Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

In 1999, your premonition was correct. The intelligence Steve Rogers sent you shocked you. Because you and Einstein were the first to invent the Ark Reactor, Stark Industries in this world was already more inclined towards biomedicine. In the original timeline, the reason Howard and his wife were assassinated by the Winter Soldier was because Howard Stark had developed five doses of the Super Soldier Serum, which was discovered by a high-level Hydra agent lurking within S.H.I.E.L.D. In this world, Tony Stark most likely obtained the complete formula for the Super Soldier Serum.

In 2000, according to official market capitalization statistics, your Starry Sky company's market capitalization exceeded $85 trillion, roughly on par with the real-life Apple. Based on your 100% stake, you're losing $300 million every minute, and in 2000 years, you'll be bankrupt. Sort of okay. In July 7, you met Tony Stark for the first time at a banquet. He made a good impression on you, a very humble young man—of course, no one had the right to be arrogant in front of you. But Winston told you he didn't like Tony Stark very much. The reason was that smart people's auras don't always mesh. You: "???"

In 2001, even after entering the 21st century, you never forgot to find a bed partner. Despite your ageless demeanor, you looked like a young man in his twenties. The public didn't know you were a vampire, only that you were a war hero and legendary scientist injected with anti-aging serum. Meanwhile, through long-term practice of the Ripple Breathing Technique and the continuous development of the Super Soldier Serum, you could sense that your wisdom, strength, and agility were constantly increasing, and you hadn't even reached your limit yet.

In 2002, after 18 years of hard work, you finally created an isotope of the Tesseract. The process was far more difficult than in the movie. As a scientist, you can confidently say that it's impossible to create a new element using the methods depicted in the movie, as it completely violates the law of conservation of energy! To create the star element, you first invested heavily in a 4-kilometer-long superconducting collider, consuming 5 megawatts of electricity to break apart subatomic particles and combine them into new nuclei. This process takes at least three days. This new element, which you named "Palladium-like," is an extremely powerful energy source. It's not only safe and clean, but it can also triple the energy output of a small arc reactor, reaching 60 billion joules per second.

In 2003, you stepped back into the spotlight, taking over management of Starry Sky and announcing your entry into the clean energy industry, focusing primarily on controlled nuclear fusion. This marked a new era in human energy history.

In 2005, Stark Industries announced the successful development of a human enhancement serum, which attracted worldwide attention. Your guess turned out to be true.

At the end of 2005, you learned that Bruce Banner was tragically exposed to extremely intense gamma radiation during a biological experiment, creating a second personality, the Hulk, who from then on possessed the ability to transform. The Hulk began to appear, and you sought him out and engaged him in a fight, but the outcome was inconclusive.

In 2006, you began developing the Iron Man suit with the help of Winston and Dr. Zola, using a small arc reactor as a foundation. You would periodically challenge the Hulk to a fight, and it felt like he was about to become a shadow.

In late 2006, Tony Stark disappeared during a business negotiation and returned two weeks later. Upon his return, he immediately fired Obadiah Stane and charged him with murder. At the same time, a superhero in a golden and red suit appeared on the streets of New York. Like Batman in your past life, this man's physical abilities reached the limits of human endurance, and his suit was intricately integrated with numerous high-tech gadgets, making it incredibly luxurious. It even had a flying machine capable of flight and gliding. He called himself the Phoenix Man. Of course, you knew this Phoenix Man was Tony Stark; he was incredibly flamboyant.

As expected, in early 2007, following S.H.I.E.L.D.'s follow-up, Tony Stark generously admitted that he was the Phoenix Man. Later, at a public press conference, he discarded the prepared speech S.H.I.E.L.D. had prepared for him and simply declared, "I am Phoenix Man!" Watching Tony Stark on TV, Winston remarked, "This guy is so ostentatious. I wouldn't do that even if I killed him." You smiled, but said nothing. You could tell Winston was lonely and wanted a new friend.

In 2007, you created the first Iron Man suit. This suit was far more powerful than the one in the movies. Winston was very interested in it, so you gave it to him. Winston named it "Trampler." You defeated the Hulk for the first time!

In March 2007, Winston began flying around in his Trampler, performing heroic acts, helping many people. People began calling him Iron Man. Because of his unique height and build, some people recognized Winston's identity. Regardless, you could tell he was happy. The Hulk was unhappy. You'd once again confronted the Hulk, and he'd been badly beaten.

In May 2007, Steve Rogers personally approached you, demanding to know if you were responsible for the Iron Man suit. You graciously admitted it, telling him that Winston was now Iron Man. Faced with his former comrade, Steve Rogers showed no signs of anger and had Winston attend a press conference to deny his identity. However, during the press conference, Winston threw away his speech and loudly declared, "I am Iron Monkey!" Iron Monkey?! You were sipping tea at the time, and even with your usual composure, you lost your composure and lashed out, spitting out insults all over the screen.

In July 2007, Phoenix Man and Iron Monkey fought on the streets of New York City. Iron Monkey was slightly superior, so Tony Stark began to improve the Phoenix armor, trying to create an anti-Iron Monkey armor. He set his sights on vibranium. Coincidentally, you also purchased a large amount of vibranium, upgraded the material of the small arc reactor, and created a more advanced Iron Man suit.

In August 2007, thanks to Steve Rogers' mediation, Winston and Tony Stark reconciled and surprisingly became friends. Regardless, you were happy that Winston had found a new friend. Of course, there were also unhappy moments. When you found Bruce Banner, the Hulk was no longer willing to come out.

From 2007 to 2010, as the new decade began, you updated seven generations of Iron Man suits. You even gave one each to your old friends, Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter, as birthday gifts. You even gave one to Tony Stark, though he claimed he never accepted gifts from men. Of course, he finally accepted it with a swagger. In return, he gave you a Phoenix suit he'd crafted. (You obtained the epic item: Phoenix 1.)

In April 2010, as in the original storyline, a hammer fell from the sky and landed in New Mexico. Concerned by this event, you traveled to New Mexico with Steve Rogers. To your surprise, Steve Rogers easily picked up Meowth and possessed the power of Thor. Thor, arriving late, could only cry out to the heavens, "No!" However, things eventually returned to normal. After a fierce battle, Thor retrieved the hammer and defeated the Destroyer. Only Steve Rogers was concerned. Witnessing the power of Thor and the Destroyer, he began to wonder if Earth would face an increasing number of alien enemies.

In July 2010, the Hulk and the Abomination engaged in a fierce battle in downtown New York City. However, compared to you and your three Iron Man suits, it was no big deal. The Hulk transformed back into Dr. Banner within a split second of seeing you, leaving the besieged Abominations stunned. With the assistance of S.H.I.E.L.D. Deputy Director Nick Fury, the battle didn't cause any major damage or casualties.

In September 2010, after witnessing more and more forces beyond your control, Steve Rogers invited you to rejoin S.H.I.E.L.D. to fight against an unknown enemy. After careful consideration, you chose to join and resume your role as Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. Of course, the main tasks were still handled by Steve Rogers and Nick Fury. You preferred to take control of your own destiny rather than letting others tell you what to do.

In April 2011, you began deploying a large number of new weapons on S.H.I.E.L.D.'s helicarriers.

In June 2012, despite careful precautions, Loki used energy fluctuations to locate the coordinates, appeared in the underground base, and stole the Tesseract. In mid-June, at your suggestion, Overwatch... oh no, the Avengers were born. You, Winston, Thor, Tony Stark, Black Widow, the Hulk, Hawkeye, Steve Rogers, and Peggy Carter formed the new generation of Avengers. You even had a custom Iron Man suit made for each of them, because money was nothing to you.

In July 2012, Loki finally opened the wormhole. When the Chitauri reached Earth through it, they were met by a well-prepared helicarrier and six Iron Man suits... Their victory was much easier than expected, even with Loki's hilarious fall. Under your leadership, you easily defeated the Chitauri and Loki, and even seized the Mind Stone and the scepter, leaving even Thor, who came to aid, bewildered. In the end, the Tesseract remained on Earth, because everyone, including Thor, believed it was safer than Asgard's current state.