Chapter 1872 Differences in Concepts (Ask for Double Guaranteed Monthly Tickets!

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As for the conflict between Captain America and Daredevil, it sounds ridiculous. If there is a conflict between the two, there is actually no conflict.

In other words, there is a huge problem in the understanding of superheroes between the two.

The two have different philosophies.

They are both teachers of the Spider-Man team and the Girls Agents... It is true that after Daredevil finally welcomed a new life in Hell's Kitchen, he changed his main focus from saving his neighborhood to training a new generation of superheroes.

Kai was not at ease with his children and Peter, so after they received Kingsman's agent training, he entrusted them to Daredevil for teaching.

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To be honest, Daredevil's combat power is not necessarily the opponent of those children.

But Kai never thought that Daredevil could increase the fighting power of several children... That thing is not a system at all. Most of Kai's children have extraordinary powers. In this regard, Daredevil has no experience to teach... He himself is a standard ordinary person... Well, maybe not so ordinary, after all, no one can have such powerful senses like him, but this is still not an experience that can be taught. Can we teach children to fight with their eyes closed?

The Spider-Man team can learn how to fight from Daredevil. It is undeniable that Daredevil has extremely powerful fighting experience, which these children lack.

But what Kai needs Daredevil to teach is not this. What he needs to teach is not his fighting experience, but Daredevil's strong heart.

Daredevil has many advantages, but Kai does not value them very much. What he really values ​​is Daredevil's unyielding determination and perseverance. He is a blind man in such a society, but he can still keep his heart, practice without hesitation, and never give up.

This is the most valuable spirit in him... Of course, Kai also seriously warned Matt not to teach his self-destructive tendencies to his children... That thing is simply fatal. If this kind of saintly self-sacrifice spirit is placed on others, it is absolutely praised, but if it is placed on one's own people, it is absolutely finished. Because this kind of saintly spirit will only shine on others, and the closer the person is to the saint, the more he will be burned by this light.

For example, Matt's best friend Fudge and Matt's secretary Karen... They can't hold on anymore.

Neither Fudge nor Karen objected to Matt helping them. But the problem is that they have to eat too! As the main force of the firm, Matt always waives litigation fees for those poor people. This is of course good, but it doesn't mean that you can't accept some litigation commissions from the rich, right?

This is not a conflict at all!

But how did Matt do it? He rarely accepted such commissions because he was too busy. He was busy doing justice and helping the poor to fight lawsuits, so he had no time to fight lawsuits for the rich... What would they eat and drink?

One year, two years, no problem. Who doesn't have some great ideals? We are all good friends, and Fudge can also make sacrifices for the ideals of his best friends. It's okay to live in poverty for a few years. We are all young, so just take it as accumulating experience.

But Matt got worse and worse, and he always disappeared suddenly, and then suddenly appeared.

This made Fudge very sad. He had been supporting Matt with all his strength, but what did Matt do? He turned a blind eye to his efforts and took it for granted. Fudge went to make money and gave up some cases of the poor, but Matt criticized him and thought he shouldn't refuse those poor people. But please, the firm can't even pay the most basic rent, water and electricity. Who will maintain this firm if he doesn't make money?

But Matt didn't listen and still thought Fudge shouldn't do this.

Karen is the same. She is young, beautiful, has a good figure, and graduated from a prestigious school. She has no lack of prospects. Who can't see why she came to work in this firm? This kind of waiting and dedication can wait for a year or two, but Karen is also a woman, her youth is limited, but Matt never talks about feelings with her.

For most people, Matt is definitely a saint, but for Fudge and Karen, he is a naked bastard!

They don't care about giving, but how does Matt respond to them?

They are not fools. They know that Matt has secrets, but he is unwilling to share them with them. Well, this is nothing. Everyone has secrets, but while they are giving, Matt can't enjoy their efforts, and he also regards them as emotional trash cans and slaves of course!

They don't owe Matt!

Saints are like this. They look too far and ignore the people around them. Matt is not a real saint. He is just... He can never hide his emotions from the people he trusts most, just like modern people are always impatient with family and elders, but even to a takeaway boy, they are polite.

Matt probably treated them the same way.

He left his best side to strangers and left what he needed to vent to those closest to him.

Even with Kay's help, the firm would not be in the same predicament as before, but this emotional pressure eventually pushed Matt's two most trusted friends further and further away. Fudge joined a well-known law firm and became a senior partner. Karen also joined an accounting firm.

Although the two still come to Matt's office to help, there is no doubt that they are getting farther and farther away.

Kai did not intervene in such things, because no matter how you look at it, Fudge and Karen are not wrong, so it is obvious who is wrong.

Matt knew this, but he did not try to keep them. He knew what his future would be like. Since he decided to become a vigilante to fight evil, he was ready to sacrifice everything. Now both of them are fine and have a better future. For Matt, there is nothing better than this.

But for Kai, he will not allow his children to become like this... Of course, Peter can't control it.

No family will train their children to be saints.

And Captain America became the children's instructor, which was not arranged by Kai. Kai doesn't like Captain America, and everyone who knows Kai knows this. There is no need to repeat the reason.

The children happened to meet Captain America who moved to Brooklyn, and then Captain America liked these children very much, so he began to teach them some skills.

Then Daredevil found that his domain was invaded.

Of course, Matt is not that petty, but he found that Captain America taught his children some bad things.

For example, Captain America has always believed that superheroes are role models, and their existence is to call on more people to face injustice bravely.

But Daredevil believes that the existence of superheroes is not a good thing! Superheroes should not be role models for anyone. They should be secretive and help the weak, rather than calling for anything. The more superheroes there are, the more useless the law and government will be!

So superheroes are just a product of sadness and are not worthy of worship.

Then the children were divided into two rows under their teaching. Kai's children support Daredevil more, so their actions are not well known to the public. The Spider-Man team is more inclined to Captain America. They believe that superheroes are to let people see the better side, and they can be a banner. So you will find that the Spider-Man team is very high-profile... Of course, this is also related to Spider-Man's style...

In short, Daredevil believes that Captain America has corrupted the children and made them indulge in the so-called glory and fame, which is exactly the worst for children. This will make them lose their calm and make some impulsive choices. And this will lead more people to imitate them, and finally lead to the corruption of the rule of law!

Captain America disagrees and thinks Daredevil is double-standard. After all, if you value the law so much, why would you come out to be a vigilante? It is necessary to set an example for others in this confused era! People should regain their responsibility and honor.

The views of these two people cannot be considered wrong. It can only be said that the growth paths and the eras and environments of their growth are completely different, which has led to their completely different views.

Steve grew up in the era when the United States was developing fastest and the morale of the people was the highest. Although the United States did not become the world hegemon at that time, it had become the world's number one in economy and industry, and the whole society had an uplifting attitude. At the same time, the conservative social atmosphere made Americans at that time care about their families and have higher moral values.

And now? Steve cannot deny that modern society has its advanced aspects, but Steve still cannot get used to many things. For example, the indifference to the concept of men and women, the contempt for chastity, and the abandonment of morality are all unacceptable to Steve. Even politeness is regarded as old-fashioned here. He can't stand many things, especially many so-called raps and songs, which are so explicit and disgusting. (Many Western pop songs are actually very pornographic, especially those raps. If you look closely at the lyrics, that stuff can't pass the review at all)

What about Daredevil?

He doesn't have so many filters for the times. He also thinks that the times he lives in are very bad, but he thinks that the best medicine to save this era is to improve fair laws and a well-functioning law enforcement system. He never thought that being a superhero was a glorious thing. He always believed that only the law can really save this era, so he went to study law. But after seeing corruption and incompetence rampant, he became a law enforcer in secret.

He thinks this can suppress evil, but he doesn't think this is a glory, but an emergency solution for special things.

Superheroes are deformed products, this is Daredevil's understanding. This thing should not exist, and its appearance is just a kind of sadness.

The views of the two are very different.

If it is just a personal conflict, based on the moral standards of the two people, it is actually not a big deal. Both parties will understand each other and reach an agreement.

But regarding the concept, the two will never give in. Daredevil was almost beaten to death by the Punisher, but he still did not allow the Punisher to kill. He believed that the most correct approach was to hand the criminals over to the law, otherwise what was the meaning of the law?

In fact, any superhero is a paranoid. They may not care about other things, but they will insist on their original intentions with a will that ordinary people can hardly imagine. It is very difficult to change a person's will, and it is even more difficult to change the will of a superhero!

Both of them thought that the other was wrong. After several conversations, they got less and less compatible. In the end, somehow, it developed into a fistfight, and both were seriously injured... There was no way, both of them were stubborn. When Captain America was still a weakling, he dared to fight a strong man who was twice as strong as him for a day, not to mention now.

As for Matt... this guy is definitely a super paranoid.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have driven away all the people he loved.

They are both ruthless. If the children hadn't arrived and pulled them apart, something serious might have happened.

But Kai's idea is... these two are idiots!

Kai never forces others to be like him. It's normal to have differences, but it's a bit unreasonable to fight each other over differences. Is it difficult to put aside differences? Isn't it okay for everyone to do good for the world?

Fighting with others for verbal things? There's no need for that.

But since then, the two have had a grudge, although they have many common friends, such as Falcon and Nighthawk, both of whom are admirers of Captain America, and they also have a good relationship with Daredevil. Even Luke and Captain America have a good relationship. Captain America even attended Luke's wedding.

But the two still regard each other as the biggest unstable factor.

It's very difficult to deal with.

...

"Are these two children really okay?" Daredevil asked Sage. As for Steve who had been there before, he still chose to turn a blind eye, and Steve didn't intend to pay attention to him.

Others were also speechless about this. To be honest, these two people are good people. Steve can talk to anyone, and Daredevil is the kind of person who would rather suffer a loss than hurt others, but they regard each other as mortal enemies.

One thinks the other is hypocritical, and the other thinks the other is stubborn!

Saji shook his head and didn't bother to say anything about it. To be honest, these two people are special non-staff personnel of the special department. They are the kind of people who don't take money but work hard. As long as they are asked, they will help to the end even if they risk their lives.

Naturally, he can't get involved between the two of them.

"I don't know, but it shouldn't be a problem." When saying this, Saji felt guilty.

Thinking of this, he grabbed Daredevil and said, "If something really goes wrong, can you help me? For example, help me stop my boss?"

Daredevil 'looked' at Sage and said, "Why do you think I can stop Kai? Do you want me to help you share the beating?"

Kai and Daredevil are very familiar with each other, but Kai is really speechless about Matt, so if he really wants to beat Matt, Kai will definitely not hold back.

"Tsk... If there is no other way, this is also okay. After all, it is always easier for two people to be punched than one person."

Daredevil smiled and said, "Don't underestimate Emma. She is the most mature one among all the children I know. She won't do things that she is not sure of."

The Girl Agents and the Spider-Man Squad are actually quite opposed to each other for various reasons. At least the competitive atmosphere is very strong. (Except Peter and Bernard, who knew nothing about this, everyone else was very confrontational)