American Comics Gotham: The Sheriff of Arkham

To be honest, it's quite interesting, because the protagonist is not the kind who is invincible in the world, but a relatively strong ordinary person. The protagonist becomes better step by step in Gotham, but there are still powerful enemies. I hope to strengthen the protagonist! 😄 Highly recommended! 😄😄😄

There is no female protagonist at the moment, which I think is quite fun. I don't like Marvel and DC, so many of them may have impressions. I don't know the specifics, so I don't see anything OOC or anything like that. Everything else is fine. Anyway, I feel like the protagonist is career-focused. Now there is a heroine, I don't know who it is, I read it in the comment section

Those who write about DC and Marvel should come and take a good look at this book. This book is one of the best in this circle. It can be regarded as a super English textbook. The reasons are as follows: Ⅰ. The work should be more tense and exciting than English, and should not overly strengthen or weaken any aspect for the sake of the plot. There are many plots in this novel. I wouldn't believe it unless the author has a rich reserve of DC knowledge. Ⅱ. There can be plug-ins, but if the plug-ins are written like this one and integrated into the whole book, they will not stand out. It will also remind readers that they are reading a novel rather than a movie script when the plug-in prompt sounds. Ⅲ. The integration of the characters is really good, and there are more foreshadowings of major DC events, or the plot can be seen by DC fans at a glance, which is really great in this regard.

It's really well written and beautiful, but then I found out that the author hasn't updated it for 4 to 5 days, which felt a little wrong. After reading his previous works, he suddenly stopped writing. I hope he won't do this this time. I didn't expect it to be discontinued. I have no big words to say.

It's pretty good, mainly because of the author, but you don't like it enough. If I couldn't give it 4:5, I really want to give it 4:5. Even if this 0.5 Is not enough, I'm afraid you will be too proud. Forget it, you should update it normally, quality is the most important [laughter]

If you like it, please read more. This book is really excellent. It's so good that I can't bear to read it more for fear of finishing it all at once. It's a rare and excellent work. Come on, author, please update more. Let's talk about the good points in detail: 1. Appropriate intensity, 2. Fresh plot arrangements (currently all from low to high, I'm tired of watching them), 3. Protagonist with distinctive personality, 4. No reading threshold (to be precise, the author made it clear in the process of popularizing science) Although this book is systematic, it is not too perverted. The intensity is appropriately increased, so that the combat power in the early and mid-term is harmonious with the strength of the opponent. The author smoothly integrates the protagonist into the comic plot. At the same time, the protagonist is very individual. He is not a virgin and does not kill indiscriminately. He is a principled but not pedantic type, which makes him very comfortable to watch. The author did not arrange the plot according to the old-fashioned logic of upgrading and fighting monsters. Instead, he highlighted the huge differences in individual strength at the beginning, and then reasonably arranged the improvement of the author's strength. Although there is no clear numerical value to show how much stronger the author has become, at least the logic is self-consistent. He slowly dealt with a group of terrifying monsters in Gotham, slowly improved, and then laid his own foundation. At the same time, you make reasonable use of your own foresight to recruit your own team, save those who can be saved, and destroy those who cannot be saved. This way of doing things also further highlights the personality of the protagonist. It won my heart. At the same time, a very important point is the author's popular science about the background of each character in the book. To be honest, I don't know much about the content of the DC universe. The most I know is from the movies. But this book allows me to read it smoothly without being confused. It allows me to imagine the corresponding scenes after reading it. Not having dyslexia is the author's greatest respect for readers, isn't it? At least he didn't have fun with himself, but took me to have fun with him.

One of the rare good books in Tomato, the logic is clear and refreshing. I haven't read many of them so far. The so-called system is more like a detector, an impersonal tool, and the protagonist relies on himself to solve problems. Well, this is the beginning of a good novel.

The pace is methodical, the plot is tight, and the narrative is clear. The protagonist has a straightforward personality, clear goals, and the golden fingers are just right, which not only highlights the protagonist's own abilities, but also makes it exciting. This is a rare masterpiece. It's just too little, I can't sleep at night 😢

Very good. The biggest fear when writing about DC is the collapse of combat power, but this book has been very stable until now, and there is basically no poison in the whole process. It is obvious that the author has a very rich knowledge reserve. This is okay. By the way, Batman has just debuted, and Jason is coming out? Jason is already a teenager, he won't just kill Nightwing, right?!!

It is a very good novel. The protagonist dares to fight hard and has a clear goal. The process of becoming stronger is also step-by-step, and he does not become invincible right away. The most important thing is that the protagonist didn't say anything about making people around him or the people live a better life, but he did things behind his back that were completely irrelevant, which made people feel hypocritical. The protagonist in this book has a clear goal, which is to climb up. The theme is clear.