I Stream DC on Marvel Novel

Allen Walker's ordinary teenage existence shattered the moment he stood up to Flash Thomson, the school's notorious bully. Defending his friend Gwen and helping Peter Parker seemed noble at the time, but it spiraled into an unexpected maze of complications. Flash, his wealthy associate Harry Osborn, and three captivating classmates—Gwen Stacy, Felicia Hardy, and Mary Jane—became the unwitting cast of Allen's transformed reality.

Everything changed when the enigmatic "Absolute Content Creator System" appeared. This supernatural entity grants power proportional to viewership and content quality. Now, Allen finds himself streaming from impossible locations: mid-battle between Superman and Doomsday, amidst Justice League conflicts, and other scenarios that blur the line between insanity and destiny.

The catalyst for this chaos? A catastrophic mistake. Allen's accidental purchase of one hundred luxury fantasy dolls resulted in a staggering one-million-dollar debt. Impossibly, they're coming alive—Wednesday Addams arrived ready for violence, while 2B from Nier: Automata accepted him as her master. The system demands he generate revenue through content creation across both Marvel and DC universes to pay his crushing debt.

As his influence grows, Allen discovers the system rewards him with superhuman abilities drawn from manga and anime lore. Unfortunately, his world operates under different rules entirely. A mysterious one-eyed visitor mentioning the Avengers Initiative confirmed his suspicions: he's caught in something far larger than streaming drama.

His chat teems with hostile trolls, his congenital bad luck compounds every dangerous scenario, and his choices consistently lead to impossible situations—seducing Harley Quinn with Joker nearby, kicking Darkseid himself. Despite the mounting chaos and escalating threats to his survival, Allen persists in his mission: becoming the internet's most outrageous content creator, one harrowing broadcast at a time. The system's growing reach into unexpected territories only complicates matters further.