Western Crossover: Welcome to Lego City

[Complete. Next up: [Western Crossover] I Inherited Wayne Manor. Please add it to your reading list.] After Murphy transmigrates, he becomes bound to an all-ages toy city rated 3+. Thanks to his exceptional skill at cleaning up other people's messes, he raises character affinity, unlocks everyone's secret identities, and becomes a master of changing faces. Once you've reached the pinnacle of life and can climb no higher in fame or status, what can you do next? Murphy makes a tiny attempt. The good news is, he successfully breaks through the dimensional wall. The bad news is, wearing a Lego Joker secret identity, he becomes the third wheel at an Arkham fan meet-up. The Joker, causing trouble in the real world: “...” A certain Bat, stumbling into the Joker's crime scene: “...” Murphy, plummeting from the pinnacle of life to the depths: Maybe I should try transmigrating in a different position. Since Lego Joker's heartfelt confession didn't work, how about some heavy metal rock from Lego Batman? ** At some point, a legend about a toy city began circulating in the main universe: It might be a city of demons, or it might be Eden, or perhaps it's just a reflection of life. Sounds pretty badass. So the persecuted superheroes and supervillains slap their hands together in agreement and put Murphy, the man behind the toy city, on their watch list. Murphy, hearing all this: ...Could it be, just maybe, that the person you're talking about only made a tiny attempt and then wanted to haul himself up from the depths of life? Then one day, aliens invade. Murphy passes by the battlefield, lets loose, and takes apart an enemy spaceship to build a giant robot. The other superheroes present: “Thanks for asking. Great experience. It would've been even better if he hadn't tried to dissect the villain too.” A tired look that says they've seen it all.jpg Please note: 1. Randomly picks on everyone. Friendly to superheroes, not friendly to villains outside the Lego universe. 2. A comedy with no CP, focused on friendship. The timeline follows the author's own rules. 3. Written for love. Let's part on good terms. Please add it to your reading list, leave comments, and make all kinds of requests. The author's completed works: Saving the World in a Superhero Suit [Western Crossover] Coming next: [Western Crossover] I Inherited Wayne Manor Theme: Friendship and love show the way forward.