At the beginning of the story, there was a Miss Cindy. As a mercenary codenamed Deathstroke, her notorious reputation for charging an arm and a leg and having no bottom line was known to everyone, from DC's Oa Sector to Marvel's Shi'ar Empire and even across the entire Infinite Space. At last, after nearly killing or offending every big shot on the other side of the universe, she fled to a remote, inconspicuous world of martial arts to vacation (hide out)… In this fragile world that couldn't withstand even one of her full-force punches, would she continue her blood-soaked, villainous mercenary career, or would she bfcueo2sbqc hwaixbcqxwouwocuol!
(Word from the outside: Miss Cindy sent the silly author a warning letter. After a very friendly conversation, the black-and-blue silly author fully realized just how ignorant they were in Miss Cindy's presence. I hereby declare that no one can define the actions of a perfect person like Miss Cindy. How utterly, unreasonable it would be to judge her by such shallow ideas of heroism and conventional morality!)
This might count as a second transmigration? She isn't an original character from the American comics, but Miss Cindy can't even remember her name from her first life. She only remembers that she seemed to be a normal person back then. So most of the time, it wouldn't be a problem if she were the original character after all.
Miss Cindy comes from Earth-11 in the DC universe, a matriarchal world ruled by the Amazons where nearly every male superhero and supervillain has been gender-swapped into a woman. She was that universe's top mercenary, Deathstroke. But by a twist of fate, she was later captured by Infinite Space and forced through brainwashing and threats of death to work in many different worlds for a long time. Eventually, she pulled off something big and successfully escaped. Now she's lying low in a martial arts world.
The female lead isn't perfect. She has a bit of battlefield PTSD and a tendency to be overly suspicious.
The female lead isn't a good person. She's a cold-blooded, highly intelligent madwoman with a wealth of experience. She has zero guilt or remorse and will never think she's done anything wrong.
The female lead is probably several hundred floors above this world's power ceiling. Her golden finger is enormous.
The female lead has problems with her mind, spirit, and body. She chose this (to her) peaceful world because she wants to get herself back to normal. Little angels, don't imitate her. If you're going to learn from her, learn from her terrifying willpower: even this crazy, she can force herself to act "normal" and give nothing away.
The female lead can't directly break the fourth wall, but she suspects she's in a story, so she'll lie to the readers.
It's probably a slice-of-life story, though the female lead's idea of everyday life might not be quite like everyone else's.
Pairing undecided.
Theme: Saving yourself in the face of a cruel reality
Pfft, you're still using the Bat's communicator, Bruce♀: I'm going to sue you for copyright infringement.
It's the first time I've seen a British and American character dressed in martial arts, and it's a bit novel.
Well written, there is no sense of inconsistency in the fusion of European, American and martial arts
I really want to see the follow-up of Memories of the British and American World, and I want to see the follow-up reactions. By the way, can the heroine return to the British and American world from martial arts? I'm looking forward to it.
Something black? Venom?
It seems that if Cindy wants to have a physical exchange, Lu Xiaofeng might be willing to accept it and look like she is deeply in love, Lu Xiaofeng, but I really hope that these two are sex. . . Friendly relationship, (?^▽^)? Come on
Why isn't this article popular?! This is the first time I have seen Britain, America and martial arts integrated so harmoniously!
I don't mind killing memories, but I'm worried that it's difficult to write a pretentious and cool article. If it's not written well, it will turn into "she was the world's number one killer in her previous life and was reincarnated as a rich man's daughter who was exchanged for a prince with a civet cat. She has seven brothers, and the richest man's father gives orders to pamper her!" In this weird Mary Sue cliché, if you want to write a pretentious and cool article that is convincing and enjoyable, some wives will add silly funny elements, some will go for a bitter love line, and some will rely purely on plot and writing. I'm already feeling a bit of pretentious sadness.
Speaking of which, Deathstroke should be a man? The one in Batman
The best way to make money is to spend money lavishly, be reasonable and convincing