The heroic deeds of Pharis I are celebrated far and wide.
Yet she never expected that in the eyes of the gods, all living beings are equal.
The hero becomes an executioner.
Trapped in the underworld for a hundred years, unable to be reincarnated.
Pharis accidentally binds herself to a game System.
She decides to use the System to fight for a chance at survival.
But why does the System start by asking her to collect information on heroes?
It even keeps updating and adding characters.
Pharis has no choice but to pretend to be an innocent bystander at battle scenes
and secretly gather information.
However...
There are way too many scumbag villains in this world.
Pharis draws her knife and warns the villain,
“Don't come near me. I only attack in self-defense.”
The villain bursts into tears.
“How is a passive attack that triggers every single time any different from an active one?”
There's no way to live like this.
[Content Advisory] This is a wish-fulfillment power-up story, with a golden finger and a mountain of original worldbuilding.
The timeline of major events across the Marvel and DC worlds will follow the needs of the plot.
Plot-focused. The heroine will not have mutual romantic feelings with anyone throughout the story.
The heroine's character is based on the Murder Princess.
This is a fictional world combining the movies and anime. Please don't take it as canon.
Theme: Rely on yourself rather than the gods
In fact, I am just afraid that the heroine will be fooled by the definition of justice.
In fact, I don't really agree with the oath made by the protagonist, because sometimes the justice in the world is so ridiculous.
I remember Tim didn't change his last name to Wayne?
Superheroes: She is here to take off our vests!? Hahahahahahahahaha [dog head saves life]
Why didn't the author describe the heroine's discovery of Bruce's dislike of Superman during the conversation with Bruce at the party? In this way, readers will not feel confused after reading that conversation, why the heroine broke up with someone again.
Hey, is this favorability level only for Superman?
Falice is probably not afraid of these 23333
I've seen the latest updates, but the articles are interesting and there aren't many updates in a row.
Why does the heroine's character feel a bit silly and bold?
It's such a cool skill to have a name. Falice's name is useless [but it's quite practical, manual dog head]