Full manuscript completed and ready!
I’ll start this one after I finish Night Shift Simulator.
A crossover of horror and DC. This story focuses on things like SCP-style anomalies and rules-based horror. The protagonist has a public identity and a hidden identity, so there’ll be a much-beloved secret identity reveal.
Since I studied math, my protagonists are usually math majors (bows apologetically). I don’t know enough about other fields.
After math professor William transmigrates, he keeps getting promoted through one twist of fate after another, eventually becoming the head of the Bureau of Anomaly Management.
One day, William notices that the world map has changed. At first, he thinks it must be some kind of anomaly, but then his aunt suddenly calls to tell him he has a cousin once removed named Alfred Pennyworth, who lives in Gotham.
???
Wait, what did you say his name was? Where does he live?
Even if William wasn’t a die-hard DC fan before he transmigrated, he knew a thing or two about it, including some of the major characters and plotlines.
The head of the Gotham branch, a man William had never heard of, called every administrator he could get in touch with until their phones were all ringing off the hook. Eventually, his desperate plea made its way through the chain of command and landed in William’s hands.
“Help! The anomalies at the Gotham branch have breached containment again and again and again!”
William: ...Which genius decided to open a branch in Gotham?
Oh, that was me. Never mind, then.
Theme: We write the endings of our own stories
Great, it's the belt with unknown meaning in boat pose, we are saved! (Wiping saliva)
It's started, it's started, both parties are doing Tai Chi 🐶 with both hands.
Well, guess what, he also thinks you just appeared out of nowhere.
When will the boss update [Let me be healthy]
There will be an update after the dream. . (Put hands together)
Ah Fu: Go home often and don't let waiting become a regret 🐶
Ah Fu: Go home often and don't let waiting become a regret 🐶
This famous scenic spot of mine is really life-threatening [like]. I will look forward to two copies of it from my colleagues. It's so miserable. The teacher couldn't even think about it for an hour. He felt so hungry that his eyes were blurry (shaking his head)
I scanned the column for a while, and it was great. I will read this one when Next Door is finished! [Pink heart]
I specially clicked in to comment. Teacher, I am also a math major! (Excited)