Marvel: I Draw Cutting-Edge Tech, and Games Invade Reality

When he wakes up, Yang Xiao has become a poor student in Marvel's Hell's Kitchen. His only golden finger is a game technology System: release games, build fame, and draw high-tech inventions.

When Grand Theft Auto V launches, online players become "five-star citizens" in Los Santos, while offline Yang Xiao opens a custom shop supplying Kingpin with armored cars and explosive rounds, earning his first fortune along the way. He thinks his progress is steady, until the day Stark Industries' employees crowd around his booth at a tech expo and refuse to leave, Hammer Industries makes an offer on the spot, and the Osborn Group proposes a partnership, while the student at the booth next door is still showing off a solar-powered toy car.

Nick Fury stares silently at the electromagnetic pulse launcher in the report, a device that shouldn't exist in this era. What's even more outrageous is that it's only one of the rewards the System has just unlocked. Yang Xiao checks the backend. The next game waiting to be unlocked is Resident Evil.

"I only wanted to build up a little reputation." He looks at the screen crowded with unread invitations, then glances out the window at the street being watched by Hydra. "You're forcing me to upgrade the server, aren't you?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.