Gotham Is Next Door, Where Is Superman?

Vito, 22 years old, Italian, the gold medal parking boy at the Savoy restaurant in New York. His life plan was simple: save five hundred dollars, speculate in stocks, buy land, and achieve a class jump in the golden age of America. Until he saw Bruce Wayne and Howard Stark in the newspaper. This golden 1960s America is actually a superhero world stitched together by DC and Marvel. Aliens, superpowers, a madman capable of destroying half a city - and he's just a parking boy who can't even touch the landing gear of Bruce Wayne's private jet. He decided to stick around and stay alive. On his twentieth birthday, a voice exploded in his mind: [The Superman system has been bound]. Vito burst into tears - finally waiting for Goldfinger! Flying to the sky and escaping to the earth! Man of Steel! [Novice mission: Provide free help to three strangers within seventy-two hours. Vito was silent. His last name is Colombo. Who in Brooklyn doesn't know that the Columbo family doesn't produce saints, only villains? Now that the system asks him to do good deeds, his dead father may be angry. What's even more outrageous is that when he helped the old lady down the steps, the system said he did the right thing.