[DC + Kamen Rider + System + Multiple Heroines + Heroines with Images + Romantic Encounters + Self-Created Forms in the Mid-to-Late Stages]

When Luo Zhen woke up, he found himself transported to the DC Universe.

Bad news: I've been transported to Gotham City.

Good news: I've been granted a trainee officer position with the Gotham City Police Department, so I'm not considered an undocumented immigrant.

Another piece of good news: there's a cheat system called the Knight System.

Note: The system has a very low presence.

Don't worry if you don't know DC; most of the characters are introduced.

[The second act (chapters 28-49) depicts the protagonist's journey from disability to death, which has been restarted by the author using the Speed ​​Force; therefore, the comments are for reference only.]

In 1849, the California Gold Rush swept the world. But for Chen Mo, who had already been there for three months, it was not heaven, but hell. Driven away by white miners, he was forced to toil in vain on the barren riverbanks, exchanging his efforts for cold mud and "fools' gold." He faced ostracism from his fellow Chinese, who considered him an outsider because of his short hair and lack of a queue; nobody cared about him. The extortion from Master Chen, with his monthly protection fee of three dollars—more than his rent—suffocated him. Just when he was once again cornered in the river by thugs, his life hanging by a thread, he obtained the [Daily Intelligence System]! [Daily Intelligence: Jack Brown, who is smiling at you, is actually trying to rob and kill you.] [Daily Intelligence: A $250 nugget is buried under an oak tree 300 yards upstream!] [Daily Intelligence: Master Chen's...]

In 1920, the 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution—Prohibition—officially took effect. Jesse Lindsay, transported to Chicago, built his "beverage" business during the Roaring Twenties. At that time, Al Capone, the underground emperor, was just taking his first steps towards dominating Chicago. As the iron fist of the Great Depression slammed into the bubble of false prosperity, Jesse Lindsay's name had already resounded throughout North America!

In 1883, on the blood-and-fire western frontier, the Dutton family embarked on a westward journey: veteran James protected his family, rebellious daughter Elsa sought freedom, and precocious teenager Tom tamed the fierce green mule "Loach," struggling to survive amidst bandit raids and the desolate wilderness. Armed with covered wagons and lever-action rifles, they enforced an ironclad law between gallows-lined towns and vast grasslands: tame the wilderness or be devoured by it.