Is It Wrong to Search for Dreams in the Library? [Western Crossover]

Basha's family business is building a library. As the last little seedling of the family, she works hard to contribute to its revival. But as she goes about it, the strange humans in this world suddenly sort her into some strange factions. Big Blue: You're a good girl. Tomato-and-Egg Stir-Fry: A mischievous and adorable little Halloween rascal. Genius Bald Egghead: Good girl, come to Daddy. The Dark One: (stares) Gotham isn't a place for young, reckless people to test the waters. The Clown: (laughs wildly) You're just like me. Basha: ... Basha: Please don't interrupt my work until you've all agreed on what to call me. Thank you. #My heart belongs only to the family business# Reading Guide: * Basha is absolutely neutral. * Please don't judge Basha by human moral standards. ** A chaotic mashup with a muddled timeline. This is still a sweet, refreshing, hilarious, no-brainer kind of story. Theme: A beloved job is the source of all-night overtime and wholehearted dedication.