[Western Crossover] I Only Want to Go Home After Landing in Gotham

[Collecting comments, collecting comments. Good or bad, criticisms and complaints are all welcome, as long as you keep it civil.] This book is also known as "Broke in Gotham: A Survival Log," "Superheroes Keep Blocking My Way Home," and "How a Nightwing Fan Chased Down Robin"... Su Xi opened her eyes to find herself face-to-face with a sign that read "Welcome to Gotham." The opening was set to hell difficulty, so Su Xi decisively chose to delete her save and start over, then leaped She didn't make it A big blue bird caught her. Su Xi: "Sometimes I wonder if superheroes and I are just fundamentally incompatible. Every time I run into one, I end up suffering for it." "Please spare my ribs, my tongue, my... They're all completely innocent." "And why does everyone keep wanting to be my parent? I'm looking at you, overzealous green activist." "And you, whoever you are, let go of me. I really have to get home." One 'mother': Stare One 'father': Stare Big Blue Bird: A chill ran down his back. Su Xi really, really wanted to go home, but, but... She never expected that, in the end, she would find a home in this world. WARNING: Dick Grayson pairing. Slow burn. Surprisingly, it's plot-driven (maybe?). This story depicts the heroine's mental health issues, so be careful if you're sensitive to depressing content (is this warning enough?). The author loves planting clues, but the first twenty chapters have a very slow pace because this clueless author didn't set up the clues properly. (It was supposed to be just a story inspired by an idea, but somehow it turned into a mystery. That's on me.) And one last thing: this story will have a happy ending (I'm sure of it). Next story: "Superhero Character Roleplay Game with Tags" [Updating] System: Hey there, want to save the world? Mercier: (turns around and walks away) See ya. System: You can exchange the money you earn in the game for real cash~ Mercier: (turns back) I'll think about it. Mercier has a problem: whenever she lies, she gets physically nauseous. But the real problem is that she's been bound to a game System that claims it's saving another world. She has to enter the game and play seven completely different roles in front of superheroes in the game world, following the character tags provided by the System, until each role's character development score reaches the maximum. Mercier tries to introduce herself: I'm, *retch* The superheroes: ... Even worse, the System's tag rolls make no sense at all. For example: A Bludhaven psychologist gets the skill tag [Sweat the Small Stuff], can tell if someone is lying by the smell of their sweat (What's wrong with you?). A Coast City pilot gets the title tag [Vehicle Killer], any vehicle they ride in is guaranteed to be destroyed (So why does the game start on a plane?). A Gotham laundromat owner gets the item tag [A Washing Machine That Can Clean Anything], including, but not limited to, stains and blood (It can even clean people~). A gossip reporter at the Daily Planet in Metropolis gets the aura tag [Pink Bubbles], a cheesy, swoon-worthy romance is guaranteed to unfold within a ten-meter radius (Convenient for writing articles, hhh). A Central City police officer gets the attribute tag [Background Character], Hello? Where is everyone? (?). A curator of a small Boston museum gets the trait tag [Delicate and Frail], gazes at the dusty little museum and sighs (Too tired to clean). A fisherman in Port Mercy gets the achievement tag [Even the Sea King Takes the Bait], successfully catches a Sea King (literally). Later, Mercier discovers that the roles the System wants her to play are actually gender-swapped versions of superheroes from a completely different universe. But can tags really encompass everything a person is? WARNING: Still plot-driven. Playing gender-swapped Marvel characters in the DC universe (extreme OOC). The heroine and the superheroes are not in the same world. Her world does not merge with the superheroes' world. The heroine knows nothing about superheroes and watches anime (there may be JoJo references, and crossovers with all kinds of strange anime). When playing a character, the heroine interprets the tags in her own way, so her characters will be very different from the real superheroes (more and more bizarre misunderstandings~). The System will have a very prominent presence and will often, intentionally or otherwise, cause the heroine to misunderstand the superheroes and their world in strange ways. The tag names may differ from their descriptions, but their effects won't change. No secret identities are revealed in the main story. The pairing might appear in an extra, depending on how things develop. Theme: Stop running from the past, and cherish reality and the present.