He's Not Faking His Humility

[New novel: "[Western Crossover] How Proud Are the Golden Years?" is updating] [Next novel: Male lead, no romance: "This Superman Once Broke His Spine [Western Crossover]" is open for advance follows] He gains the world's acceptance by becoming other people's substitutes, extending the time he has left to live. And so, the battlefield rose who watched her younger brother die before her eyes gets a "younger brother from a parallel world"; The swords of the darkened citadel, shrouded in darkness, are delighted to discover that their "late former master has come back to life"; The Boss Dazai, whom Oda Sakunosuke had just pointed a gun at in a tavern, soon finds a "memory-lost Oda Sakunosuke" in his care. What is lost and then found again should be cherished and treasured in the palm of one's hand. Until they discover... He's an impostor. [Reader's Guide] 1. Two accounts run in parallel, with two storylines that can communicate telepathically. They have different personality traits, and their identities are not exposed in the main story. Their personalities aren't fixed and change with the plot, but when the two meet, they compete to see who is more childish (?). 2. Boss Dazai has many roles. The protagonist's past is explained in the author's note for Chapter 51. A healing story with both sweetness and angst. Happy ending. 3. Many characters have one-sided feelings for the protagonist. 4. The timeline is scrambled, the logic is dead, and the writing is rough. I don't accept writing advice. If it's not to your taste, leave at once; there's no need to tell me you're dropping it. Please be considerate readers, enjoy the story, and keep the comments civil. Thank you for giving it a read! [Next novel: Male lead, no romance: "This Superman Once Broke His Spine [Western Crossover]" is open for advance follows] #The Quicksilver bullet trope, heavily remixed# When he's not flying through the sky in a red cape, call him "Yalan Stuart." When Clark Kent from Earth -1 in the Dark Multiverse (where the Dark Knight becomes the Destroyer) is ten years old, he is reborn a second time as Bruce Wayne on an Earth in the Injustice Multiverse (where the Man of Steel becomes the Injustice Lord). One soul, two parallel lives. He is Superman Clark Kent and Batman Bruce Wayne. He's died, had his back broken, and ruled as a dictator. He's beaten up both Superman and Batman, and single-handedly created two happy endings. Now that his two bodies have merged and can switch at will, Yalan conceals his ordinary identity so well that not even Batman can uncover it. At last, as the Man of Steel, he enjoys a peaceful, pleasant life recovering from illness, complete with the Justice League in its proper, normal form. Shh, keep it a secret. When he's not flying through the sky in a red cape, call him "Yalan Stuart"! However... One day, the Joker in Gotham loudly accuses the Man of Steel: "My dear little Bat, why didn't you come back to Gotham? Why put on that Boy Scout costume and fly around instead? What's so great about Luthor? Just because Gotham turned you away, are you abandoning your beloved Uncle Joker too?" The Man of Steel, whose identity is exposed without warning, smiles coldly. Ask? The Joker's Bat-radar went off. Yalan: It's fine. I've got a backup plan. I'll bluff my way through it. Another day, a world-weary-looking young reporter suddenly appears at the Daily Planet. The Man of Steel, whose hand is gripped as he is asked, "Bat, are you leaving me?", manages a strained smile. Ask? Superman, whom I beat up, has found me. Yalan: It's fine. I still have a backup plan. I'll patch things up somehow. Yet another day, a second Brucey suddenly appears, pale-faced, at Wayne Manor. Yalan, whose ordinary identity has been discovered, loses his smile. Ask? Batman, whom I beat up, has found me too. Facing an interrogation by his Justice League teammates, the Man of Steel says: It's fine. I still have a back... Wait, wasn't I supposed to have a peaceful, pleasant life recovering from illness? Forget it. I'm tired. I'll just give up. [Reader's Guide] 1. Set after the Injustice reboot, with the Man of Steel at the center. The author will do their best to make the protagonist look amazing. A cheerful, sweet story. Friendship and family fluff aplenty, with just the tiniest hint of bittersweet angst. 2. Characters from parallel worlds cross over, and identities are exposed layer by layer. A Superman/Batman love-triangle showdown and flashback scenes ahead. 3. The world's best partners are bonded for life. A friendship-focused story with various combinations of Superman and Batman, two Batmen, and two Supermen. [Click on the second book in my profile. If you like it, please add it to your collection!] Theme: Those who don't let life's hardships wear away their kindness will eventually be rewarded with kindness.