I Woke Up to Find the Dimensional Barrier Broken [Western Crossover]

[This novel is complete. A new story is now open in my author’s profile: [Western Crossover] Has the Ghost Girl Behind Me Come Back to Life Today? Please show it your support~] [The preorder next door, [Western Crossover] The Kent Family’s Chicken, is now underway~] [Blurb for this story ↓]: Question: What do you do when the son of your fictional fave appears in the real world right before your eyes? Answer: Oh, I’m raising Dickie Bird. Is this for real? Looking at that handsome, innocent face, I just couldn’t bring myself to say I was giving him up. I ran into Bludhaven’s famously anonymous Big Blue Bird. His looks were monstrously good. I gave it everything I had, but I couldn’t win. I’ll raise him! I’m raising the Big Blue Bird! So what if he’s my fave’s son? Even if my fave himself showed up, I could raise them both! Much later, I was sitting on the sofa at my parents’ house, watching a man have a lively conversation with my dad in his broken Chinese, and fell into deep thought. Oh no. My fave has become my father-in-law. A sweet, slice-of-life story with a happy ending. [Updates are normally at noon every day. I’ll take a day off if something comes up. Any other time is spent revising.] Here’s the preorder blurb for another story in my author’s profile. If you’re interested, please add it to your collection~ [Western Crossover] The Kent Family’s Chicken When Jikena woke up, she discovered she’d finally lost her human status and become a little chick about to hatch on a farm. How did this happen?! Was she going to have to bring back the classics and recreate Chicken Run after all these years?! Jikena: ...Huh? (Thinking.) Jikena: I guess I wouldn’t mind...? In the end, she was rescued. Praise Su-Pi. From then on, Jikena had a great dream: she would become the most popular chicken on the Kent farm. Easter dinner. Clark Kent and his wife, Lois Lane, sat at the table with Clark’s parents, the elder Kents, and their grandson, little Jonathan Kent. They folded their hands and closed their eyes in prayer. “Dear Lord, let us sincerely thank you for your blessings, for this bountiful harvest, and for the bread of life. Through your resurrection, you have taught us the meaning of life, ” “Wait, I don’t think this is very respectful to me,” Jikena said. The Kent family paused their prayer and all looked over at her. “Why can’t I sit at the table on Easter?” Jikena demanded. “Are you discriminating against my kind?” “Uh,” the poor Clark hesitated. “But, Jike, there’s already a chicken on the table, and you even had one of its legs.” Jikena burped. Little Krypto came over and popped her head into his mouth. Reader’s guide: First-person narration. The female lead is a chicken spirit (?), and stays a chick. She never turns into a human. Mostly about everyday life with the Kents, interacting with little animals, and the Super-Pet League. All characters are platonic, no romance. The focus is on fluffy cuddles. Slow burn. Theme: Love is the greatest magic in the world.