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And even if they find it, with all the 'love' and 'affection' that the MC had to create Nemu, she must be as strong as Kaguya.

It's not quite Alfred or the Ancient One who manipulates others to fulfill 'destiny'. I think this one in Marvel would be one of the cosmic entities or OAA, what they both do is try to maintain a little control of the situation. Stephen's accident could be a traffic accident, or a nuclear bomb 5 km away, which if they are sure it would happen, they are just trying to avoid side effects. I think it's more likely that Alfred would explain this to Stephen, and tell him that if he wants to, he can complain to the entity destiny or god.

Stephen's accident is something fixed in time, it has to happen, since if he doesn't become the supreme sorcerer, we don't know what would happen. I believe Alfred forced the accident so there would be no complications. I believe he explained directly or indirectly to Stephen after he became a sorcerer. In the grand scheme of things, a human having an accident to become something bigger and more important is valid.

I don't think he will rebel, just that the author managed to make a more coherent AI. It is a digital life form, it has its rules and priorities. His number one priority is Ed and him alone, as his creator and 'father'. As much as Alfred has Ed as a priority and some people he cares about, he is a god-level digital entity, looking out for humans. I see something like a dog. The dog has his Human, the one he likes the most, even though there are other humans he likes, the first one has priority. But for other humans, he wants to recognize their existence. But Alfred is a very powerful dog.

Apparently, Hermione is bringing order to this mess. Tonks said something about Harry's friends saying he's a liar or something. Luna can be someone very interesting for the story, because of her adventurous personality, but OP also involves combat. If there was to be a girl from Harry's world for the harem, it would be more interesting Luna or Fleur, I think they would fit in better.

Deadpool in the comics is immune to mind reading, because his mind is very confused. I don't know how this would transfer to the MC, since it is an ability coming from a debuff.

It is one of the few times that the character has immense power and can control it, but the debuff becomes his body being weak. In Marvel itself, we have Jean Gray and Wanda, who have immense power but have no control, being 'corrupted' by their own powers. I liked this debuff inversion.

I like how you tell the adventures of Ed and Alfred, it seems like something like Ricky and Morty, but always told from other people's point of view. It leaves out all the preparation on their part that we know there was but it would make the story a little boring. And you skipped a whole boring beginning, with Ed getting resources, creating Alfred and everything, which at least I've seen this slow beginning of construction several times.

Do you talk about your powers or actions? In the MCU she proved to be even more enigmatic, being able to predict her own death, but not doing anything. And regarding her powers and capabilities, as was said, while she was alive, no being in the universe seriously messed with the earth, and among these beings there is the Kree intelligence which is also an AI, so it is neither surprising nor strange that she is capable of from that.

This chapter left me excited with the possibilities and all the emotions shown by Alfred. But it also made me a little scared, the mc's technomancy, plus a semi-celestial body, would make him very strong, perhaps having only cosmic beings as equals. I'm not sure what his role would be.

Will there be any romance or just comedy?

I understood. It's just that whenever we see someone reincarnated in a technology-based body, such as Ultron or Vision, they always receive the body's computing capabilities, be it processing speed, processing power, etc. From what I understand, Sam remained as a human in a mechanical body, or at most a 70/30, thus needing Skye for the more complicated operations of his body.

So Skye is something like the evolved Jarvis? Not only in computing power, but also with internal functions in Sam? Something like the creation of "nano robots" that Skye would control linked to Sam, whether for repairs or internal changes, or even as a Dr. Octopus? Since Skye was integrated, I don't think that Sam as a single individual will be able to operate like a complete robot, in terms of multitasking like an AI does. Since for history, Skye would lose some usefulness