Adrian's Funeral Song [Kai Bao Kaiser | Some Jia Xiao]

Written in 2017. [Old, embarrassing work]

This book was never signed to a contract. The pressure was too much, so I regularly dumped my negativity in the comments. Those comments have nothing to do with the story, they were just a place to vent.

[Original blurb:]

The Four Supermen were knocked back into their mechanical stone forms while trying to stop Caesar from invading Planet Xing. Jialuo and Xiaoxin Superman rushed to help, but they were no match for Caesar either. Apparently seeking revenge on Jialuo, Caesar attacked Xiaoxin Superman. Jialuo detonated his own energy core to save his partner, but death wasn't what awaited him. They had returned to old Adeli.

Contains a lot of speculation about young Jialuo, Arcas, and young Caesar; attempts to tie into The Chivalrous Duo and The Legend of the God of War (abandoned halfway through and outline scrapped); includes four original Adeli characters (Aimika, Tanuoxi, Cleo, and Valeri), and borrows some characters from Happy Superman (Xing Ying, Yue Wu, Lei Gongguai, and others), but is essentially a Happy Superman fanfic, based on the first nine seasons.

[Important:]

The author does not endorse the worldview or values of any individual character in this story, especially Tanuoxi, Caesar, and Cleo.

[About punctuation conventions:]

Solid square quotation marks enclose particularly important thoughts, while hollow square quotation marks indicate auditory hallucinations. This does not mean those are the standard ways to use them.

[Content warnings:]

The original characters have a strong element of [dark fetishization], so minors are strongly advised not to read this.

The setting includes scenes of [original character abuse], for example, Caesar attacking Xiaoxin Superman and making Jialuo detonate himself to provoke him.

The story took a long time to complete. I was driven off halfway through by mxcy and lost my affection for some of the original characters. Later, I forced myself to finish out of a sense of responsibility. To show just how much I was put off: by the time I'd written a third of the story, Arcas had become the half-original character I liked the most.

So don't expect much from the romantic interactions. I was [really into it] early on, but later I genuinely [couldn't keep writing].

This was just the product of a high schooler with a rebellious streak imagining how hard life must be for a villain.

That's all it is.

Theme: An OC diehard's first handmade prototype.