Becoming a Villain on Baker Street [Western Crossover]

[Blurb] (Main story complete) (Bonus chapters will appear from time to time) After accidentally transmigrating into the body of Moriarty, the notorious villain of Baker Street, Alvin inexplicably inherits a vast criminal empire and gets saddled with a so-called "Perfect Crime System." Alvin, a law-abiding citizen all his life, says: "Uh, I have absolutely no desire to get into crime." ┓( ??` )┏ Unfortunately, whether Alvin wants them or not, criminals from different worlds keep arriving in London under the System's direction, touted as "criminal assistants." Alvin is speechless: "Can assistants really be forced on you?" With no other choice, he has to juggle criminals and detectives, trying to keep the troublemaking criminals in check while using the criminal System to fight crime in reverse. [Reader's Guide] 1. A lighthearted story with no angst. 2. Mainly a dream crossover between Gotham and London, and a deep one at that. It also includes other British and American crime dramas. 3. The plot is almost entirely original, so don't worry if you haven't seen the source material. You'll still be able to follow along. [Preview of an upcoming story, paired with Batman. It will start soon! I'm working hard on the outline and advance chapters!] Batman has been troubled by something lately: there's another voice in his head, and he can do nothing about it. When Batman is tearing through a crowd of criminals, the voice does the cheering while Batman does the beating. "Wow, that punch was brutal!" "Nice roundhouse kick! Looks like this poor guy will be in bed for a year." Batman says nothing, simply hitting them harder. · Batman is used to working out shirtless in front of a mirror, so he can watch his muscles move. But now that voice has turned even ordinary things strange. Whenever Batman works out, some ambiguous comments ring out in his head. The more he hears them, the more inappropriate they sound. Batman says nothing, simply putting on a shirt and taking down the mirror. · When Batman has to play the playboy and go on a date with a woman. Batman: "You... you're not watching, are you?" The other voice, sounding unsure: "N-no!" Batman's eyes widen in shock: "! You really are watching?!" And so Gotham's citizens begin to gossip that playboy Bruce Wayne hasn't gone on a date with anyone for months. One day, the loyal butler Alfred stops Batman. "Sir, shall I book you an appointment with the best doctor? For that sort of thing." Batman says nothing... No, he can't stay silent anymore! "Alfred, let me explain..." ++++++++ The game company where Ryan Vincent works is currently developing an immersive game called Dark Knight. As the lead designer, he plans to try it as soon as the game takes shape. But it's supposed to be an action game, so why has it become a pure dialogue game? And why do the characters keep ignoring him? Still, the game is a great experience. The perfect body of Gotham's Blue Rose and the colorful everyday life of Gotham both leave Ryan very satisfied. But when Ryan gets tired of playing and tries to quit, he discovers that he can't leave the game. Reader's Guide: 1. The protagonist is a joker who knows all the classic Gotham jokes and will randomly send any passing Arkham resident flying. 2. Batman is the love interest. The word "play" in the title has many meanings. Readers can figure them out for themselves. 3. The protagonist starts out as a consciousness, but will eventually get a body of his own. 4. Any out-of-character behavior is on me. There are personal headcanons. 5. A lighthearted story with no angst. Theme: Darkness is actually more beautiful than light. If we can't escape the darkness, then let's use light to illuminate it.