[DC and Marvel] The Knight Keeps Wasting His Secret Identities

0221 was an excellent System in the Superhero Comics section. Before entering a new world, it carefully selected a Host with an overall score of 98 points, ready to use threats and temptations to get him to sign a contract.

But it wasn't until the Host and the System drew a mission to build a human shelter that 0221 learned its Host was a knight commander who had died in the line of duty and been mistakenly assigned to their section.

This knight had faith in the people, and almost never failed at missions to protect civilians. His few weaknesses included being overly generous, willing to shatter his secret identity cards without a second thought for any civilian, and knowing nothing about modern electricity. He often connected the fan switch to the refrigerator while building shelters.

But to the outside world, a shelter appeared out of nowhere, beyond anyone's interference. After that, many fantastical creatures claimed to come from there, yet died outside the shelter fighting for the people. Meanwhile, the shelter's director was a hypocritical commander who took great care of the civilians living inside but didn't care at all about the agents he sent out.

The only one who knew the truth, 0221: Thanks, my Host died unjustly.

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Well, it's probably a story about a knight running all over the place saving people. He can draw cards to switch secret identities. The main mission is to build shelters, and the side missions are to save displaced people and bring them to the shelters. The knight is the standard paragone of righteousness and honor. Though they're called secret identities, the knight is actually rather conservative and needs time to get used to each new look. So there might be a demon identity where he thinks the outfit is too revealing and puts two overcoats on top of it.

He won't be exposed, or at least not until very late in the story.

Not sure if there'll be a pairing. Updates whenever, and I might drop it at any time. No research.

Theme: I want to share the little clash between the chivalric spirit I imagine and individual heroism.