Pairing: [A certain superhero still doesn't care about being surrounded by negative press] X [A certain fan club president who's great at clearing his name and promoting him]
Oswald was saved by Iron Man, and discovered that he'd awakened a mutant ability: he could collect someone's affection for A, convert it into healing energy, and feed it back to A.
To repay Tony Stark for saving his life, Oswald decided to custom-build a supply of affection for him.
He thought it would be a simple task, but soon found that things weren't going quite as smoothly as he'd expected...
Oswald scratched his head. "This is bizarre. You people don't like Iron Man?!"
To clear the name of this controversial superhero, Oswald began learning the right way to promote a favorite.
Then, somehow, Oswald became president of the Iron Man Fan Club.
Oswald: "Well, that's sudden. So sudden.jpg"
As everyone knows, Iron Man has one number-one fan.
This fan went head-to-head with the New York Times over its fabrications and tore into a famous reporter for making things up;
Dared to venture into the heart of a battlefield to take exclusive candid photos;
And can show off a wall full of Stark Industries high-tech products (merch).
The fan in question couldn't help shedding tears, sad that years of staying up late to fight antis had left him nearly bald: "Back then, I didn't know how precious life was. I'm only eighteen, and I'm exhausted."
Content warnings:
1. Original protagonist. The protagonist's affection only increases toward his pairing, by 10,000,000*n.
2. The author is letting loose with out-of-character behavior and heavily altered plotlines.
3. Friendly discussion is welcome. Writing advice is not.
4. Staying on the Iron Man pampering route, no wavering.