[Western Crossover] An Atypical Teenage Armed Detective, but a Batkid

The main story is complete. 【A quick note, dear readers: anti-piracy protection is now set to 80% plus a 24-hour delay. It’s a short story, so please support the official release~】 【September 16: This is my first time managing a paid serial, so I’m not very familiar with how it works. The bonus extra in Chapter 1 can only be read with a full subscription. I can’t change the settings now. I’m so sorry.】 【September 17: Since this story switched to paid chapters partway through, some readers have followed it from beginning to end but don’t have the full-subscription badge because they already read the earlier chapters. So I’ve added another bonus extra that you can unlock with a 20% subscription. Any future extras will work the same way. Please forgive this newbie QAQ】 Blurb 1: From the start, I land in the beginner’s village of Kansas, eat Mrs. Martha’s apple pie, move into Superman’s room, and make a bit of a mess on his home turf. Superman: …? Me: Hehe! Blurb 2: While investigating a drug ring, Red Hood and Red Robin are surrounded by a horde of masked, armed guards. Then a boy playing detective suddenly drops from the sky and kicks their target right out of a crowd of faceless goons. “Hey, detective on the case!” Red Hood: So, in the years I was away from the living, did the detective business start promoting this kind of violent investigative method? Red Robin considers what passes for everyday life: …Not entirely impossible. I mean, it’s always been like this, hasn’t it? - In short, this is the coming-of-age story of a Bat-kid who’s reluctantly promoted from detective to shiny, respectable hero, while secretly doing antihero work. New blurb 3 (I couldn’t decide which blurb was best, so I brought them all along.) Sure, I might deal with certain criminals, but I don’t have superpowers, I don’t pick fights with famous criminal organizations, and I have no intention of hurting ordinary people. So why are the primary-colored heroes and the dark-and-broody ones, all top-tier superheroes, treating me like a potential threat?! I solemnly swear I’m just an ordinary detective! Being forced to work with young superheroes is one thing. I’m a good detective, and if I have to, I can just switch to another secret identity. Wait, why has my secret identity suddenly gained a relative?! I’m the detective, and I’m the secret identity too, so who am I?! - Note: This isn’t a classic detective story. There’s no logic, no deduction process, and I have no talent for humor, so the American-style jokes may not be that funny either. Feel free to switch your brain off and enjoy. First-person Bat-kid story; lighthearted, focused on friends and family, no romance or romantic tension. The protagonist isn’t dumb, the author is to blame. Also, the protagonist’s name is really long. Approximate ages: 11-14-16-18-21-25-38 (including the protagonist and Jon; don’t expect historical accuracy). Theme: Keep growing upward through the soil, and you’ll find meaning in life, then bloom