[Western Crossover] I Play Famous Literary Characters in Gotham

Gotham.

The hometown that lives in every Gothamite's heart.

Serafina Hope is no exception. She once fled, but when she retired from the Quick Transmigration Department, she still chose to return home, bringing along the famous-character Secret Identity System she had retired with.

And so, word spread among Gotham's residents: a new group of madwomen had taken up vigilantism at night.

She is Scarlett, her green dress swaying, gunfire ringing like song. She smiles amid the flames: "Land is the only thing worth fighting for."

She is Lady Macbeth, as elegant as a rose and as sharp as a dagger. Political intrigue is her weapon; poison is her language.

"Violence is proof of weakness."

She is Tess, her white dress stained with blood, smiling beneath a flower crown with an innocence both sweet and cruel: "If I lose you... then I'll have nothing left."

Serafina works tirelessly, beating the inmates of Arkham while also matching wits with a certain shadowy figure.

When she left Gotham, there were no bats flying in the night sky. By the time she came home, the Bat's wings stretched from the Diamond District to Gotham Bay.

"How interesting," Serafina thinks.

Still, she isn't worried about Batman's investigation. He could never suspect that an ordinary bestselling author, a visiting professor in the literature department at Gotham University, is a vigilante who dresses up as characters from classic literature at night.

In fact, Serafina is more worried about Bruce Wayne.

It seems they may have started taking an interest in each other.

The female lead's pairing is Bruce Wayne.

Her secret identities are never exposed. Some are male characters, but most are female.

Theme: Drawing strength from history