Western Crossover: The BE-Obsessed Producer’s Everyday Life

After transmigrating, Beryl unexpectedly contracts a serious illness. To stay alive, she agrees to the System’s demand: stabilize her soul by stirring up the emotions of superheroes and supervillains. System: You can choose to win over Red Hood or the Dark Knight. They’re both hugely popular. Beryl, whose acting skills rely entirely on post-production, slams the table: Who says winning someone over is the only way to stir up their emotions?! System: ...What are you planning to do? Beryl: I’m going to make movies! Heartbreaking superhero fan films! From then on, the superhero universe has a terrifying new film producer. Every movie she makes is so devastating that people think about it all day, cry all night, and send her razor blades in their dreams. Her film Anniversary tells the story of Metropolis’s annual city festival. Its citizens grow happier with each passing year, until Superman, watching on screen, sees the City of Tomorrow blown up. Her film Seven Days is about a poor girl born and raised in Gotham who discovers that her biological father is Gotham’s richest man. If not for the ending, where her father turns into the Grinning Batman on the seventh day, it would definitely be a light comedy... Looking at all those overflowing emotions, Beryl is pleased, then serves up another tragedy. Note: 1. The story mostly focuses on the daily life of a screenwriter, with a little film production XD. 2. Tragic scripts ahead. Hollywood is just a backdrop and won’t be covered in detail. The timeline is distorted. See the author’s note in Chapter One for more content warnings. 3. The male lead is Spider-Man. There are few romantic scenes between him and the female lead. Check out my other Western Crossover stories by visiting my author page! Completed: [Western Crossover] We Transmigrated as Corrupted Superheroes [Western Crossover] Romance Routes and Superheroes Are Mutually Exclusive My newly started story, [Western Crossover] The System Is a Corrupted Superhero. Blurb: One day, you come across a game online. “Choose your side: superhero or supervillain.” “You have chosen superhero. Loading mentor system...” Just like in so many novels, the game becomes reality. It plans to train you to become a true superhero, and even thoughtfully gives you a mentor training system. Your first mentor system has a pretty bad temper. Its first mission for you is to twist off the Joker’s head. You, with no strength to defend yourself: Nice. It seems to realize you’re a beginner, so it reluctantly gives you a second mission: beat up Batman. You fall silent. Is this system really trying to train you to be a superhero instead of a supervillain? The mentor’s true identity, an Injustice Superman locked in a red-sun cell: Mind your own business! One mentor isn’t enough. To make you a superhero with well-rounded physical, intellectual, moral, and artistic development, the game lets you unlock more mentors as you progress. Mentors waiting in line: a queen from the Crime Syndicate (an Owl may appear), a knight with a blue helmet... Theme: The dream of pursuing a happy and fulfilling life.