DC: A Northeastern Lad in Gotham

Synopsis: The protagonist comes from Northeast China. He’s been an easygoing, carefree sort since childhood, and often says, “Kids should be open and generous.” His mother and his two rough-and-tumble uncles taught him that. Whenever he put on a bright smile, his mother and uncles would praise him: “That’s right! Kids should be open and generous. How adorable!” When he walked down the street, people would give him snacks, and elderly passengers who liked him would even offer him their seats. He grew up like that until he was nineteen, when his mother told him, “Go to Gotham in America and find your dad.” The protagonist was stunned. He’d never even known he had a father. Still, he did as his mother said, packed his bags, and headed to America, arriving straight at Wayne Manor. Alfred and Bruce were both dumbfounded. Bruce actually had an eldest son in China. After that, it’s just everyday life. The protagonist is from Northeast China and has a carefree, easygoing personality. He loves a good scrub at the bathhouse, and whenever he sees two younger guys, he insists on stuffing snacks into their hands. They have to eat, too. He tells them, “Kids should be open and generous. Eat up, take big bites!”