elena wanted to stay with him even though she didn't like painting. Would he still like them?
Of course, Tony was the most worry-free.
With his wife managing the company and his daughter, little Morgan, growing up day by day, he even had less time for research, and his life truly became leisurely.
Luke didn't rush him.
Speaking of which, Tony had been a "technological machine" for a decade. He couldn't deprive him of his family's happiness, could he?
There were quite a few good "evil doctors" in Space 2 who led the team.
With Ivan, a technological maniac, on Chaos Planet, apart from changing his hobby from Earth sandwiches to alien rainbow-colored sandwiches, there wasn't anything wrong with him.
The peaceful days lasted until May 3, 2016, when the Avengers finally caused a stir that wasn't too big, but had a very bad impact.
Steve took Natasha, Sam, Walter, and Pietro on a mission to Glass, Nigeria, in Africa.
In the end, it turned out to be a plot by Sunil Bakshi, one of Hydra Whitehall's accomplices. When the battle entered the downtown area, Bakshi self-destructed.
In a moment of desperation, Wanda sent Bakxi to the sky.
The hundreds of civilians on the ground were spared, but Bakshi still blew up two floors of a building. More than thirty civilians were killed and more than a hundred were injured.
The civilian casualties weren't the main point.
The main point was that, led by the United States, more than a hundred countries around the world protested against the Avengers and demanded that they accept the management and orders of a new special agency set up by the United Nations.
This matter had changed from an ambush to an upright game.
It was full of malice toward superheroes.
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