[All-Fandom] I'll Walk the Villain's Path and Leave Villains Nowhere to Go

At first, Shan Yi found that several groups had mysteriously appeared on the penguin account he used specifically for making online friends. They all had especially over-the-top names, for example:

[The Father-Issues Avengers: In the End, One Person Took All the Damage (Battle-Worn)]

[DC Never Kneels, Long Live the Fine Ass ≧▽≦]

[Gossip: Is the Beach Divorce Group Getting Back Together?]

[Hydra Still Has the Nerve to Demand Reasonable Development]

[Arkham: A Place Brimming with Talent]

[Asgard's Bone-Clinic Bros: Their Everyday Love-Hate Relationship]

And so on and so forth.

Shan Yi: ...Chuunibyou kids sure know how to have fun :)

It wasn't until he realized these were all roleplay groups, and apparently connected, that he caught on. For example, he saw the Bat show off in [The Father-Issues Avengers], then saw the Bat actually go to the neighboring group, [DC Never Kneels, Long Live the Fine Ass ≧▽≦], and show off there too.

Shan Yi: ...Did the channels get crossed?!

Still, it seemed kind of fun

Shan Yi: *smiles mischievously* :)

After that, Shan Yi wore several secret identities at once and acted up a storm, making up all kinds of real-world identities and backstories for himself. He had the time of his life.

All the while, he stuck to the policy that superheroes are the cutest and villains must die, punching brainless governments, kicking unscrupulous villains, and giving the public a little brainwashing on the side. Life couldn't be sweeter.

Until the dimensional wall broke. Shan Yi: ...I'm screwed :)

No, stay calm. I can still lie low!

PS: No identity reveals, no romance, and there is transmigration. The author is all-powerful, the universe is vast, and Jinjiang stays civilized. No trolling.

The author hasn't seen the movies or read the related books and screen adaptations, so some out-of-character moments are inevitable. If anything differs from the original, please consider it the butterfly effect or an author-added setting. If you can't accept that, dear readers, please don't click. Maybe we'll meet again in another life.

Theme: Good people get good things in return