[Western Crossover] Draw Your Cards! Magical Girl

[The full novel costs less than 5 RMB~ A lighthearted, sweet little treat] Eugenia Wayne is an ordinary rich heiress, a daddy's girl according to her family, and one of the Bat Family's rare obedient kids who never rebels. Sweet and gentle on the surface, Eugenia has a unique ambition in life She never gives up on her daydream that one day she'll gain superpowers, even though her whole family calls her a chuunibyou. On her eighteenth birthday, she finally gets handed the script of a protagonist. Her long-overdue cheat ability has finally arrived! + “Ding! Welcome to the Magical Girl Training System. Bind now and get a free ten-pull, guaranteed to include an SSR~” Eugenia Clow Card Collector Wayne: As expected, I'm the one true chosen girl! --Bonus Scene Now, Daily Planet reporter Clark brings you an exclusive report. He's going to grab a few people at random and ask what they think of the Cardcaptor. Some gloomy guy: Why are you in charge of this feature? What's your relationship with her? Stay away from her! Young reporter: ... (runs away) Some New York billionaire: She's an adorable sweetheart, and I'm figuring out how to lure her into the Avengers. I'm almost there. Shh, don't tell the old Bat. Young reporter: Can't you say something we can actually publish? Some paragon of virtue: (suddenly bashful) Do you mean my darling sweetheart, who clings to me every day, wants kisses from morning to night, and loves me more than anyone in the world? Young reporter: ... Get a room, you lovebirds!!! The young reporter thought the story was doomed, but then received an enthusiastic invitation from Arkham. Some plant enthusiast: The flowers and plants she creates are priceless treasures. I'll love her forever! Some chubby penguin: She's definitely a human-shaped rain doll. It rains every time I run into her! Some green-haired guy in a purple suit: ... Oh, don't worry about that one. He's already dead. The young reporter collected tens of thousands of words of material at Arkham. The resentment nearly leapt off the pages. Besides that, some evil god and some purple potato were also waiting in line, both insisting they had something to say. Hurry up and interview us! Just because we can't beat her doesn't mean we can't curse her out! Content notes and reading guide: 1. The protagonist's pairing is with Captain America. The story's logic and timeline serve the plot, and it contains many personal headcanons. **Severe OOC warning**. Read at your own risk. The heroine is a work in progress: for now, she's a chuunibyou who loves sweet-talking and acting spoiled, and her family dotes on her. Read the free chapters to get a feel for her personality. If you like it, stay; if not, move on. I hope everyone finds a story they love on Jinjiang. 2. The Clow Cards combine the live-action and anime versions, with the live-action version as the main reference and some original elements. You don't need to know the original to enjoy the story. The cards are explained in quite a bit of detail because there are original elements. 3. The story features Clow Cards, Kero, and Yue, and an original heroine who is not Sakura (important!). No other characters from the original Cardcaptor series will appear. The main plot takes place in the Western Crossover world. Coming soon: [Western Crossover] Superhero Game. Click the author's profile to see it. Doris is an ordinary homebody who spends every day lazing around. She sleeps for more than twelve hours a day and spends less than two hours out of bed. Then she downloads a mobile game called Let's Go, Heroes!, and her life starts to get weird. The game sends her hundreds of reminders a day, urging her to grind, grind, grind. That game company has no heart! Even if they're superheroes, they can't bully a young woman like this! In a fit of anger, Doris uninstalls the game. The next morning, she sees a blond man holding a shield standing beside her bed. “Didn't you say I was your favorite? You got tired of me that quickly?” ** When the world is in danger and heroes are falling one after another, a manor becomes a sanctuary where they can be reborn. Even though the game limits them at every turn, the heroes begin exploring and fighting (by making Doris do it) to regain their lost powers. New York billionaire: When will I finally be able to pull my Iron Man? I'm in a hurry. Gotham vigilante: Just let her play for another five hours today. Big-chested sweetheart: Hurry up and rank me up! Why does this awful game start me off before I got the serum? Theme: Ordinary people can become heroes, but their original convictions remain unchanged.