I really ran out of inspiration for the previous idea TT... Sorry for changing it. Feel free to follow or collect this story.
Gotham, a city of remarkable people and auspicious surroundings. The one thing it has no shortage of is villains. The second is fanfic writers who pick up their pens to explore the love-hate entanglements between heroes and villains.
The account Watchful Watcher belongs to a serious literary writer whose analysis of superheroes' inner worlds is penetrating and insightful. Their essays were even officially included by the Justice League as interpretations of its heroes.
The account AAA Sweet Treats Wholesale belongs to a prolific writer who, as the name suggests, specializes in sugary fanfiction. The interactions between the pairings they write are enough to make readers clutch their chests and squeal.
Then there is the charitable writer who takes commissions for next to nothing, and the great smut chef on a certain website whose every PW story is written with gusto...
Almost everyone in Gotham with internet access knows these writers' accounts. But no one would ever guess that all of them belong to the same person!
Lucia: Heh heh heh. The moment I pick up my keyboard, I write! Ten thousand words a day. There's no story I can't write!
Lucia, later: Wait, why have superheroes been showing up at my place so often lately? Why are they warning me while also asking me to write commissions for them?
And why do all these superheroes know each other, and keep running into my original characters? Aaaah!
Is it too late to switch to writing clean romance?
Notes:
1. The heroine is truly a shameless multishipper who writes every pairing. At heart, she's a chaotic troublemaker, so readers with strong preferences about pairings may want to give this a miss.
2. There are stories within the story, and I guarantee that these parts will be wildly out of character. If they're not, you don't pay.
3. The heroine is an ordinary person through and through. She won't do vigilante work or interfere with the heroes, and she won't face any major crises either, because this is, at heart, a lighthearted comedy!
Read the first chapter's author's note for content warnings.
Theme: Writing ten thousand words a day
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