Western Crossover: The Bat-Family’s One and Only Ordinary Person

Completed. Please leave a five-star review! Vivien, the son of Gotham’s richest man, was born a winner. His father was easygoing, his older brothers were capable, and the future ahead of him promised money and leisure. If nothing unexpected happened, Vivien’s future would be just like that of any other trust-fund kid. Then, sure enough, his perfectly ordinary life took an unexpected turn. One day, he was knocked unconscious by a cat that fell from the sky. When he woke up, the cat that had hit him, and that only he could see, made him an offer: “Please sign a contract with me and become a magical boy!” After coldly refusing the cat called QB, he thought life would return to normal. Instead, he started having frequent dreams. They were bizarre and surreal, and when he woke up, all he could remember were the many ways he had killed himself. At the same time, he began uncovering some unusual secrets about his big family. His dashing, womanizing father and the Gotham Knights were actually very close; His eldest brother, a police officer in Bludhaven, had some sort of unclear relationship with the local vigilante; His runaway second brother seemed to have a murky relationship with a certain Red Hood; So, by deduction, his coffee-guzzling, night-owl third brother might also have a thing going with Red Robin; As for the foul-tempered little demon Damian... minors are off the table! Just as his suspicions were getting more and more outlandish, another unexpected turn came. The entire Bat Family had their identities exposed. Well, so much for his Sherlock Holmes dreams. Just when he thought he was the only ordinary person in the family, yet another unexpected turn came. Vivien regained all his memories. So the big shot was me all along? - Vivien loves his father, Bruce. He saves him at the cost of his own soul; He can’t stand his eldest brother, Dick, and mocks him with money when he runs away from home; He can’t stand his second brother, Jason, either, but since Jason once nearly died, he’s willing to share a cookie with him; He also can’t stand his third brother, Tim, but since Tim helps their father manage the company, Vivien kindly makes him coffee (P.S. without any weird additives); He hates the little demon Damian most of all, yet through countless cycles, he keeps killing himself and restarting like an idiot just to save the kid. [Warning]: QB, the ultimate newborn menace, appears in this story. Please keep your blood pressure and heartbeat under control. The timeline is jumbled and the plotlines are mixed together. Don’t overanalyze it; everything serves the story. [Completed work: [Western Crossover] The Rise of the Original Gotham Genshin Impact Hilichurl] Coming soon: [Western Crossover] I’m the Only Ordinary One in the Bat Family Blurb: Vivien Wayne lives in an ordinary wealthy family. His father is a naive, charming playboy who loves extreme sports; The Wayne family’s real power is wielded by their diligent British butler; He has three annoying older brothers and one annoying younger brother: Dick, Jason, Tim, and Damian. But that’s only how things look on the surface. In reality, this family... The father who plays the naive, charming playboy is the Dark Knight who protects Gotham. Dick, the little police officer in Bludhaven, is Nightwing and the first Robin. Jason, who ran away from home and fell in with the wrong crowd, is Red Hood and the second Robin. Tim, the diligent young master of the Wayne family, is Red Robin and the third Robin. Damian, the foul-tempered little demon, is the current Robin. Vivien: ? So I’m the only ordinary person in this family, huh? Even Alfred, the butler, was a ruthless former agent in his youth. * The day the whole family’s identities were exposed It was the “darkest” day in the Wayne family’s history. Vivien finally learned who his family really was. He was furious, resistant, and indignant... and then he ran away from home! Jason, the hard-core runaway and Red Hood, asked, “How many times has he run away now?” Dick replied, “Uh, I’ve lost count.” Tim took a gulp of coffee to stay alive. “Hopefully he doesn’t cause too big a PR disaster this time.” Damian lifted his chin. “Hmph. Excellent. He knows his place and realizes he can’t compete with me for the Robin position.” Old Bat Dad Bruce: ...He’d better think about which villain he needs to rescue his son from this time. * Vivien Wayne is an idealist with a spirit of romantic adventure. He went backpacking on a shoestring with Clark Kent; Encouraged Peter Parker to stand up to bullies; Helped Tony Stark escape the desert; Stood up against injustice with Steve Rogers’s support; Of course, he has no idea what sort of people he’s been helping. But one day, when he finds himself standing against the world, almost every superhero comes to his side. Vivien: ? Aren’t you supposed to take down the villain, me? The God of the World: “You must have your reasons.” Iron Man: “I won’t let you bear this alone.” Spider-Man: “Don’t say another word. I understand.” Captain America: “I believe you have a good reason for doing this.” ...And so more and more superheroes take his side. Vivien can only turn to his father with hopeful eyes. Bruce, freshly lectured by his parallel-universe self: “I’ll always be your father, and I’ll always be right behind you.” Vivien: ? Damn it! How is he supposed to sacrifice himself now? - [A tale of Vivien’s adventures in a world without Kyubey] You don’t need to have read the previous work. This is a parallel-world story, completely different from the original. Vivien’s personality has changed. He’s more lively than before (meaning he gives his old man a hard time). A slow burn, following Vivien from childhood through adolescence and adulthood. The romance begins when he’s grown up. The overall tone is light and healing (probably?). Tony remains the love interest. Theme: Family, love, and friendship, humanity’s eternal pursuit.