The Bat's Eldest Daughter Is a Villainess?! [Western Crossover]

*If you're trypophobic, please don't open the full-size cover image, just in case it bothers you.

["Eldritch horror, heavily reimagined, plus a shared horror universe"]

["Love is the last tenderness in this mad world"]

Fifteen years ago, Rebecca Wayne's catchphrase was, "I'm telling my dad!"

As the only daughter of the Wayne family, one of the wealthiest families in America, she ran amok in Gotham. She could make rush-hour traffic clear the road for her birthday party. The gossip magazines even said that when it came to being a spoiled rich kid, Bruce Wayne couldn't hold a candle to his beloved daughter.

But when she woke from medical cryosleep fifteen years later, Rebecca discovered that her family had gained a bunch of adopted sons and daughters who were hundreds of times better than her. Even her once utterly doting dad could only see her once a week. Worse still...

Some illegitimate son told her that all the family inheritance would belong to him.

Rebecca burst into tears on the spot.

Nobody can stop her! She's running away from home! She's running away from home!!!

Warnings:

1. Her relationship with the old man is purely familial. I will absolutely not bash the Batfamily.

2. The heroine is a textbook spoiled rich kid. She loves nobody but her dad, gets along terribly with the other Batkids early on, and has some screws loose.

3. Lots of OOC and absurd scenes. The author is unreliable about finishing stories. Run while you can.

4. The author doesn't know who the male lead is. Ask the heroine.

Theme: Family should get along harmoniously.