American Comics: I'm Parker, the Real Villain!

The protagonist transmigrates as Peter Parker, only to discover that the world has been turned upside down: his neighbor Gwen is Spider-Woman, while he is a hapless guy destined to be sacrificed.

With great power comes great responsibility? The protagonist spits on that idea and chooses the path of a supervillain instead.

He begins by killing the train's conductor to avenge his aunt, setting out on a path of vengeance and bloodshed.

When Mary Jane turns into a monster, he tearfully kills the tragedy he created with his own hands.

When Norman Osborn arrives through a portal, when Krane of the Shadow Group lays a trap for him, and when the Observer's founder, who claims to be his grandfather, reveals his true face, the protagonist has just one response: if you don't like it, fight me.

He tears apart genetically recombined monsters, blows up traitors within S.H.I.E.L.D., and uses the Rabbit Talisman and special abilities he buys with points to send everyone who wants him dead straight to hell.

Finally, standing amid the ruins and looking at his kneeling enemies, the protagonist says just one thing: "I survived, so you all have to die."

Forget morality, just stay alive. That's the only truth about surviving in American comics.

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