[Western Crossover] The CEO Never Fits In

Xie Youyou used to be called Xie Aotian. Supposedly, her mother, whom she had never met, gave her that name because she wanted to give birth to a domineering CEO. Everyone has to become a domineering CEO eventually. So she could talk at six months, walk at seven, run around at nine, and recite the multiplication tables by heart at ten months. At one, she was well-read in Chinese and foreign classics; at two, she had finished a university curriculum; at three, she was a computer expert; and at four, she independently developed an intelligent robot. Now five years old, she had become the chairwoman of Xie Group, the biggest company in the world. Who would have thought that something calling itself a System would tell her this world was a book, and that her father and brothers were all in another world? After arriving in Gotham, Xie Youyou declared from beside a roadside billboard that she would inherit her father’s pitifully small fortune and build it up into a new Xie Group, the strongest company in the universe! The Bat family had just returned to the Batcave when they sensed something was off. A chair with a glimpse of suit fabric showing beside the Batcomputer slowly turned around. A low, electronic voice announced, “Allow me to introduce myself first, my dear father and brothers.” Unfortunately, the chair got stuck halfway around. Two short legs kicked in the air a few times, then, unable to reach the ground, the person had to hop down and turn the chair around by hand. Watching a small figure in a little suit struggle to climb back into the chair, The Bat family: … Dick: She’s so cute. Damian: TT Tim brought Xie Youyou to Wayne Enterprises. While he dozed off for a moment, she finished the half-month’s backlog of paperwork piled beside the desk. He stared at it in disbelief. “Man, what are you surprised about? Isn’t this a basic CEO skill?” Xie Youyou took a sip of milk tea and gave him a crooked, devilish smile, her eyes filled with three parts disdain, three parts mockery, and four parts nonchalance. CEO Tim: Why doesn’t he have this skill? New York’s richest man: Same here… A certain bald man who would rather not be named: Me too… Faced with her family’s “dilapidated” bodies, CEO Xie said, “All right, man, tell me what you want replaced.” Faced with Scarecrow’s fear toxin, CEO Xie said, “Butler, change the air in Gotham to lemon scent.” When the Bat family saw a real domineering CEO: “Woman, I’ll give you my life!” The Bat family: So she was holding back after all… Coming soon (opening soon): [Western Crossover] Did the Mayor Run Away Today? At nineteen, Elaine Gladys finally proved she was the old earl’s true-blooded child and defeated all her rivals to take power. Before the lord’s investiture ceremony, something calling itself a System told her the old earl wasn’t her biological father either. Elaine: ??? She refused to accept it, but the System didn’t care and revoked one Elaine. After more than a decade of hard work, she was back where she started. But when she saw “Billionaire” and a mayoral reward on the System panel, Elaine said, “I lost a lordship and gained a mayorship. By my calculations, I’ve still lost out, but I’m someone who values family and blood ties.” A little girl collecting scrap appeared on the streets of New York. She looked just like Gotham’s richest man, but after days of scavenging without catching his attention, Elaine finally decided to take her suitcase and show up at his doorstep herself. Dick opened the door to find a new little sister: “Oh my god, am I dreaming?” Elaine Wayne went to great lengths to pass herself off as a ten-year-old girl. Facing twelve-year-old Damian: “Big brother Damian~” Facing eighteen-year-old Tim: “Big brother Tim~” Gotham suddenly had a new mayor whose identity, background, and connections were all unknown. She’d been in office for a month but was never around, and often skipped work or showed up late and left early. She kicked Robin: “You’re as annoying as the brat at my house.” If she couldn’t deal with the one at home, she could at least deal with the one outside. She questioned Nightwing: “Did you put lifts in your shoes?” At 179 centimeters, she was still two centimeters shorter than Nightwing. She put Red Hood in his place: “Sorry, your organization is too powerful.” She couldn’t stand anyone whose organization had more power than hers. She recruited Red Robin: “There’ll always be a place for you in the mayor’s office.” With computer skills like that, he must know how to fix computers, right? She threatened Batman: “Bat, call me Father and I’ll keep your family safe.” Gotham was hers, and so was the Bat. The Bat family: … Penguin, who lost his spot for no reason: … The former Gotham mayor, inexplicably replaced: … Since the new mayor took office, Gotham’s public safety had improved in an unbelievable way, mostly because the mayor personally cracked down on criminals. Gotham residents: You might see the mayor anywhere, except the mayor’s office. A trusted aide who hadn’t seen the mayor for days and had finally received a message: The mayor hasn’t run away today either. Elaine, “terrified” into tears while watching a horror movie at home: Work hard at life, and squeeze in work when there’s time. Main story complete: [Western Crossover] No One Can Stop Me from Graduating, an archmage who keeps failing to graduate × Red Robin Theme: Everyone will find where they belong