[Magical Treasures] [Marvel] [DC] [Superheroes] [Ensemble Cast]
As all kinds of supernatural powers emerge throughout society, the dimensional barriers of the universe quietly begin to open.
A young cultivator from the Tiangong Sect, deep in the mountains, accidentally tears open a rift in space and time while trying to refine a gemstone.
When he wakes again, he finds himself on a cold, dark reef.
The shadow of a giant black bat flickers across the night sky.
His cultivation has been badly damaged, and all his magical treasures are gone.
Dressed in a long robe, he walks into the city before him.
A Black-owned bar takes in the poor soul.
After learning the local language,
he discovers the name of the city.
Gotham.
And the shadow that looms over it.
Batman.
The protagonist is now a Robin and adheres to Batman's no-kill principle. The protagonist has been restricted
I feel that the "not seeking deeper understanding" in fantasy weapon refining conflicts with the "keep improving" style of technological products. Especially Batman and Iron Man, they would not let such outrageous weapon refining technology be completely in the hands of others without being able to understand or analyze it at all.
It seems to be a very good book so far, but I suggest the author not to write about fusion. It feels very strange to fuse DC and Marvel.
Is Elsa that DC mission or an original character?
What are people blowing there all the time? The Immortal Cultivation System really thinks that the Immortal Cultivation System is the strongest.
The characterization is very full, and the character plot is a bit unfamiliar, but you can see the author's progress between the lines, which is very good. I give it four points to prevent the author from being arrogant.
Come on, author, it feels like an authentic and beautiful comic