[Western Crossover] Atypical Batkid's Everyday Life in Gotham

[It’s complete! If you enjoyed it, please leave a five-star review. Thanks~] [Comments are open with no restrictions. I write goofy stories because I want to see everyone having lively discussions.] Holy crap, I transmigrated. Holy crap, my dad is a giant bat. Holy crap, I haven’t even read the original comics! Honestly, I love Batfamily stories, but I’ve never read DC!! I only like the angsty Batfamily family-bonding stories!!! I might be an orphan, but I’m really not short on money or love! I’m really, truly just an ordinary person! After being forced to come to Gotham, I carried on with my ordinary life, which included but wasn’t limited to: staying up until the last minute on an assignment, then going to an 8 a.m. class the next day with dark circles under my eyes; asking my gorgeous family to make TikToks with me; going on the forums pretending to be a random passerby to defend Batman; and following anime, buying merch of my fave, and asking my family to help me set up a display. Ah, ordinary life. How fun. tips: First-person POV. The protagonist is a sunny, outgoing college girl who likes anime. She’s blunt, lucky, has a talent for memes, is great at talking people through their problems, and is a super extrovert who can even chat with the Joker. No superpowers or special abilities. Her only cheat is maxed-out luck in everyday life, but it comes at the cost of never pulling anything but the guaranteed pity reward in gacha games. It’s about a college girl’s everyday life with the Batfamily. She’s very sunny, extremely sunny, the kind of sunshine that shines right into the Batcave. Some New Yorkers will make an appearance, but not many. * A cheerful slice-of-life story, mainly a lighthearted Wayne family comedy. No battles of wits, physical fights, or villain conflicts, just happy everyday life~ * You don’t need to tell me why you’re dropping the story. Live and let live. By the way, please check out my original story that I’m really excited to write. If you like it, please add it to your favorites~ “Fourth-Dimensional Disaster, but It’s Match-Three for Beginners” He Guang opened “Starcraft: Invasion of the Zerg Civilization” on a friend’s recommendation. It was a story-driven game where you had to clear levels by playing match-three. He Guang, a story-loving, clumsy, match-three level-ten enthusiast: Isn’t this the game I was born to play? Match-three, here I come!! Wait, why didn’t anyone tell her she’d have to run around the map herself to explore and complete missions in this game?! There was a strange new student at the First Military Academy. She was aloof and dignified, but also completely nuts. For example... She’d suddenly start bumping into walls while walking, liked to sleep hanging from the wall when resting on the battlefield, and even... She never took the stairs to go downstairs. He Guang, who kept getting stuck with the camera pointed the wrong way and couldn’t find a route, had no idea how to switch to a resting pose and could only hang from walls, and thought the stairs took too long because she’d rather play match-three: Aaaah, running around the map is such a pain!! But no one could deny how powerful she was. The moment she got into a mech, this lunatic went on a rampage, mowing down entire armies as if she were cheating. She took first place in the opening combat exam and became student number 01. From that moment on, no one could knock her off her pedestal. An enemy that had survived a month of attacks and was closing in on human cities finally met its match. She dropped in from the sky with reinforcements, fought the enemy for seven days and seven nights, and emerged victorious. She became the savior of humanity, which had been gradually losing ground. He Guang, who had spent a whole week playing match-three at her computer: I’m seriously going to throw up. Now even the sight of match-three makes me sick. After deciding to take a proper break, He Guang shut down her computer. She closed her eyes, opened them again, and found herself transmigrated into a character from the game, one who was already deep into the second half of the story and had been hailed as humanity’s savior. Before transmigrating, He Guang had been in and out of the hospital every other week because of her job-related health problems. Her physical condition was ridiculously poor. She felt her vision go black. She was so, so screwed. With her back against the wall, she had no choice but to grit her teeth and head into battle. The instant He Guang touched the mech, something huge suddenly appeared before her eyes... Match-three? He Guang: Ah, so it’s match-three after all. Why didn’t you say so sooner? Then we’re good. Theme: Cherish the everyday.