[Western Crossover] No One Can Stop Me from Moving to Gotham!

His mother dies in a plane crash, his father passes away despite resuscitation efforts, health insurance refuses to cover the bills, and the hospital is still chasing him for money. The Los Angeles fires take his only home, and he still has to pay property taxes. The insurance company refuses to pay out, and, by a stroke of luck, the bank where his family kept their savings goes bankrupt. On his way back to school after selling blood, Lestat gets hit by a stray bullet and blacks out on the spot Then he gets bound to an immigration System and transmigrates to Gotham. “…Where the hell have you sent me? Is this still America? Wayne Enterprises’ insurance actually pays out? There’s really water in the fire hydrants, and there are even vigilantes keeping the peace… Good grief, Gotham’s death rate is way lower than New York’s!” “System, I’ll do anything you ask.” “No one can stop me from immigrating to Gotham!” To successfully immigrate, Lestat works hard at completing missions and saving up points. But for one reason or another, he always gets deported for not having enough points, then has to nearly die while starring in another episode of Grizzly Tales before he can transmigrate back again. At last, Lestat understands: there’s no way he’ll succeed by dutifully saving up points! He has to take a crooked path! Vigilante: “I know you’re trying to immigrate by marrying someone local, and you’ve already proposed to everyone… But isn’t proposing to the Joker taking things too far?” Lestat, whose limits are a mystery: “You all turned me down, so as long as I can get married, it’s fine. Maybe the Joker will find it amusing and say yes? Maybe I’ll even get extra points for being politically correct…” “But if you marry a lunatic, will your immigration System even approve it?” “…If all else fails, I’ll use Plan B. It might be a little unscrupulous, though.” Since Lestat is a biologist who would have landed in prison in many other fields of work, the vigilante asks warily, “How unscrupulous?” “I’ll sneak into Luthor’s lab, insert my genes, and have a kid with Superman and Luthor. I refuse to believe they’ll deport me once there’s a child involved.” “, That’s way too unscrupulous! Stop right there!!!” Also known as Superhero Watch Party: Absurd America and The Most Important Thing in Life Is Staying Positive Reader’s Guide: 1. No romance, no pairings. The blurb just shows how flexible the protagonist’s moral compass is. 2. The protagonist’s original world is based on an American TV series, and his experiences are fictional. Any similarities to real people or events are purely coincidental. 3. This story uses an early-to-mid-period Gotham setting, without so many curses. The general social atmosphere is around 2010, and the characterizations blend the versions I like. It’s a lighthearted story, so it won’t be full of angst. 4. Since several readers asked if the protagonist looks like Luthor, I urgently made a character in a character creator (commercial rights purchased) and added it to the character profile. Please stop imagining Luthor now (… Theme: It’s important to work toward the right goals