The Sky Screen Says I'm a Villainous The Chosen One [Western Crossover]

Seville, an employee at the Quick Transmigration Bureau, received a series of missions in superhero worlds. He thought he’d be helping the superheroes take down supervillains, but it turned out these superheroes seemed even more dangerous than the villains...

After being killed countless times by the Injustice Tyrant, Seville finally got it: If he turned tyrant first and followed Superman’s path, Superman would have nowhere left to go!

So he happily went all-in on the dark side, applying what he’d learned to run for president in the Injustice: Lords world, and becoming Gotham’s godfather in a world where Batman had turned evil, training him like a dog...

Seville: Hehe, no wonder everyone likes turning evil. It feels great!

After completing a series of missions, Seville had already sustained a workplace injury. He arrived in a peaceful vacation world and joined the Justice League as a laid-back affiliate.

In the superheroes’ eyes, their new colleague was reliable and aloof, and for some reason had a particular dislike of the highly respected Big Three of the Justice League.

Seville: Obviously. If those three had killed you over a hundred times between them, you’d feel sick just looking at them too.

He’d thought he’d spend his days relaxing in the vacation world until he recovered from his workplace injury. But then a sky screen suddenly appeared overhead...

[Hey, everyone! Today we’re talking about the tyrant who reached the top of the multiverse, the strictest father to superheroes and supervillains alike, the young man who became a dad early, the darkened savior, Emperor Seville!]

Seville, called out by name: “...”

Damn, I’m surrounded by superheroes! The sky screen did this to me!

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The story starts with a sky screen. It includes lots of watch-along scenes from the original timeline, where Seville quick-transmigrates through multiverses such as Injustice: Lords to save the world. There are lots of flashbacks and jumps in time, so the timeline gets messy.

Seville hasn’t read the original superhero comics. He’s died and come back to life enough times, so cut him some slack. The plot will go completely off the rails, and every superhero and supervillain will get equal treatment. The author loves every superhero, though, so it’ll all end happily!

Theme: Perseverance leads to victory.