[Western Crossover] The Superheroes Are Turning You into a Table

Have you ever heard your city speak as you walk through its streets, leap and fly between its skyscrapers, or fight for justice in its alleys?

Do you know that your city is watching you when you fall, when you lose heart, when you let your city down, and when you try to save it?

“Let me see...” Natalia stands on a bustling New York street, biting the end of her pen as she looks down at the sketchbook in her hands.

“Space wants me to make Thor and Loki fanworks? Time wants to buy the Sorcerer a sandwich? Power wants to make the idiot shut up? What kind of weird commissions are these?”

“Gotham orders me to get out of Gotham? Metropolis wants the bald guy to learn how to express his love for the primary colors properly? Coast City wants me to help pay the rent?”

[From Marvel, with loving kisses: “To the Avengers, mwah~ mwah-mua~ mwah-smooch~ mwah-smack~!”]

[From DC, with furious threats: “Tell the Justice League that if they don't get a grip, I'll go Krypton on them!” “Don't ask me what happened to Krypton!” “Even if Krypton blew up, I wouldn't let them live here!” “I'll blow myself up right here and now, just watch me!”]

Reading notes:

1) This story aims to go from having nothing to owning the whole world. Romance depends on fate; we'll see where things go.

2) No secret identities exposed, no transmigration. The timeline is in the hands of fate.

3) I try to keep things logical and scientific. If you can't make sense of the science, consult quantum mechanics.

4) Don't be fooled by how some authors enjoy having the whole world at their disposal in their stories. In private, their comment sections are actually empty QaQ...

This author has other superhero stories, too. Why not take a look? ↓

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