I Returned to Gotham to Fight for the Family Fortune [Western Crossover]

[Want to experience the extravagant life of a rich second-generation heir? Want to feel the thrill of turning defeat into victory in an instant? Want to triumph gracefully in a game of power? Want to uncover the bloody secrets behind a wealthy family? Billions in assets, family feuds, mysteries at the ancestral estate, bloody struggles, forbidden transgressions, power games... It's all here in "Dokidoki: The Family Fortune Showdown Simulator."]

Vesper downloaded "Dokidoki: The Family Fortune Showdown Simulator" with the goal of winning quickly.

She expected the game to start with a suspicious father, a deeply calculating butler, scheming siblings, and a powerless player.

Instead, it was all handed to her: a sweet-talking dad, a butler who loved feeding people, and siblings who were beautiful and kindhearted.

Faced with a honey trap, Vesper racked her brains, punched Grayson, kicked Drake, befriended Cassandra, won over Stephanie, teamed up with Red Hood, and sidelined Damian. She won Wayne Enterprises, yet got stuck at 80% progress, with the ending simulation declaring defeat 100% certain.

Vesper, cheerfully flipping the bird: "Haha, I'm done being human! Who cares about a 100% family fortune showdown? If I make a hundred dollars, I'll be happy with a hundred dollars."

Then she quit in an instant and began her second round, completely committed to slacking off:

"In my last life, the Wayne family lured me in and sweet-talked me, forcing me to become the perfect heir, only to secretly push me out of the line of succession. Reborn, I swear I'll reclaim everything that belongs to a many-times-over billionaire! Just watch me live a life of extravagant spending, lovers on both arms, wild indulgence, and luxurious excess."

But wait, why has the heir's identity fallen into my lap again?!

Seriously, am I back in Gotham to fight for the family fortune, or just win it by doing nothing?

[Reader's guide]

1. The original title was "The Little Matter of Inheriting Wayne Enterprises." The core premise and characters are unchanged, but some other details and the title have been revised.

2. Second round from the start, third-person narration.

3. The protagonist's morality is about average for a player: she has some, but not much.

4. The first-round romance is just barely pure love. The second-round romance is very comic-book-like, with a chaotic evil vibe. I'm writing this to satisfy my own cravings, so cut me some slack.

Theme: A many-times-over billionaire who doesn't want to be chairman isn't a proper Wayne.