The century's unluckiest man, Fanta, woke up to find himself in an asylum with a pair of silver handcuffs and a System in his head called "Overseas White Moonlight."
According to the so-called Overseas White Moonlight System, he'd transmigrated into a third-rate melodramatic novel and was destined to become the villainous white moonlight who returned from abroad, drove a wedge between the original couple, and put the heroine through all kinds of physical and emotional suffering.
But none of that had much to do with him now. With his cheat enabled, he'd just finished the youthful school romance storyline of going back and forth with the male lead, boarded a plane to study abroad, and officially started the overseas white moonlight storyline. On the plane, Fanta racked his brain for ways to avoid misunderstandings between the original couple. He had the plot in hand and dodged every possible pitfall, ready to be the only one who saw through everyone's drunken confusion. Then he opened his eyes and his biggest advantage of a plot shattered to pieces: white walls, iron bars, a hospital gown. A few words carved into the door struck terror into his heart: Arkham.
Fanta angrily threw down the script. "How am I supposed to play this?"
At that moment, the System in his head helpfully updated: Congratulations, player! You've drawn the hell-difficulty study-abroad scenario: Gotham. Main quest unlocked: Stay alive.
Fanta: forcing a smile.
As it turned out, a main quest was a main quest. If it were easy to complete, it wouldn't be called a main quest. And the System was still the same old System. If it were really that charming, it wouldn't still be a System. Twelve hours into the game, Fanta had earned himself a full set of Arkham silver handcuffs, a hospital gown, a room, and a freshly minted diagnosis of mental illness. He'd become an inpatient, and even acquired a brand-new surname.
Fanta: Thanks for asking. This is my first time becoming a mental patient, too.
Starting with an amnesiac, useless character, I can only recover my memories by transmigrating into other worlds. Hilarious. I can't even transmigrate past my fellow patients. Everyone here is so talented, and they all speak so well. I love it here.
Reader's Guide:
1. Writing for love, sparked by a burst of inspiration.
2. I'm a newbie writer, so please don't read or comment if you don't like it. Thank you.
3. OOC is on me. If the characters aren't written well, please feel free to offer advice in the comments. Thank you.
4. The protagonist is a chaotic-neutral troublemaker who loves a laugh, so mischief is inevitable. But both the author and protagonist are always on the side of the light. His actions won't change in nature based on the place, method, or position involved. Please keep an open mind while reading. Stand by justice, stand by justice, stand by justice.
5. Gotham is too rough, so give the kid a powerful advantage to help him survive. No everyone-falls-for-him plot, no secret identity, and a little Gary Stu.
6. Pairing undecided: either with an original character or with himself. We'll see what everyone wants.
7. I hope everyone will leave lots of comments! Advice is welcome in the comments!
Theme: The outside world is too scary. I want to hide in your eyes.
I have always thought that Red Robin is more of an exploratory type, but the red head photo is definitely the type of violent law enforcement. Their two characters are really similar to Batman.
CP, I guess it should be with Xiaobai.
It should be a bucket! When I think of him, I think of motorcycles and guns
Very nice! Come on big
Super awesome duck (???_??)? Come on
I - Shark - review -
It's a barrel, right? Use a gun in Gotham, and the previous article is about the Joker's escape from prison.
Come on! When will the text be updated?