Miss Sylvia Elizabeth Arkham had been the director of Gotham's Arkham Hospital for just over a year. It wasn't a long time, but it was enough to learn the ins and outs of the patients inside.
Rich and beautiful, you firmly believe that your hospital itself has nothing wrong with it. It was only after Batman started locking people up in Arkham that the hospital's reputation gradually went downhill. As a 'good' director, you simply cannot let your hospital's reputation keep suffering. You decide to deal with the Joker first, so you contact the Red Hood and put him to work.
But your plan doesn't go quite as intended, and you transmigrate to 1875, becoming a widow whose husband has just died.
With money and a title to your name, why worry that your standard of living will take a hit?
But Heaven always seems to enjoy watching people suffer. For instance, your priest lover says he loves you, but is hiding plenty of things from you. Your obedient, handsome student seems to admire you, but is always plotting to take your place.
Faced with all this unrest and a pack of wolves circling you, you, who were never much of a villain in Gotham: ???
Am I acting too confusingly, or have you lot forgotten that my name is Arkham?
Content warnings:
1. The female lead will have more than one man. If you can't accept that, please leave.
2. Miss Arkham is not a good person. On the contrary, if you get in her way, she'll really do anything.
3. No one who comes out of Arkham Hospital is sane.
4. The final male lead really is DIO, but it's anyone's guess how many 'good students' there'll be along the way.
Theme: Which of us is actually insane?
Anna is also a very talented person and very bold. She even brought Dio in even though she knew that the hostess was not that easy to talk to. He could definitely get fired like this.
Dio wasn't brought in by the maid, was he?
It's actually Dio's mother?!!!
It's so touching. The author and teacher are good at writing.
Big, come on, I like it
Sleeping with Pucci at the beginning?!!! Stimulate!
When you see the black-skinned priest, you know it's Pucci