[Western Crossover] It's a Game, Not a Thing

Wei Shengmian died young in a car accident, but unexpectedly acquired a virtual life System that could load games into reality. Then she was tossed into a fusion world of British and American settings and set off on a path to dominate everything. To keep her from dying before her plans were half complete, the System asked her to choose three games that would help her survive as a beginner's reward. Once she beat them, she would receive a healthy body and a ticket home.

Wei Shengmian: Minecraft, Ball Battle, Snake

System from the future: ...

What kind of ancient games are these?

Without anyone noticing, the fate of the world changed.

A huge underground base is under construction next to the Lonely Fortress.

Gotham's sweetheart gets a cheap son, who turns out to be a rebellious kid. He even sells himself off on the cheap behind his dear old dad's back.

New York gets a gentle, considerate, virtuous father figure who shows up at random to spread warmth.

Asgard's Bifrost might as well be broken. It makes no difference whether it's there or not, since the two brothers use it as a direct route.

A long worm wanders through the universe, eating everything in sight. It grows bigger and bigger until it can swallow a planet in one bite.

Wei Shengmian: Hee hee, this game is so much fun.

System: Waiting to be sent back to the factory :)

Content warnings

1. There are secret identities, but they won't be exposed. No romance, just causing trouble.

2. Don't bring unrelated topics into my comments, and don't bring me up in other people's comments.

3. If you're dropping the story, do so quietly. No complaining.

4. I'll listen to suggestions, but whether I make changes is up to me.

The author hasn't seen the movies or read the related books and other works, so out-of-character portrayals are inevitable. If anything differs from the original, please consider it the butterfly effect or an author-created setting. If you can't accept that, please don't click in. See you around another time.

Theme: Hard work brings prosperity.