[Western Crossover] Cyber Bat-Kid

[My next story will be a gen male-lead fic, Western Crossover: Notes on Imaginary Creatures. The preview is below.] [Complete] Pirated chapters and bonus stories are both 60% locked. According to my newly acquired rich dad, Bruce Wayne, I had amnesia. Okay, a classic character setup. I could accept that. I figured my family, being a bunch of Bat-family vigilantes, would be pretty accepting too. So I dove into the data sea and happily said hi to everyone in the family. That was a mistake. Why wasn't anyone reacting the way I expected? I had only changed species. I wasn't actually dead. Don't look at me like that! After a lot of effort, I finally got everyone in the manor to accept my new species. Then my memories came back, and I entered a period of behavioral disarray. A whole pile of embarrassing old history was about to come to light. Click to read about Damian, the boy-mom who was used to raising kids; Tim, the super "cute" six-foot-tall hunk; Jason, the magic boy who could switch between dual guns and dual swords at will; and Dick, the sweetie who loved hanging upside down and tilting his head... Why are they introduced in this order? Because we're in a harmonious and friendly reverse-order world! PS: 1. A newbie's practice story, with no chapters written in advance. 2. OOC warning. Happy ending. 3. It might get a little hellish. 4. No romance. The protagonist is still a child, and an AI doesn't need to fall in love anyway. A little preview of another upcoming story: [Western Crossover] A Guide to Using Dice Louis had only two wishes in life: to be a normal person, and to become a world-famous painter. His first wish would be a little difficult to achieve, so Louis decided to start with the second. He had money, free time, and plenty of talent. He could definitely... [The dice: Check your stats before you say that.] Louis: ... [The dice: Art 20. I recommend giving up now.] Louis didn't think a person's talent could be measured so shallowly by a number. With the help of a kind big bat, Louis finally ran away from home and arrived in Gotham, the city of sin on the other side of the ocean. The city's bizarre supervillains made Louis feel right at home. It was the perfect place to gather inspiration for his dream, and he absolutely loved it! The big bat watched helplessly as his friend charged straight into Arkham. "Hey, wait a second!" Years later, Louis still had an Art score of 20, but he was a world-famous painter. He'd been right: that stat was fake! [The dice: Could it be that your fame has absolutely nothing to do with your work?] Louis, who had cleared out Arkham by slaughtering everything in a series of great successes: No way! Absolutely not! Reader's guide: 1. Will the characters be OOC? You bet! 2. Gen male protagonist. 3. The story is very unfriendly to villains, extremely unfriendly. Villains don't get to breathe. 4. Based on the Call of Cthulhu Seventh Edition rulebook, but with lots of house rules. 5. All stats come from the author's own dice rolls, but I'll fudge things if necessary. 6. The eldritch flavor is mild. Theme: All that matters is that the family is happy together