Don't Make Me Save the World

Hua Jiu's adolescent delusions are out of control. She gives the people around her new identities and abilities, and writes them all down in a little notebook. Then they all come true. The people on her list, both familiar and unfamiliar, include: 1. A country boy who can see demons, and his neighbor. 2. A detective at a detective agency who can summon and command demons. 3. The neighbor's little brother, who can't eat meat and is actually a qilin. 4. A junior student with superpowers who usually seems perfectly ordinary. 5. A childhood friend who wants to destroy the world. 6. A useless gang leader who makes a living selling clams. 7. An older female cousin whose family runs a shrine and who falls in love with a demon. I thought I could turn stone into gold, but instead it all turned into a chaotic dance of demons. My chuunibyou days are over. Saving the world is not my job. Please let me be a quiet little fairy. This story will be available for purchase on Thursday. There will be a 10,000-character update on launch day. I hope you'll show your support! Reader's Guide: 1. A Western Crossover with lots of series. 2. Male lead undecided. Choose your favorite at your own risk; this may have no CP. 3. OOC warning!!! Sea Girl [Western Crossover] by Ye Chonglai Peter found a girl. The girl became his family. Later, the girl became his lover. Tony: Wow, a child bride. Peter: I didn't! I haven't! Don't make things up! Peter thought Carol was an ordinary person who needed him to protect her. But when enemies knocked him into the ocean and Carol rescued him, racing freely through the water, he realized he didn't know his "little sister" very well. Carol: Peter is so cute. I want to protect him. Peter: Carol is so frail. I want to protect her. After their secret identities were exposed: Spider-Man: ... Sea Girl: ... How could my boyfriend/girlfriend possibly be a superhero?! Theme: