My Girlfriend Is in the Marvel Universe

Early morning, Queens, New York. On the second floor of a detached house in the suburbs, an Asian teenager opened his sleepy eyes.

“My head feels a bit dizzy. It’s as if I just had a long dream.”

His name was Su Ye, a high school student from the Dragon Country studying abroad in New York, renting a room on the second floor of this house. He was currently a senior at Midtown High School in New York City.

Yes, the very same Midtown High School that Peter Parker, the Spider-Man, once attended.

However, among Su Ye’s classmates, there was no Peter Parker. In fact, the entire school lacked such a person.

Two months ago, when Su Ye crossed over to this place, he had already gained some understanding of this world through the internet.

At that time, only a month had passed since Tony Stark announced himself as Iron Man. Captain America was still frozen beneath the Arctic ice, yet to be discovered.

The timeline was roughly between Iron Man 1 and Iron Man 2.

So, this world was the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Although Midtown High existed, Peter Parker was still just a grade schooler.

Upon realizing he had arrived in the Marvel Universe, Su Ye was first ecstatic, then deeply anxious.

Although the Marvel world at this point in time was relatively safe—no alien invasions, no purple titan threatening Earth—the dangers were never far away, always looming.

As an ordinary mortal, Su Ye couldn’t even dream of surviving the future threats. Even in the “peaceful” yet gunfire-ridden United States, every day felt like walking