[Western Crossover] Nezha, Please Come Home!

Nezha falls into the Western Crossover world, and from then on, the world takes a sharp turn.

1. Forced to moonlight as the Matchmaker of Red Threads

"Divine Queen, I really didn't set those two up."

"No, no, those other couples over there have nothing to do with me either. Trust me."

2. A plan to recruit talent for the Motherland

"You can control metal? The construction industry needs you!"

"Your psychic powers aren't important. Please endorse X-King hair-loss shampoo."

3. Build temples, gather incense offerings, and grow a following

"An octopus tattoo is so ugly. Wouldn't a lotus look better?"

"I've never heard of Arkham, but I do have a Linglong Pagoda."

4. After accidentally visiting a parallel universe

"Iron Pepper's daughter is so cute. Nini, how about you and Shieldy give it a try?"

"Retirement means death? Not a chance. You die right here, and I'll pack you up and take you away right here."

P.S.

1. Nezha here is from the same setting as my other upcoming novel, The Great Ones of the Primordial World Are All Bottoms. This isn't the movie version!

2. The whole story is clean, and there are lots of familiar side couples.

3. The main plot is about everyone doting on Nezha. I can't bring myself to hurt a little bean.

4. There's a daily-life side-story collection for this novel next door in my profile. Updates are irregular.

This novel focuses on the plot, with a light romance. If you want sweet superhero romance, you can check out my other two novels in my profile.

Upcoming: [Western Crossover] The Veteran Player Never Crashes, a harem-top battle royale romp.

Currently serializing: [Western Crossover] The Superheroes' Little Treasure Egg, episodic sweet romance with an Eastern divine beast and superheroes. Every one of them will get a story.

If you read Wuxia Crossover, please show some love to my ongoing novel [Wuxia Crossover] Reviving the Family Through Romance. It's a sweet, episodic story with a top who can transform into an animal and members of the Yun family. It has 600,000 words already, so there's plenty to binge.

Theme: Good is rewarded, evil is punished, and justice is everywhere.