I apologize to those who like the curse, and have deleted the relevant parts from the outline.
Alex hates two words most in his life, one is truth and the other is falsehood.
He has encountered warmth and let down his guard, but the maliciousness of fate is unavoidable.
So when the blood spilled by his friends was burned away in the fire, he finally heard the sound of his mind breaking.
A crab lover who can manipulate vectors, a down-and-out conspirator with a huge sword hanging above his head... Alex wears a coat that is fake and real, and travels through the whirlpools of fiction and reality one after another.
It is said that travelers who get lost on the way can return home when the clouds embrace the setting sun as long as they keep walking in the direction of the morning star.
Hush, don't talk, he saw the rose-colored hometown.
Instructions for consumption:
*The original male protagonist, wearing a vest in the early stage, will return to his hometown (DC) to do things after leaving the two worlds
*No one-way horse loss, because the curse callback has been deleted, and a parallel universe in DC will be added later. I am currently leaning towards Arkham or Injustice, but the details have not been decided yet.
*Alexander Kent is the official name of the male protagonist, but he is mostly called by the abbreviation Alex in the text.
*I have studied essays, but my writing style is a bit erratic and I can't get into V. It's because of Gugugu's fate that I won't deceive the contestants.
Volume 1: A good boy like a god
Volume 2: He Lishi's One Hundred Dreams
Volume 3: Travelers returning home at dusk
Volume Four: Under the Mask of Gentleness
The abandoned original text is as follows:
Here is an unscientific vector-operated version of a bandage waste device
A certain ghoul version of Panxing Cult leader with red eyes and black background (yes, he was deleted)
A certain beauty with a green crown on her head, an inhumane tearful mole
And the vest actor who signed an unequal treaty with the unscrupulous system:
Alexander Kent
Faced with the strange looks from people from all walks of life, the half-Kryptonian wearing a vest appeared to be coping with it with ease, but in fact he cursed in his heart:
"Which bastard made the rule? To kill a clown, you have to ask for the permission of the world's consciousness!"
Purpose: Love life, but don't forgive without a bottom line
