In an American comic book world, you start with a horse charm.

After Natasha left, Miller, who suddenly felt like he had nothing to do, finally remembered his job. But this time he didn't forget the Ten Rings, sending his clone to find Wenwu's location. Of course, he didn't forget to make sure the clone wore a mask.

After standing still for a moment to contemplate, the clone instantly became invisible and flew to the top of Stark Tower. As the Dark Knight approached the tower, a large number of sonic weapons appeared and continuously attacked the clone. Thanks to the Rabbit Talisman, the clone easily dodged the attacks and incidentally controlled a large number of pedestrians on the street to rise into the air. He then threw them towards the location where the sonic weapons were deployed, causing numerous casualties.

Seeing this, the sonic weapons quickly ceased operation. The clone ignored them and looked directly at Stark Tower. He believed that Tony Stark, with his intelligence, should easily guess that he was there to see him.

Before the clone could wait long, Tony Stark's face appeared on the screen of Stark Tower.

The clone was very unhappy with this behavior, so it used the Pig Charm to emit laser eyes that cut the entire Stark Tower in half. Just as the tower was about to fall, Tony Stark's armor had to appear in front of the clone.

With a wave of his hand, the clone used the Chicken Talisman to pry open Tony Stark's entire suit of armor, only to find that there was no one inside.

Is mech development really that fast? In my mind, drone mechs seemed to have appeared during the Spider-Man era, but then I thought, if Ivan Vanko could develop "Whiplash," it wouldn't be surprising if Tony Stark, who is even smarter than him, could develop one too.

He took the helmet from his hand and said, "Find the location of a man named Shang-Chi. Chinese, around twenty years old, male." He then used a chicken charm to support the half of the building that was about to collapse.

"Mr. Secret Agent, according to the data, there is no one in the United States who meets the criteria!" Jarvis quickly gave the answer.

The clone frowned. Miller's strongest impression of the movie *Shang-Chi* was Tony Leung's character, Wenwu, and the bullseye he held; he didn't really understand the plot. Naturally, he had little recollection of the clone, whose memory was almost identical to his own, and even remembered the character's age incorrectly. (At this time, Shang-Chi was only 14 years old (the current timeline is 2010), having just left Wenwu and not even having arrived in America yet.)

All I know about Shang-Chi is that he worked as a parking attendant in the US, then his father sent people to find him, then they found his sister, and then there were all sorts of fights. The only things I remember after that were the dragon and the ten rings, and oh right, the landlord.

He remembered that Wenwu had been sending people to monitor Shangqi, and Shangqi knew where Wenwu's headquarters were. Also, Wenwu's headquarters were in the mountains, but he didn't know which country it was in. Although it was highly likely to be the Xia Kingdom, the confidant felt it probably wasn't, since such a beautiful place would definitely be developed into a tourist attraction in the Xia Kingdom.

After trying several different questions and realizing Jarvis couldn't find Shang-Chi, the clone, having exhausted all other options, threw off the helmet and turned to leave. The collapsing building caused countless casualties. Tony, witnessing this scene through the helmet, was filled with utter horror.

After charging his phone, Miller looked at the pile of missed calls and felt overwhelmed. He checked the caller ID and found that they were basically from three different types of people trying to reach him.

The staff of "Miller's Game", the hospital, and the patients who seek his treatment.

When Miller returned to the filming location of "Miller's Game," he was surprised to find that everything had been running smoothly during his absence of more than ten days, and everything was proceeding according to Miller's original plan.

Moreover, ever since Miller was revealed to be a superhero, people have been asking him through various means whether Dr. Miller, the host of "Miller's Game," is the same superhero "Mr. Miller." Staff members who know the inside story naturally know that the two Millers are the same person.

Although Connie White (Miller's assistant) emphasized that no staff member was allowed to leak information, few people could keep quiet in the face of money, so soon a staff member "accidentally" revealed the information, along with photos.

The photo shows Miller in a white suit talking to staff, and it was clearly taken secretly. Although the staff member who leaked the photo was dealt with in time, the news that the superhero doctor Miller and the host of "Miller's Game" are the same person has already spread.

Unexpectedly, the leak of the news made the already wildly popular "Miller's Game" even more popular. Connie White wanted to report the news to Miller, but she couldn't get in touch with him no matter what she tried.

Since Miller moved house after his superhero identity was revealed, he hasn't had time to check his phone for the past ten days or so.

But Pepper was still there. After Connie White contacted him and learned from Stark that Miller had gone to cooperate with the military, she comforted Connie White and said that she could continue working. However, the news of the change of host needed to be announced in a timely manner.

Therefore, Miller's Game works perfectly well even without Miller's presence.

After realizing he wasn't really of any use to anyone, Miller declined the employees' requests for photos and then went to the hospital where he worked.

Upon arriving at the hospital, Miller discovered that the hospital staff were using his huge poster to attract customers. As Miller entered the hospital, the staff all came up to take photos with him. Miller even saw Dr. Strange's girlfriend, Christine Palmer (not the same Christine who liked Miller). Miller refused all of these requests.

After reporting to the dean's office, Miller wasn't given any instructions. Instead, the dean told him that as long as he agreed to be officially employed at the hospital, he could do whatever he wanted. The earlier phone call was more of a congratulatory message; after all, Miller was one of only two superheroes in the entire United States at that time, and his fame was immense. The hospital where Miller worked profited handsomely from this opportunity.

As Miller sat in his office watching staff members wander around his doorway, he felt like a monkey in a zoo, so he left the hospital.

Miller, who was feeling bored again, suddenly realized that since he was revealed to be a superhero, although it had only been less than half a month, he seemed to have been completely separated from his previous work.

Although it is very likely because no one has been able to contact him for the past ten days or so.

As for the patients who needed treatment? Miller had little interest. Wealth? Through investments in Stark Industries and "Miller's Game," Miller's assets exceeded one billion US dollars, more than he could ever spend in a lifetime. Political status? The vice president, who had a good relationship with Miller, had become president. And how did the president die? He died from a casual attack by Miller's clone.

Miller still cares about "Miller's Game" because it's the first show he created, he poured his heart and soul into it, and he still has a certain affection for it. But now it doesn't need Miller anymore.

The medical profession is Miller's means of survival in this world, and even his superhero title is "Miracle Doctor," so Miller has always seen himself as a doctor. But now he discovers that the hospital doesn't need him.

Miller couldn't help but wonder if it was still necessary to keep the Miller identity.

Earning reputation points? The Mysterious One gained nearly a million reputation points in less than ten minutes after destroying the White Palace. More reputation points continued to appear afterward, probably provided by people who had just learned the news. Combined with the ongoing Miller game, Miller's reputation points have now reached 20,000.

Despite his identity as Miller being used for healing the sick, creating "Miller's Game," and revealing his superpowers, he didn't even gain 200,000 reputation points in total.

But when Miller turned on the TV and saw the horrific scene caused by his clone, he decided he should just stick to being a normal person.

P.S. Actually, all of Miller's psychological behaviors mentioned above are due to the Tiger Talisman separating good and evil. Miller's true thoughts are not consistent. The higher the level of the Tiger Talisman, the more obvious the effect of separating good and evil, although Miller himself did not realize it.