[American Comics] [Infinite Flow] [Hilarious] [Misunderstandings] [Playing high-risk roles]
Li Hao was just attending a meeting when, the very next second, the Hall of Reincarnation tossed him into Captain America: The First Avenger.
Other transmigrators become the protagonists. He becomes the Hydra spy who steals the serum meant for Captain America.
He'd barely gotten his hands on the serum before Captain America, the Strategic Scientific Reserve, and Hydra were all hunting him down.
Li Hao raced for his life, practically talking himself hoarse:
"I'm really not Hydra!"
"I didn't want to steal this serum!"
"Don't shoot yet! We can sit down and talk this out!"
Unfortunately, nobody believed him.
From that day on, Li Hao realized there was something seriously wrong with his Infinite Flow instances.
In Captain America, he was a Hydra sleeper agent;
In The Boys, he was a Vought adviser handling PR for Homelander;
In Invincible, he had to take a beating from Omni-Man while completing the task, "Be a dutiful son";
In Gotham, he even had to assume the Penguin's identity and figure out how to get on Batman's good side.
He never got a protagonist's template at the start. Every time he arrived, he landed in a high-risk job.
He was either a villain-in-training or the target of some big shot's special attention;
Either superheroes were after him or supervillains were trying to kill him.
Other Infinite Flow protagonists steamrolled everything with their combat strength. Li Hao scraped by with quick thinking, sales patter, and an ever-growing knack for pulling off bizarre stunts.
He stole the serum, reported Hydra, bluffed Homelander, got mixed up in superhero family drama, and even gave a serious project presentation in Gotham.
All he wanted was to stay alive,
But as he kept surviving, the entire American Comics world began to suspect there was definitely something wrong with this kid.
