He arrives on the night the Nine-Tails runs amok, bringing the Chains of Heaven to Minato Namikaze to restrain the Nine-Tailed Fox.
Tracing the source back through time, he returns from the Root of the Vortex and scrubs the Holy Grail, vessel of "the ultimate evil in this world," spotless with Mr. Muscle and a brush.
He travels to New York City, peaceful on the surface but chaotic beneath, and delivers the blueprints for an arc reactor to Tony Stark.
He escapes from Arkham Asylum and helps Batman save the crime-ridden Gotham.
When Luffy sets fire to the World Government's flag on Enies Lobby, he sits high aboard a Marine ship, overseeing the battle.
In the world of High School DxD, where Sacred Gears run rampant, he flips over the chessboard and shouts, "Replace them all with Chinese chess! You're crazy!"
His shadow can be found in countless worlds.
His deeds are recorded throughout twisted history.
Someone asks Yue Mingzhe who he really is.
"A rider, a rider free of vulgar interests, a rider who rides purely for the fun of it."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Although many people know about Marvel, as far as I know, there are many people who have actually read it, but very few people read fan fiction. The performance of Marvel fans is also dismal.
I really don't know why you have to wait 24 hours to read this screenshot? That's just the number of updates in one day.
The Kasumigaoka Shiu you portrayed is disgusting and has no IQ at all. The main character is a Japanese manga hero, and he doesn't even get angry when someone points his nose and scolds him.
I don't know why I don't want to read it when I see the name of the protagonist.