Mutter

With a modified Marvel system, he traverses into the world of movies. He searches for treasures, fights monsters, becomes a boss, lives in a castle, becomes a noble, and ultimately, the richest man. DISCLAIMER The story belongs entirely to the original author. This novels belongs to the original author ---------------------------- Read Ahead on: p@treon.com/Mutter

In a stitched-together world of episodic American TV dramas, we are invited to step into the protagonist's shoes and rescue characters who were unceremoniously written off. The aim is to rationally amend the absurd plot twists concocted by capricious screenwriters. This includes, but is not limited to, shows such as The Rookie, Castle, and Hunter. Future additions may encompass Person of Interest, Knight Rider, Bones, and even various police-themed movies. Excluding the protagonist's "System", there are no supernatural elements. All cases and narratives serve the novel's storyline, with some creative modifications. Readers are advised not to take these changes too seriously.

A young soul merges with the nascent Lord of the Underworld, giving birth to a new Hades. This new Hades embarks on a path completely different from the original myth. Guided by the demonic star, he breaks through seals and shatters his bindings. He steps into the Underworld to reclaim everything that rightfully belongs to him. He retrieves the demonic star, creates the realm of the dead, and defeats the Titan King, Kronos, to become the new Lord of the Underworld! With seven archdukes, seventy-two demon gods, 108 Underworld Warriors, Anubis, and Yama of Hell... A new Hades and a new Underworld are just beginning.

"I am a member of Atlas, and I serve Atlas and its clients. I will always prioritize Atlas's interests. I am invincible and will never fall behind in equipment or weapons. I am always ready to eliminate Atlas's enemies... I am Atlas." — Oath of loyalty from an Atlas (Titan) soldier. Atlas, or Titan Corporation, was meant to be the "villainous force" in Call of Duty 11. But what if they existed in the world of "The Boys," alongside Soldier Boy and Vought Corporation, and were founded by a human capable of opening [space portals] and possessing [plunder] abilities? Who, then, is the "villain"? Moreover, this founder holds a belief in "the eternal prosperity of humanity." While people live under the lies fabricated by Vought Corporation, Atlas's private army is already engaging in battles against alien monstrosities and anti-human heretics from other worlds. They are integrating technology, preparing to deal with those so-called "superheroes," who are actually "super scum," until they face the creatures existing in the void of chaos... the malevolent spirits and demons. Super soldiers, Astartes, Primarchs, Spartans, Warhammer 40k, Resident Evil, Starcraft, Halo, Starship Troopers, Alien vs. Predator, Doom, and The Boys, among others.

Wesker. Stark. What kind of damn world is this? Catching up with the trend of time travel, Daniel couldn't help but shout out loud. DISCLAIMER The story belongs entirely to the original author. This novels belongs to the original author ---------------------------- Read Ahead on: p@treon.com/Mutter

I stayed up all night watching the old show "Castle," and when I woke up, I found myself transformed into the main character, Richard Castle. Well, thank goodness, even though my mom is unreliable and my daughter looks down on me every day, and the cheat I got from transmigrating isn't very proper, at least I can use my knowledge of the plot to pursue the beautiful detective. That's good news! But, who on earth is this 'John' calling me, saying his dog was killed and his car was stolen? Did I end up in a different show? What should I do? Waiting online... I'm not just a little flustered, I'm very flustered...

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