[Western Crossover] The Beloved Life of a Frail Merman

Professor X, who is rebuilding his school, finds a little girl and gains a daughter to cherish.

Logan, the tough guy who spent years as a drifter, teaches at Xavier's School. Along with being a teacher, he also serves as the headmaster's personal nanny, looking after the little girl. His cooking skills grow ever more impressive.

The fearsome Magneto accidentally embarks on a path of using his powers to make figurines to cheer up a child, never to turn back.

As the little girl grows up, mutants gradually step into public view, openly raising their voices for the rights they deserve, and eventually they succeed.

A little scene

On her first trip to Gotham, Lin Nong has her arm slashed by one of the Wayne kids, who has just returned home.

The next time she goes, she's forced to bring two assistants and a driver.

After she leaves, Bruce looks at the kid, who hasn't noticed a thing, with a complicated expression.

"Do you know who her assistants are?"

"?"

"Jean Grey, Jubilee, and Cyclops."

"!"

Late at night in Arkham

The Joker, fast asleep, suddenly hears a knock. He opens the door in confusion.

Beyond the bars stands a beauty with cool, delicate features. Her skin is as fair as jade, and she's like a crystalline drift of snow on a mountaintop, brightening the dim corridor.

"I'm scared to play games alone. Leave the lights on and keep me company."

The beauty makes her request as if it were only natural for the whole world to obey her in everything.

The Joker: ...

Then he opens the door, leaves the lights on, and watches her play horror games all night.

P.S.

At its heart, this is a wish-fulfillment sweet story, with unapologetic wish fulfillment and a focus on the group's doting, everyday life. There are lots of one-sided crushes, but no pairing at the end.

The female lead is stunningly beautiful, adored by everyone, and a frail, aloof beauty. There is no logic to it, and the reasons for and development of the characters' feelings are not explored much. She's adored by everyone from the start.

It doesn't follow the original plot. It uses parallel worlds, and the timeline is up to the author.

Theme: Everyone is born equal