The Supervillains Want Me to Be a Good Person [Western Crossover]

Mo Li was sentenced to permanent exile as a Class-A interstellar criminal. To avoid becoming unrecyclable trash in the star regions, Mo Li signed a contract with the Space-Time Government: She would take over the severely corrupted and dangerous Drifting Citadel A404 as its Saniwa, then head to Gotham, an S-rank high-risk zone, to carry out a long-term posting. In exchange, the Space-Time Government would change her sentence from "permanent exile" to "lifetime surveillance," with the citadel's swords assigned to keep an eye on her. Mo Li agreed. The Justice League received word that Gotham would soon have a new space-time monitor stationed there long-term. At first, everyone assumed this would be a new superhero. But it didn't take long for them to realize... Is this monitor seriously not one of Arkham's finest patients? You're taking things a little too far! At the many uncertain, astonished looks thrown their way, the former sword spirits of A404 could only smile wryly. Wait, no? Yes, exactly. How else did you think she became a Saniwa we could accept? Did we win her over with love? We were the ones desperately trying to win her over with love so she wouldn't rack up another charge and end up back in prison! [Reading Guide] 1. The protagonist is extremely chaotic, with a Neutral Evil alignment. She's not a bad person, but it's hard to say in good conscience that she's a good one, either. 2. I'm sorry to say this, but Xiao Li really is a nutcase. 😥 Let evil people torment evil people. Flip the board, and nobody can play chess anymore.jpg 3. Nobody can leave the citadel smiling.jpg 4. The worldbuilding includes lots of original and heavily revised elements. It's a huge crossover mashup. 5. Disclaimer: The characters' values do not represent the author's. Please don't conflate them. 6. The cover uses a template made from stock assets, so it's normal if you see the same assets elsewhere. Please don't mention me in other people's works, and don't mention other authors in mine. Thanks for your cooperation~ Theme: Violence can't solve problems. Sincerity is the ultimate trump card.