[Western Crossover] Gotham Villain Simulator

I transmigrated to another world with my companions and got bound to the [Gotham Villain Simulator].

From the start: Gotham, the police station, consulting detective.

Drew: the only good-guy character card.

Themis was completely out of place among his villainous companions. Every night, he went for a walk, rescued people to meet his quotas, and handed over clues to raise his faction reputation. Before long, he was living a laid-back retirement.

His companions teamed up to cause trouble while he watched over coffee and clocked in.

His companions gathered for a gang fight while he called people over to order late-night food together.

His companions stayed up all night preparing lessons while he lounged on the sofa and gave them acting tips.

After lying flat and slacking off for a few months, the System tallied the results.

He left the runner-up in the villain rankings in the dust, earning titles like [Villain Leader], [Gotham's Reflection], and [Number One Villain].

On the top villain's head, his good-guy character card shone brightly.

His companions stared at Themis, lazing on the sofa, and fell into deep thought.

Can someone tell them why this guy became the head villain?!!

Amid a string of bizarre cases occurring one after another, the superheroes noticed a figure.

Every night, that person walked through Gotham's lightless streets, carrying a black umbrella.

His cool, silver eyes reflected the rain at night.

Supervillains were as docile as lambs before him, while an eerie priest gazed at him with the reverence one would show a god.

An arrogant, sharp-tongued politician raised his glass to him, and a ruthless, lawless gangster bowed in submission.

All the tangled clues converged here.

The superheroes and supervillains alike: This self-proclaimed ordinary detective has to be the mastermind behind it all!

Themis, with iced coffee in his thermos: Huh, me? Seriously?

I'm really just an ordinary good person

* Ensemble transmigration, no romance, misunderstanding-heavy, and not kind to villains.

* A crossover of many series, including the DC multiverse and some British and American TV shows I like.

* The protagonist's social skills are maxed out in reverse, so it's no wonder everyone misunderstands him (?).

* Ensemble cast.

Theme: United in purpose, though our paths may differ