[Western Crossover] Getting Old Makes Action Games a Bittersweet Experience

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A laid-back, easygoing heroine who takes things as they come x The world's greatest detective, who is very easy to talk to in the heroine's eyes

Getting transported into a superhero comic and having a game System as a golden finger sounds like a wonderful thing!

It would be even better if this game System didn't require her to play an action game herself.

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Serena has been playing all kinds of games for twenty years. In other words, she's no longer young by action-game-player standards.

Her reaction time and hand speed have declined considerably compared with when she was fifteen or sixteen.

Aiming for the head and hitting a leg, trying to dodge and dashing straight into an enemy's arms, chasing someone down only to punch them all the way into a safe zone...

Serena: "Believe me, I really do have a strong urge to kill. I really do..."

What? You think my actions just now make it look like I have a no-kill rule?

That's only because this game doesn't have aim assist!

Surely it wasn't part of my plan to aim for the head and burn their hair, or to aim for the knee and shoot through the floor!!

As the first superhero Serena met, Nightwing gave his sharp assessment: "Serena, Player One, is famous for having a killer's heart and a healer's hands."

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"Say something nice! I've got plenty of glorious achievements, okay!"

Serena rushed over, grabbed Dick by the collar, and shook him furiously.

"Well... keeping Superman locked in place for two seconds in a head-on fight was pretty impressive!"

Serena, who had merely landed a combo that caused hitstun: feeling guilty.

Clark, one of the people involved: "That was amazing, Serena! If your sword could actually cut me, I might have been defeated!"

Serena immediately pulled a piece of black cloth from her inventory, with no idea where it had come from, and prepared to smother the boastful Kryptonian who didn't need to breathe.

"Ahem."

Bruce walked over, tugged at her arm, and retrieved the cape he'd left at her place last time.

Dick, sharp-eyed, jumped two meters into the air: "Bruce, why was your cape at Serena's place?!"

Serena blinked innocently: "Batman spreading warmth?"

Pairing: Batman

Main focus: DC and the Batfamily

All other superheroes are platonic

Not very friendly to villains... maybe?

[See the author's note in Chapter One for more reading guidance.]

Got an idea in the middle of the night and started a new upcoming story. The pairing is the first Robin. If you're interested, add it to your favorites!

[Western Crossover] A Brick Goes Better with a Cute Girl

Lighthearted daily life + unconventional everyone's-favorite story + sweet romance

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Dora Rogers is a distant relative of Captain America.

Strictly speaking, she's Captain America's great-great-grandniece, so she should address him as Great-Great-Uncle.

Dora lives with her mother. Though the two of them know there's a famous Rogers on their family tree, they've never met him and never considered getting in touch or asking him for help.

That is, until an accident dragged Dora into a routine villain attack in New York, where she came face-to-face with Iron Man.

She forgot to mention that she looks a lot like her great-great-uncle.

Otherwise, Iron Man wouldn't have said, "Whoa, Cap, did you get hit with a gender-swap spell? And get ten years younger!" the moment he saw her, before bringing her back to Avengers Tower.

She and Captain America looked at each other and smiled politely.

"I'm just an ordinary high school student. I don't think we need to get acquainted."

Iron Man was so shocked that he had the butler play the security footage from a little while ago.

"An ordinary high school student who used a brick to knock out more than ten HYDRA agents?"

Was that really her fault?

Because she was Captain America's blood relative, HYDRA had once come to harass her. Now, whenever Dora saw them, her palms itched and her brick grew hot...

How could she not bonk each of them on the head at least once?

And why was her brick as hard as her great-great-uncle's shield?

She had no idea. She woke up one morning and found a brick beside her pillow. It was really handy for beating people up. Maybe she'd been chosen by the world.

What? You're saying her brick is an alien meteorite and Iron Man wants to take it away for research?

The Avengers are bullying a kid!

Great-Great-Uncle, look at Iron Man!

Steve caught Dora, who was so furious her hair was practically standing on end, and instinctively stopped Tony.

And so began his long years of worrying about this great-great-grandniece, who had an adorable face but a huge talent for causing trouble.

Years later, when Steve and her many aunties and uncles could finally celebrate Dora graduating from college and superhero training, they suddenly realized something.

How did some random kid become Dora's boyfriend right under their noses?

This is unacceptable!

Not even someone from the Batfamily!

Tony: Bruce, come get your son out of here!!!

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An unconventional everyone-loves-the-hero story.

The heroine, Dora, is a violent girl. Her fighting ability steadily improves, but she's never been a coward.

She's smart, but if she thinks she can win a fight, she'll charge right in!

The story will mainly focus on the heroine's fun daily life with her great-great-uncle and the other superheroes. A sweet romance.

Pairing: The blue-and-black bird. Bickering enemies, secretly dating.

Theme: It's wonderful to have a heart that wants to help others. If you make an effort, you'll do just fine!