[Western Crossover] What Do I Do If I Mistake the Wrong Man for My Dad?

When she first transmigrated, the System told Dorothy:

Your dad is Iron Man. Max out his affection and you can get a hundred million and go home.

Dorothy believed it. After a little staged accident, she successfully got him to acknowledge her as his daughter. She joined him in punishing evil and promoting good, protecting world peace, and even managed to join the Avengers.

The only downside was that the Hydra agents kept giving her strange looks and trying to shout, "Hail Hydra!" in her ear.

Her response was to beat them up and send them to prison.

As the days passed, her dad's affection kept dropping until it even went into the negatives. Dorothy was starting to panic.

But when she turned around, her cheap dad, fresh from completing a mission, was taking her to get her favorite donuts. His expression couldn't have looked less "unhappy."

Feeling that something was off, she summoned the System. After investigating, it found the problem: There'd been a mistake. Her dad was actually Alexander Pierce.

In other words, the leader of the Hydra agents she'd just beaten to a pulp.

Dorothy: ...

Dorothy: I think I can still fix this.

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With the System's help, Dorothy learned the true identity of the big-chested sweetheart: a high-ranking Hydra agent undercover in the Avengers, known internally as the "Supreme Leader."

Thanks to the bond they'd formed over an inedible Orleans roast, she thought she'd found the right way to get through to him.

So one night, she sneakily crept into the Captain's room, grabbed him by the throat, and said fiercely, "Hail Hydra. I lost my memory before, but now I want to be... a bad guy."

A hint of interest flashed through the Hydra Captain's eyes.

He knew her: Pierce's daughter, who'd defected to the Avengers for some reason, and his mission target.

"How will you prove you're sincere?" he asked hoarsely, his gaze lingering on the girl's lovely hair and the corner of her brow.

As Hydra's Supreme Leader, Rogers had always been efficient, never taking more than a month to complete a mission.

But she was an exception, because he wanted her to stay alive, forever... within his sight.

Theme: Where there's a will, there's a way.