Is It Wrong to Be a Superhero but Want to Farm? [Comprehensive British and American]

On the day his parents died, Dick got a magical "any door" that allowed him to go to another world - in that world, he was a superhero vigilante called "Nightwing". Gotham's Baby Brucie has two sons, but something just doesn't feel right: He thinks he should have four. And when their world collided with the multiverse and was dazzled by other [Batman], Mr. Bruce Wayne discovered that the eldest son named "Nightwing" and the second son named "Red Hood" he should have were gone. So here comes the question: Where are Richard Grayson and Jason Todd? ? Where were his two sons who were so old? ? ! ! *** 'Nightwing' who had unknowingly jumped between multiple identities for more than ten years - Dick Grayson himself drank tea, rubbed his head, and sighed against the sunset: "Life is really as lonely as snow... Do you think it's my dear?" The big red bird sitting next to him nodded. ——[When you have two different lives, would you choose to be an ordinary person or a superhero? ——[Or is it something else? Dick chose them all. Note: [The first and middle stages focus on growth and plot, and the later stage is farming]. [It's probably a story about wings raising a bucket, and then two people raising each other]. ※Because I am too busy in another world, I live a Buddhist-like life in this world. ※The "entrepreneurial history" of Dick Grayson, who was not adopted after the circus incident, and repeatedly jumped between two worlds. ※Richard Grayson is Nightwing. What does Dick Kyle have to do with him? ※Dedicated to distributing pennants to Mr. Kyle, an enthusiastic citizen! ※CP barrel wings are not dismantled and cannot be reversed. Jason in the two worlds will still encounter unexpected events. Dick will not ignore the bat family in this world, but will put on a vest to provide appropriate assistance and lose his horse in the middle and late stages. ※Richard Grayson can't kill, but Dick Kyle can. Concept: Life is always accompanied by multiple choice questions.