Western Crossover: Still Playing Parent to Everyone Today

[This novel goes premium on September 5! A 10,000-word update will drop right at midnight on launch day. Your support is much appreciated! Thank you!] [Updates daily at midnight! I'll post a notice if I need to take a day off!] My name is Ada Wayne. I'm my dad's first child. Every morning, I wake up looking different and with different abilities, so I go back and forth between my parents' homes, trying to figure out how to fix this problem. During that time, my dad adopted one, two, three, four children, and eventually even had another biological child. But honestly, I don't really mind. My dad is terrible at taking care of people, so I basically raised them all myself, while also helping them deal with their dark little problems. Like making my dad study The Art of Conversation. Like mediating when Dick and my dad argue. Like throwing a punch when Jason is about to get beaten up by some green freak. Like sneaking coffee beans to Tim when he's being crushed by corporate work. Like teaching Cassandra to talk. Her first word absolutely has to be “Sis.” Like jumping in when Damian is almost killed by a Damian Pro Max. Anyway, as the eldest daughter in this family, I'm working hard again today to raise both the little kids and the big kids at home. 1. An unconventional Bat-kid story, no romance, focused on family. It uses the Martin Morning premise, with some original settings. The heroine wakes up each morning with a different ability and identity. Her childhood will pass quickly over a few chapters, and the story will mainly focus on the family's rambunctious daily life after she grows up. The heroine is the oldest in the family. The narration switches between first and third person as the plot develops, but is mainly in first person. 2. The timeline is a mess, with plenty of original settings and out-of-character moments. A crossover with Marvel and DC, and later it might even wander onto the set of Hannibal. As usual, it's a lighthearted and funny look at the Batfamily's everyday life, and can be read as the Wayne Family's Great Adventure. Dick and Barbara are a couple. 3. In this version, Jason never died, but he did leave home in a fit of anger. 4. Everyone gets to have fun and cuddle. No grimdark. Archived 2024.4.7 Theme: Learn to take a break when you need one