
Jin transmigrates into the Marvel universe and receives a Diary System that makes him stronger as long as he keeps writing. Super Soldier Serum, advanced tech, black-ops gear, training paths, rare abilities. If he writes consistently, he can draw them all. There is only one fatal problem. His Diary automatically syncs to Tony Stark. At first, Jin has no idea. Thinking his entries are private, he spends every day roasting Iron Man without restraint. He calls Tony arrogant, loud-mouthed, self-obsessed, and a billionaire playing superhero in a flying tin can. Worse, he casually writes down Tony’s future like it is common knowledge: the Afghanistan kidnapping, Obadiah Stane’s betrayal, Stark Industries’ stock crash, the truth behind Hulk’s rampage, and the disasters waiting ahead. Tony Stark sits in his office, staring at an indestructible Diary that updates by itself and exposes secrets no one should know. At first, he thinks it is a scam. Then the predictions start coming true. Now Tony wants answers. Who is Jin? How does he know so much? And why does this guy keep insulting him in writing every single day? Jin only wants to survive the Marvel universe, collect system rewards, and prepare for the chaos before it reaches his doorstep. Unfortunately, Tony Stark is not the kind of man who ignores a challenge. So one day, Iron Man lands outside Jin’s apartment. Jin opens the door, sees the red-and-gold armor standing in front of him, and goes numb. “Wait. How did you find me?” Tony’s voice comes through the suit, cold and amused. “You tell me, Diary boy.”