[Comprehensive British and American] I Just Want to Be an Ordinary Person

If having extraordinary dreams is the most ordinary thing, then is the desire to become an ordinary person in a superhero world considered an extraordinary dream? ~ Esme has traveled through time, but she doesn't have an amazing life experience, a golden finger's superpower, or even outstanding talents in science or computers. She is the kind of typical ordinary person you would meet on the street, living diligently in a world full of dangers. "I don't want to be a superhero because that would be too hard—I'm past the age where I want to achieve something extraordinary." "All I want is an ordinary life." ... Then she was confused by fate and her face turned into black mud. ~ It combines the United Kingdom and the United States, mainly DC and Marvel, and has a sentinel setting, but there is no tower, and the sentinel guides are so rare that there is no way to have a formal organization. The CPs in each volume are different. The first CP is Magneto's daughter Nina, a mutant with the ability to communicate with animals. However, this father-in-law is too scary, so the second CP will be changed to the rotten daughter of the Kang family, Ruth. This father-in-law is even more terrifying, but the third CP is Batman and Catwoman's daughter Helena, so the first two are actually okay? This article can probably be renamed "Those Years When My Father-in-law and I were fighting wits and courage"... Except for the three CPs, the ones they love most are not the protagonists, but the protagonists love them the most, so the two cancel each other out, right ORZ Apart from the two fathers of the heroine, the CPs probably include Superbat, EC, Dundong, KonTim, Lu Kang, write whatever you want...