American Comics: Filming Makes You Stronger

Huang Andy transmigrated into a composite superhero movie universe as a small-time actor. The Battle of New York had just ended, and there were six years left until the Purple Potato Monster snapped his fingers. He was seriously panicking.

Fortunately, Andy had brought along a god-tier skill called “I’m an Actor.” Whenever someone watched one of his performances, he could draw related fragments, such as bloodlines and skills.

So Andy began systematically and repeatedly rewriting Greek mythology, setting out on his own path to becoming a God King.

When Wonder Woman Diana brought him, a true Greek God King, to Themyscira to introduce him to the locals, Hippolyta suggested they hurry up and produce a divine heir. Diana blushed, while Andy looked down upon the whole island.

P.S. This really is a passionate, serious novel. Its setting includes Marvel, DC, and other American TV shows. The worldbuilding has been carefully organized to avoid a disjointed feel, and the plot and adaptations fit together naturally. The butterfly effect is handled well, so the protagonist won’t just stand on the sidelines like a spectator.