[Western Crossover] An Ultra-Realistic Otome Game

At midnight, the clock hands turn.

The world shifts back twelve years once more.

Memories are sealed away, the story is just beginning, and they have only just met.

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DC has just released a new large-scale, life-simulation otome game: a fully immersive, single-player title available for a limited time.

As a devoted Nightwing fan, she bought the full game the moment it came out. She played through all twelve romantic endings on Nightwing's solo route overnight, but every single one was a bad ending.

Watching the CGs of her in-game self dying horribly in front of Nightwing over and over, she felt her soul begin to tremble, as if the pain sensation that couldn't be turned off was making her whole body go cold.

Unable to face it anymore, she left DC a scathing review and uninstalled the game. Even when, an hour after her review, DC released a one-dollar happy-ending DLC in response to a mass protest and being dragged onto the trending list, it still couldn't help her recover.

She could only stare at the glittering achievement in the game's system: "Start over 12 times." Her heart ached.

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On the other side of the world, Nightwing wakes at midnight. As he sees the clock ticking normally, everything hidden in the sea of his memories begins to return.

He remembers that the world has started over twelve times, and every time, she died right in front of him. Without exception.

Every time, what was cut short was their wedding: the rings he never got to exchange with her, and the kiss they never shared.

Everyone survived except her.

And she acted out twelve different kinds of death right before his eyes.

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This is the thirteenth time. Nightwing doesn't want her to die again.

1. There won't be any forced plot after he turns evil, but Nightwing's possessiveness will grow to some extent+++

2. The sensation of dying is real. In a sense, she really has died twelve times.

3. Later on, she awakens her Kryptonian bloodline. That's right, she's Superman's kid (nods).

4. To be decided.

Theme: Love can overcome every obstacle