Trying to Escape from Prison Again Today: Western Crossover

Black History, Black History, Enter at Your Own Risk!!! Stop digging up my past, I’m begging you!!!

Cecil transmigrated. When he confirmed that the first thing he saw upon waking was the same scene he’d seen the first time he logged into the game, he realized he’d become a character in a first-person game. Completely helpless at everyday tasks, he’d even forcibly taken in a little bird.

His luck was terrible, to say the least. His randomly assigned ability was a nightmare, and his identity was even worse. A whole bunch of villains were itching to take him down, while a bunch of vigilantes were trying to dump him back in Arkham. On top of that, there was a certain bird mom trying to persuade him to go home like a good boy.

Q: What’s it like being an antihero?

A: Thanks for asking. It’s incredibly cathartic.

The male lead is probably a single dog.

Warning: The male lead is gloomy and useless, and talks a lot of nonsense, but he’s a good person, with absolutely no desire to survive, in the literal sense.

His ability is described later. It’s very powerful, but not easy to use.

This is actually a game-clearing story.

A comedy about redemption and new beginnings.

Don’t ask about the timeline. There are tons of author-created settings, and the timeline is in the author’s belly. There are lots of parallel worlds, and characters like Zha Kang might show up. No romance, just brotherly affection. The entire Bat Family will appear.

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[Unless a world is specifically identified, it’s the story’s main world. Any world specifically identified is a parallel world.]

Theme: A comedy about redemption and new beginnings.