The Mind Mentor of Marvel and DC

Transmigrated overnight, Schiller became Batman's teacher, a psychology professor at Gotham University.

On his very first day, Bruce Wayne walked into his psychological counseling office.

Schiller had no choice but to open the American Comics Chat System and post his first message:

Batman is asking me about the meaning of life, how should I answer? Waiting online, it's urgent.

Thanos: "Just kill him directly."

Professor X: "Don't listen to the one above, I'll lend you my telepathy..."

Schiller Andel Rodriguez, a world-renowned master of criminal psychology and the most famous psychology professor at Gotham University. His students include both superheroes and supervillains, yet he belongs to neither. Batman likes to call him "Professor," the Joker refers to him as "the calmest lunatic," Scarecrow calls him "the one who slipped through Arkham's net," and Nick Fury considers him "the exonerator."

Serving as Batman's teacher, Spider-Man's godfather, and Iron Man's psychologist, Schiller's journey through American comics begins with guiding Batman.

This story is a comprehensive American comics crossover (including the cinematic universe), encompassing DC, Marvel, and other comics. There's no abuse of the protagonist, and supporting characters won't be dumbed down.

(Don't mind the title, it's not an invincible, brainless story.)