[Western Crossover] Miss Wayne Doesn't Want to Play Games

[It's been so long since I wrote that I've lost my feel for it. I'm also in poor health and caught COVID, and I'm stuck on the story, so updates will be irregular. I'm sorry, everyone (palms together) (bowing) (kowtowing). I'll try writing some other stories to get my feel back and work on the plot at the same time, but I really can't say when I'll update or how much I'll be able to write. Next time, I promise to build up a stock of chapters first.]

Cecilia has always thought she was thoroughly ordinary. Aside from her pretty face and the way she was brought back into the Wayne family, she has nothing worth mentioning compared with her brothers.

Oh, and her chaotic love life, just like that of her feeble father, might be worth a mention in the Gotham tabloids.

After all, not everyone gets involved with Spoiler and CEO Timothy in turn.

Then one day, a System claiming it had been blocked by the college students' game management and anti-addiction agreement burst into her mind, bringing save files and memories from the first two game worlds.

Cecilia, who had always been content to be a pretty, useless thing, finally realized something.

Well, well. The villain was me all along.

Cecilia, who was kissing the young CEO, thought about what she did every night without knowing it, then glanced at her young boyfriend, who she had pinned down to kiss.

Gotham's Pretty Useless Girl 2.0: I'm never playing games again. And my young boyfriend isn't playing either.

The little Red Bird, suddenly subjected to a one-sided cold war: Chirp, chirp?

[Please don't let the chapters pile up before reading. Please leave comments and add to favorites!]

? The female lead's identity is exposed within the first ten chapters, but she doesn't know. The Batfamily does.

? Classic American comics relationship drama. The female lead has hooked up with Spoiler and kissed other people too, but her pairing is with the Little Red Bird. Please don't read if that bothers you.

? There will be a fair amount of dark humor and OOC content, and it's a Bat-kid story.

? Featuring my beloved Summoners War: Sky Arena 2.

? In my version of the timeline, Mia and Cassandra are six and five, respectively. Jay is alive, so the Bat family still has a trace of early Bruce's lively, cheerful, pun-cracking spirit.

? If this isn't your thing, please just click away.

? If you've made it this far without leaving, then have a bite of Da Bai's delicious cooking.

Theme: Love can make people grow flesh and blood.