The Joker Player Wants to Raise a Little Redbird [Western Crossover]

Player J, Lawful Good.

A friend recommended the game Superhero and Supervillain Simulator, and just after completing the protagonist's class change, Player J transmigrated.

Bad news: Gotham City, where the locals are honest and simple, and Arkham, a place overflowing with talent.

Good news: The player has become the protagonist, and the protagonist is Gotham's nightmare.

Bad news: Their nemesis is Batman.

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Since they're already here, Player J stays calm and collected (probably because they've run out of options).

Then an SSR Jason Todd drops from the sky (Crime Alley, child version). What else can they do but raise him?

[System: Would the player like to take him in as an assistant?]

Player J: ???

If he types question marks, then the question must have come from an artificial idiot!

(Absolutely, positively certain.)

Player J: Even in another world, I can't just do whatever I want. (tilts head.jpg)

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Little Red Bird: Player, player, could you tell me again how you found me in Crime Alley and brought me home?~

Player J: An SSR dropped from the sky. I fought with all my strength, but couldn't resist.

[System: You did not fight with all your strength, you did not use all your strength, you were not unable to resist, and you did not resist.]

Player's world: Nothing out of the ordinary.jpg

Parallel world: Gouging out my own eyes.jpg

Before You Read

1. A beginner's first attempt at writing. The plot goes wherever the author dreams it up.

2. Mostly everyday life, raising a bird, and watching the Bat Family have fun. (No putting anyone down or comparing them. Everyone's great. Let's just make dumplings together.)

3. The protagonist is a young man with sound values, a Lawful Good player who unfortunately transmigrated while gaming and became the protagonist Joker, but is neither the original nor his counterpart! (Please, the world outside is already drenched in blood, and people are eating angst for every meal. I just want something sunny and uplifting QAQ.)

4. You may ask: If the protagonist is Joker, why doesn't he kill people? Answer: Because the author gives the protagonist plot armor.

5. The above has been repeated three times!!!

Theme: Holding fast to one's principles