[Western Crossover] The Player Becomes a Savior by Reloading Saves

Due to my poor mental state, and because some of the content in this book drifted further and further from the outline as I wrote, I kept deleting and revising the new chapters but still couldn't write them. I've reached the point where I want to revise the entire book, so after thinking it over for a long time, I've decided to unlock it for free. Thank you all for your support, and I'm truly sorry.

Injustice: Gods Among Us is a game, and Kronos is a player.

Players can get a perfect ending by loading saved games.

Now he has entered the game...

The first NPC he encounters: Earth's supreme leader.

Faction: Justice League / Regime.

Identity: the supreme leader's longtime friend.

Mission: Build a wonderful new world.

Kronos: Woohoo, I've never had such a wonderful start! This one's a guaranteed win!

Some time later...

Damn! This guy's completely nuts. If I don't save the day from the inside, I'm definitely going to lose!

So Kronos began to save the collapsing storyline.

Wonder Woman's lover gets blown up in a plane? Reload!

The Captain's best friend falls off a cliff? Reload!

Iron Man loses his conscience? Reload!

Spider-Man's girlfriend falls to her death? Reload!

Kronos kept reloading and rescuing people along the way, bringing back all the heroes whose stories had gone off the rails.

Now, he was going to turn his attention to the supreme leader, whose world had fallen apart more than anyone else's.

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The supreme leader of Injustice firmly believes he is building a wonderful human society, and so do his teammates in the League.

Thus, even with the resistance still out there, the supreme leader has always believed that victory will ultimately be his.

Until one day, the supreme leader suddenly realizes that everyone has turned against him.

Blue Boy Scout: "I can fight you all day."

Steelheart: "Specialized kryptonite armor, activated."

Princess of Themyscira: "I'm sorry, Kal. I think we were both wrong."

The Justice League's conscience: "Sups, stop this."

God of Thunder: "Let's see who the real god is."

Supreme Leader: "...?"

The Dark Knight: "You need to stop and face reality."

But the deluded supreme leader still insists on imposing the absolute justice he believes in, so the player steps in.

Returning to the very beginning, the player catches a poor man about to fall into a chemical vat.

[Perfect Ending Achieved. Savior Achievement Unlocked.]

The player's game is over, and the player is leaving the game forever.

He closes his eyes, then opens them again. When Kronos wakes up, the most reliable teammate in the game, the Dark Knight, is standing before him.

The Dark Knight says to him, "Welcome home, my child."

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First book in the previous series: [Western Crossover] The Only Normal Person in the Bat-Family (complete).

Second book: [Western Crossover] I'm the Only Normal Person in the Bat-Family (over 600,000 words, ongoing).

This story is closely connected to the second book, but its plot is completely independent, so you can read it without the previous books. The first two books are also separate stories.

The CP hasn't been decided. There will probably be different endings, but it's certain for now that there will be a line with Injustice Superman.

Coming soon: [Western Crossover] Bat-Kid, but a Cultivation Master

Blurb: Bruce Wayne has gained another son, and the Wayne kids are used to it by now.

But this son is a little different.

First, he doesn't have black hair and blue eyes.

Second, he grew up in the East and speaks only Chinese, though he knows English.

Third, he's blind, so he's started a new business: fortune-telling for the blind. It's not clear yet whether he'll also offer massage services for the blind.

Also, although he was the one who sought Bruce out, he doesn't particularly care about having a father-son relationship with him. If Bruce fails his evaluation after six months, this son will dump him as a father.

Finally, he's no ordinary person. He also knows that no one in the Wayne family is ordinary, but no one in the Wayne family knows that he isn't ordinary. So when he slices off half of Arkham with a single sword stroke, his family is stunned.

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Bonus scene:

Fuguang said slowly, "My master rescued me when I was an infant, then took me in as a disciple and taught me with great care. Eighteen years have passed since then. My master said I still have unresolved ties of fate and family in this world, and to keep them from hindering my cultivation in the future, he sent me here to settle them."

Jason: "So you're planning to dump Bruce?"

Fuguang: "...The evaluation period isn't over yet."

Jason: "Let me know when you do. I want to see the old man's face."

Fuguang: "..."

Clark cautiously interjected, "Bat's actually pretty great..."

Jason: "You're so compassionate that rescuing cats and dogs isn't enough anymore, and now you're mediating other people's family affairs?"

Fuguang: "Did I never mention that he's my Dao companion?"

Jason: "?"

Bruce: "?"

Fuguang: "Oh, I guess I didn't."

Clark: "...This is bad!"

Theme: "Let us face reality, and let us be true to our ideals."