[Western Crossover] Saving the World in a Superhero's Guise

[The main story is complete! I can't think of anything to write for the extra chapters, so let's leave it here for now. Love you all, and I'll start a LEGO story next~] The universe reboot went wrong, and several important superheroes vanished from the world. As a lackey of the will of the universe, Moses had no choice but to wear many hats, don secret identities, and outwit supervillains. He dealt with aliens by day and beat up lunatics by night, working in New York today and reporting to the Watchtower tomorrow. But because he was so practiced at saving the world, after seeing the plots of parallel worlds, his colleagues kept making up tragic backstories for him. They either mistook his secret identities for people from other universes or assumed he was a reborn person who had paid a certain price to retain his memories. The results: The young sidekicks fought over who got to be his assistant (x), voted the Batfamily the least reliable, and accused the Dark Knight of playing favorites. Metropolis founded a superhero protection association, with a certain famous bald man as its honorary president. On his first day out as New York's friendly neighborhood hero, he received two invitations and a barrage of questions: Which superhero organization was he planning to apply to? Male lead: Can't I be a superhero with a simpler backstory? Everyone else, armed with the original story: No. Heroes save the world, and the world saves heroes. May every wounded soul face the future with hope and open arms. ****Important setting: When the male lead puts on a secret identity, his soul merges with that of the superhero! Also, before the supporting characters marked [pay attention] meet the protagonist, they don't know the secret identities at all, and have no memories of them, but they start out with strong goodwill and perfect rapport. Reader's notes: 1. A serious story with a mix of sweetness and angst. No secret identities are revealed throughout the story. See the protagonist section for the secret identities. No pairings for anyone, and everyone gets a happy ending. In short, it's a story about everyone in a world without these superheroes coming to love them. 2. My own take on the timeline. The setting is flexible, and anything is possible. Since you've read this far, why not check out the author's profile and see what else is good? Theme: Though the world has kissed me with pain, I still answer it with a song