A Crossover of American Heroes: Me, the Villain, Am Loaded!

The city is full of schemes. I want to go back to the countryside.

The countryside roads are even more treacherous, and the schemes are more complicated.

To become a successful great villain, you need more than wild ideas and a ruthless nature. You can't follow the usual playbook, and even your traps have to defy expectations.

As a model villain of the new century, Mira not only embodied these qualities to perfection, but also thrived among villains and came and went freely among the heroes.

"Miss Mira, how do you do it?"

Mira fell silent for a moment, then curled her lips into the signature wicked, overbearing CEO smile of a villain: "Money lets me do whatever I want."

Things to know before diving in:

1. The author loves collecting characters and will drag anyone they like into their own faction by hook or by crook.

2. Not a power fantasy, not a power fantasy, not a power fantasy. [Smack!] Oh, this is actually pretty good!

3. The male lead has been decided, but he shows up late.

4. A leveling-up-and-monster-fighting story. The romance is focused on one person and stays that way, while the family ties form a spiderweb.

5. The author is a newbie. Feel free to point out typos, but please don't give unsolicited advice.

6. A crossover spanning many worlds, from Marvel to Ju-On, and from Game of Thrones to Assassin's Creed and Tomb Raider.

7. No DC. No DC. No DC.

Please add it to your collection!