[Western Crossover] Omega Batman's Guide to Turning the Tables

[The next book I'm definitely going to write] Tentative title: A Guide to Getting a Job in the Underworld

One-line summary: I'm roommates with Brother Monkey.

It's the modern life of Super Fierce Meow, with Brother Monkey as the gong and Kaifeng Prefecture's Imperial Cat as the shou.

[Blurb]

After Unjust Batman dies, he loses his memories and arrives in another universe in a young body, remembering only that he is Brucey Sweetheart.

Every morning at 5:00 sharp, Brucey Sweetheart's character setting updates automatically. The bizarre changes send his paranoid delusions into overdrive. Unfortunately, he doesn't know that these settings have proper names on AO3, such as omega, guide, mermaid...

With his extraordinary body and pretty face, Brucey sets out to make his way in New York, penniless but determined to add a billionaire to the end of his name.

But...

Why does a different love interest come with every new character setting?

This has to be the character setting's fault, not because I'm fickle.

Once five o'clock hits, Sweetheart pulls up his pants and turns cold.

Tony's money is really nice to spend, Oliver's car is really nice to drive, and Aquaman's fish farm is... kind of tacky, but oddly satisfying.

Ah, go away, you damned wads of cash! I'm only looking for a sincere relationship!

At last, one day, Brucey, the universally acknowledged Casanova, is cornered by the God of the Human World and receives a confession. In desperation, he rejects him: "No, I... my boyfriend right now is Batman."

The Dark Knight, still in Gotham: Hm... huh?

Today's People: America's Sweetheart, Brucey, is a legend. Those blue eyes gaze at you with affection today, but tomorrow he could be in someone else's arms. And yet, rumor has it that the superheroes are still flocking to him, including Tony S., Oliver Q., Steve R., Hal J., Arthur C., and many others.

What is the charm of this irresistible beauty who moves among superheroes and billionaires? How does he manage ten men in one night without wearing himself out? TMZ will keep you updated.

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[The author's completed works]

[Western Crossover] The Wayne Heir's Corporate Drone Life

[Western Crossover] Gotham X King and His Fickle Heart

Theme: Heroes are heroes because they possess noble souls. After losing his material possessions and all the advantages of his body, the protagonist draws on his tenacious will and heroic heart to battle through hardship, emerging stronger than before.