American Comics: Gotham Becomes a Film Policeman, Toyako Kills Bullets

Three hours after Gotham disembarked, gunfire, strafing, magical water jets took turns, and phantom beasts rushed into their arms for help. The Toyako wooden sword in his hand can indeed cut bullets and shells, and even the Penguin Gang's rocket launcher can be cut without fail. But every time Samurai Soul is activated, the fighting style will rush all the way in the direction of a certain master of the house. In Gotham, which has the highest crime rate in the United States, using comic book tactics to defeat super villains seems too long-lived no matter how you look at it. Qin Su just came. Not to be the Dark Knight, simply because Central City is too safe - the Flash there even rescued stray cats, and it took him two and a half years to save enough for one lottery draw. And if you take just two steps on the streets of Gotham, you can bump into three ongoing crimes. As for the welcome ceremony at the police station? A pair of silver bracelets, an old body armor, and Superintendent Kevin's words, "I hope you can still think like this in a few years." System points are rising, and enemies are getting stronger. When Black Mask's bullets and Edward's water flow came after him at the same time, Qin Su finally confirmed that the holy land he wanted to gain points seemed to be much crazier than expected. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.