[Western Crossover] Dark Multiverse, but with a Secret Identity

For some reason, Ashley has to play every role in an entire dark superhero multiverse by himself. One person, mind you, and there's only one universe for the whole show. So he's forced to juggle a bunch of secret identities, split his personality, and rush from one set to another. The course of the entire universe becomes unpredictable and downright absurd. Today he's on the Injustice set, tomorrow he's suddenly on the Lordship set, playing out a scene where he strangles himself, and the day after that he's the Devastator. He's the hardest-working cog in the machine! Just as he'd finally gotten used to this life and started hoping the world would end every day, the walls between worlds suddenly shattered. The heroes from the normal world stare in shock at their evil counterparts. Oh no. This is bad. “So I might become a dictator, a lord, or a high-functioning sociopath?” Supes shut down. “I officially protest the washed-out Almond Shell! Supes, I swear I'll never call your primary-color suit tacky again!” Flash was terrified. “…” The Batfamily looks at the smiling bat. He's been gone for a while now. The superheroes embody justice and goodness. They do everything they can to save that shattered world, but in the end, the answer seems to point to an elusive fate that no one can defy That twisted universe has already been destroyed more than once, and its destruction is inevitable. “Why meddle in things that don't concern you?” A young man who may be the mastermind hides in the darkness, speaking coldly with a hint of a smile. “It's only a substitute that's fated to be destroyed. You don't need to care about it.” #I said stop imagining that I'm making myself suffer! #There are no villains and no schemes. The only ones getting hurt are my own alternate accounts! Before you read: 1. The protagonist has no romantic pairing. There may be brief mentions of SuperBat and canon couples. 2. The protagonist's secret identities will never be exposed. The story won't have a plot where the heroes discover that everything was fake. 3. Lots of headcanons. The plot and lore don't completely follow the original canon. For example, Injustice and Lordship aren't part of the Dark Multiverse, but they are here. 4. The cover is a non-exclusive template and suits Ashley's “mastermind” vibe perfectly, even though he's actually the mastermind behind the good guys. A sneak peek at the upcoming story, The Sky Screen Calls Me the Evil Savior: Sever, an employee of the Quick Transmigration Bureau, receives a series of missions in superhero worlds. He thinks he's supposed to help the heroes take on various supervillains, but it turns out these heroes seem even more dangerous than the villains… After being killed N times by the Injustice tyrant, Sever goes mad and finally figures it out: if he turns evil and becomes a tyrant first, following Superman's path, then Superman will have no path left to take! So he happily goes all in on evil, carries that experience over to the Lordship world to run for president, then becomes Gotham's godfather in a world where Bateman has gone evil and teaches the dogs a lesson… Sever: Heehee, no wonder everyone likes turning evil. It's so much fun! After completing a series of missions and suffering a work-related injury, Sever arrives in a peaceful vacation world and joins the Justice League as a laid-back auxiliary member. In the superheroes' eyes, their new colleague is reliable and coolheaded, and for some reason especially dislikes the Justice League's three most respected members. Sever: Obviously. If the three of them had killed you over a hundred times, you'd feel sick just looking at them too. He thinks he'll spend a leisurely vacation in this world and gradually recover from his work injury. But then a sky screen suddenly appears overhead [Hey, everyone! Today we're talking about the tyrant who conquered the multiverse, the strictest father to superheroes and supervillains, and the young man who became a dad early: Emperor Sever!] Sever, called out by name: “…” Damn, I'm surrounded by superheroes! The sky screen has ruined me! Theme: Love can create miracles.