[Western Crossover] Technology Can't Save Superheroes

Ever since his older brother became a superhero in a certain top spot, Luo Yi's world has been turned upside down. Mutations, magic, gods, and other things that aren't exactly scientific have all become part of his life. Uncle Big Shield: I need to work hard and make money so I can be an elder who raises his nephew! (Not that he can.) Cat-Eared Lord: I'm better than that certain Iron Man in money and talent. The only thing I lack is a good little brother. A Certain Third Princess: The name Lori is only one letter different from mine. What a coincidence. A Certain Big-Chested Superman: I hear you want to learn about the physiology of aliens? Hammer-Wielding Guy: You took my Mjolnir, so now you're mine! Big Brother Iron Man: Luo Yi is still young. He can't date. I won't allow it! All these unscientific things taught Luo Yi that technology can't save superheroes. Only quietly spending money and working hard to earn more can. Luck won't save the unlucky, but spending money can change your fate! He wants everyone to be able to enjoy a happy retirement! This story is updated daily, so enjoy! [And here's a new novel from my upcoming list. Please add it to your favorites! I'll write it after this one's done!: "The Tang Dynasty's Greatest Wine-and-Meat-Loving Monk"] If you're interested, little cuties, please visit my author page and add it to your favorites! Blurb: This humble monk's religious name is Xuan Meng. I was once a proud monk player in Jian Wang 3, a top-notch formation anchor. Everyone in my raid group called me the Holy Monk. Now, I am the junior brother of the Tang Dynasty's greatest monk, Xuanzang. Even the Great Sage has to call me Martial Uncle! I have no lofty dreams. I just want to eat chilled watermelon and drink ice-cold soda during the Tang Dynasty's sweltering summer. Could Your Majesty do me a favor and let me travel west to look for watermelon seeds? If not, then I'll have to trouble my senior brother to do a little shopping for me on his Journey to the West. I love a little wine and a good bit of meat. May the world be at peace, the harvests be bountiful, the wine flow freely, and every household have meat. My ambition is to become the Tang Dynasty's greatest wine-and-meat-loving monk! Amitabha. Senior Brother, let me run forty meters before you hit me! Recommendation time: "Raising Dragons in Hollywood" by Xiang Jia Xiao Shi One-line pitch: ??? Do Xiao Shi's novels even need a recommendation? "With Jimmy," "The Lion League," "Sean's Struggle," "A Mutant's Daily Life." Just hearing these titles makes you want to check them out, doesn't it? "The Villain Made Me a Star [Hollywood/Marvel]" by Shi Xiao Xing Xing Ya One-line pitch: All the superheroes and supervillains are my fans. Theme: