Roaming the universe, all thanks to your many dark skills!

"Is it really that funny that Tony Stark admits that he is Iron Man?" Diana, who was sitting next to him watching TV, asked puzzledly.

"Of course this is not funny." Rosen said, "But this is a beginning. From now on, all kinds of superheroes will appear one after another, and there will also be more and more super criminals emerging, starting street fights in New York. Just thinking about that scene..."

At this point, he noticed that Diana's face looked a little strange, so he quickly changed the words "I just want to laugh" to "I just feel extremely sad."

"But fortunately, we have our great female warrior Wonder Woman. From now on, I will leave all the work of slaying evil and doing justice to you."

"What about you?" Diana looked at him expressionlessly.

"Me?" Rosen said with a grin, "As a man with no skills and no ambitions, I should just stay at home and cook for you and Luo Youwei."

"Don't you feel that this is a waste of your talent?" Diana asked.

"No, not at all." Rosen shook his head and said, "You are the most important to me in this world, so being able to protect you and accompany you is the greatest meaning of my life. Everything else is nothing."

"You are good at talking." Diana showed a satisfied smile. After staring at the TV for two or three minutes, she suddenly turned her head to look at Rosen and said, "Rosen, admit it, you were just gloating."

"What?" Rosen pretended to be confused.

"When you talk about street fighting..." Diana said.

But before she could finish her words, Rosen couldn't help laughing.

"Hahaha... I'm sorry, the scene you described is so American, I dare not even think about it. I can't help it when I think about it... Hahaha..."

"Hey, if it's really like what you said, there will be a lot of innocent casualties. Can you please have some sympathy?" Diana pushed him gently.

"I can't help it. It's because the Americans have never done anything good for us. I really don't like them."

Rosen said calmly: "Besides, the Americans have been fanning the flames of war all over the world, harming countless people. They are simply the second troublemaker after Britain."

"This world is fair. Now it's its turn. Isn't this a good thing that makes people happy? I didn't beat drums or set off firecrackers, and I was quite restrained by not participating in it. Can't I just laugh a few times at home?"

At this point, he also said exaggeratedly: "Is there still justice? Is there still law?"

"Don't give me that." Diana had been married to him for many years, so she knew what he was thinking. Moreover, as the wife of a Chinese man, it was natural for her to take his stand.

Although I felt that it was a little inappropriate for Rosen to gloat over such things, I didn't think it was wrong.

After all, the grievances between China and the United States are really hard to describe in words, so it is normal for Rosen to have such a reaction.

Naturally, she would not get angry about this, but just said: "It is better to talk about this kind of thing behind closed doors with your family, and never spread it out."

"Understood." Rosen made an OK gesture.

"According to what you said, will New York and even the entire United States become very dangerous in the future?" Diana asked.

"That's about right." Rosen pointed at the ground and said, "New York in particular is the hardest hit area. After all, wherever the superheroes are, their enemies will be there too."

"Yesterday Tony and Obadiah had a small fight and almost destroyed half the street. Just imagine what would happen if you or I fought with an opponent of equal strength."

Speaking of this, Rosen couldn't help but want to laugh again.

"Don't laugh." Diana hit him, but she didn't know what she remembered and couldn't help laughing.

Then the two of them looked at each other and burst into laughter.

After laughing for a while, until tears were about to come out, the two people who seemed to be suffering from a mental illness finally recovered.

"Don't tease me anymore." Diana said seriously, "I'm talking to you about something serious."

"Okay, you say."

"Since it's so dangerous here, why don't we send Vivian back to China to go to college." Diana looked at Rosen and counted on her fingers, saying, "Look, going to school in China is safe, because there aren't so many messes in China, right?"

"Of course." Rosen answered firmly.

"Secondly, it's a relief. There are too many weird groups and organizations in the university here. Vivian is as innocent as an angel. I'm afraid she will be influenced by them and become a bad person."

"If that's the case, I'll be very angry." Rosen felt the urge to take out his MG-42 just thinking about it.

"It's much better in China. I heard that the school is very peaceful and the academic pressure is not that great."

Diana then showed another finger and said, "Third, Vivian is about to become an adult. She should receive some Chinese education. Just like you said before, at least she should know where her roots are."

"I also hope that Vivian can better integrate into China."

Diana stared into Rosen's eyes and said, "I learned about the current world situation when I went back with you last time. It's no exaggeration to say that the next ten or twenty years from now will be an important period for China's economic strength to take off."

"As the future helmsman of all our family's businesses, Vivian shouldn't miss this opportunity, so it's necessary for her to go back early."

"Have you thought it through?" Rosen asked.

"Of course." Diana smiled and said, "Now it depends on you, the head of the family, to make the final decision."

"In principle, I have no objection." Rosen first stated his position.

"Just say but," Diana said.

"What I want to ask is, have you asked your daughter for her opinion?" Rosen looked at her and said, "If I remember correctly, we just celebrated her 15th birthday not long ago. She is 16 years old in lunar age."

"Although she is not yet an adult, she is already a grown-up girl. She has her own ideas and may have made plans for her future."

"If we make a decision for her without even telling her, she might be unhappy."

Rosen took a step forward, stared into Diana's eyes and said, "Of course I agree with your idea. Going home will definitely be safe, but I'm afraid this is not what Weiwei wants."

"Rosen, now I understand a little bit what my mother was thinking when we left Paradise Island."

Diana suddenly leaned her head on Rosen's shoulder and said, "She must not have wanted me to run out and take risks."

"But she didn't really stop you, did she?" Rosen said.

"Yes." Diana nodded and said, "Then I will ask Vivian for her opinion later."

"That's best."

At this moment, Rosen's cell phone suddenly rang.

"Who?"

"Tony."

Rosen said as he pressed the answer button.