I Heard Superman Is His Dad [Western Crossover]

(This story will go VIP on Tuesday, May 9. A massive chapter will be released then, so please show your support, dear readers!) Blurb Joke transmigrates into the body of an experimental subject who has been buried alive. When a wolf digs him out of the pit, Joke has no time to worry about how embarrassing it is. He can only wail for help. What can he do? This body is tiny, no more than three years old, and its vocal cords are somewhat damaged. How else can he call for help but cry? Fortunately, his cries bring someone to his rescue, but that person plans to send him to an orphanage. Joke has only just escaped life in an orphanage and entered society. He doesn't want to end up in a foreign orphanage, so, despite the other person being old enough to be his grandfather, he calls out unclearly, “Papa...” Professor X and his students went deep into the forest to look for a missing young mutant, but ended up rescuing a baby. Afraid he wouldn't be able to raise the child properly, he plans to send him to an orphanage, but the baby cries “Papa” and clings to him. What can he do? Of course, he takes him back to the mansion to raise him. At his new home, Joke gets the prettiest room and the most nutritious meals. Watching the other children control ice and electricity makes him itch with envy. This world has superpowers. He wishes he had one too. It isn't until years later, when Joke lifts a bus with both hands and floats effortlessly into the sky, that he realizes he might not be as ordinary as he thought. He also hears that the Superman next door might be his dad. 1. This is a child-raising story, and the kid may not even be grown up by the time it ends. 2. So the male lead is a little boy with no romance. There may be a secondary couple. 3. The timeline is a mess, with lots of original headcanons. On March 9, 2021, the blurb was screenshotted and posted to Weibo. Next up: Writing The Detective in Republican-Era China Blurb Mystery writer Kang Shixuan dies while saving someone. What he doesn't expect is to transmigrate to Republican-era China and become a detective in the patrol station of the public concession in Old Shanghai. Kang Shixuan is fairly satisfied with this job. He can work by day and spend his spare time writing mystery stories to publish in newspapers and magazines. He can also trade quips with a forensic pathologist who studied abroad, and solve a few cases along the way. Life is pretty exciting. 1. An original fictional setting with no real-life inspiration. 2. The male lead won't date until he leaves Old Shanghai, so there is no main couple. He and the male supporting character are colleagues and friends. A Good Doctor Shouldn't Take the Grim Reaper's Blame Blurb Doctor Shinichi thinks he's been having a run of bad luck lately. His patients are either murdered or turn into murderers themselves, and it's gotten him wondering whether he should change careers. When he talks it over with his boyfriend, Gin, Gin stretches out his long arm and lifts up the little Edogawa, who is hiding under the table and eavesdropping on their conversation for the Nth time. “That's his fault. You don't have to take the blame.” Doctor Shinichi pauses and looks at the little Grim Reaper who even Inspector Megure and the others have mentioned time and again. Little Edogawa kicks and squirms in protest. “I'm not the Grim Reaper. Don't slander me.” He's just a weak, pitiful, and innocent little kid, and has absolutely nothing to do with the Grim Reaper. 1. The original characters and stories belong to their original authors; any out-of-character portrayals are mine. 2. This story is a parallel-world tale about Doctor Shinichi and Gin, written as an extra to Discovering Gin's Character Has Changed After Transmigrating. 3. The timeline is a mess, with original headcanons. Theme: Protect the planet, starting with me.