DC: Life on Patrol in Gotham

The best work in the DC novel. Compared to the masterpiece next door, the depth and breadth of Black Sun are obviously overflowing. It requires some psychological expertise and logical imagination. It is easier to swallow. It is beautiful, rich in imagination, well-designed lines, and vivid characterization. The Bat may be young, and does not have the extremely dark and deep plan in the later period to control the overall situation. It is understandable that after all, Bat Not long after the debut of Xia Cai, the clown is not yet full of despair in the routine. It is at the level of TV series, not even close to that in movies and comics, but the writing is already very good, surpassing the level of most fast food writers. The writing skills are quite impressive, especially the lines and characters are very distinct. Unlike other works, except for the names, the tone and lines are the same. The pace of this work is slow but fast, the villains appear in an orderly manner, the Dark Queen is brewing, the protagonist has logical thinking, a sinister heart and a bottom line. He is not a virgin. He is a purely normal person and a fun person who is struggling to survive. The presence of plug-ins is low. He can only save his life in the face of various unrestricted combat powers and win in front of mortals. To the extent of respect, there is no cleverness to dig deep into those abilities that may seem inconspicuous but may lead to great achievements if used. It is not that the author has little imagination, but that the real geniuses of Gotham can remind the protagonist of the ability by playing tricks, which objectively shapes the protagonist's actual personality and outlook on life. The disadvantage is that I finished reading it in a week. I finally found a good book in the history book and put it on the bookshelf. The author seems not to update very fast. It has just one million words now. I hope I can last half a year to write this book to three million words😂

The plot is smooth, the foreshadowing details are sufficient, and there is no operation that lowers the IQ of the plot characters by including Harley Quinn, Riddler, etc. At the beginning. I have read one before. In the first few chapters, the protagonist rushed directly into the battlefield between Batman and the Joker, and then killed the Joker directly in front of Harley Quinn. The plot of Harley Quinn's love affair with the Joker was later explained, and this plot was transferred to the protagonist, causing the protagonist to directly accept Harley Quinn. It sounds reasonable at first glance. These stories take place in just two chapters, and as long as you have read it, which Schiller book. These are all YY plots. In this novel, the plot develops reasonably. The Penguin who has been threatening for so long will fight back. It can also be seen why the villains are willing to follow the protagonist. The author has written a lot about the protagonist's heart-warming behavior towards the villain. These details are important. And the protagonist's portrayal of most of the other supporting characters is successful. At the beginning, the character backgrounds of these characters are determined, and then the behaviors of these characters are described to reflect these background colors, allowing these background colors to shine, making these characters become three-dimensional. In summary, it looks good, even if it is placed on QD, it is still pretty good. It deserves a 9.0 Rating. The author describes the protagonist as an ordinary person, and also writes the highlights of ordinary people, instead of doing cheating things in the name of ordinary people. The protagonist's system is well arranged, and it is a real cheat. This cheat does not seriously affect anything. The author's grasp of the plot is once again perfectly demonstrated. If the rating is to exceed 9.0, The author must write the protagonist's emotional drama perfectly, otherwise the rating will be lowered in the end.

It's a novel that fits my stereotype of DC style (?) Very well. It's really good to read, and the descriptions are so vivid that it makes me feel like I'm reading a comic. I really like it. I have just finished reading the more controversial part that I saw in the comments. Personally, it does feel a bit fast, but it is not that abrupt. After all, the front is not completely traceless. I think overall it's pretty good. Regarding the writing style... Maybe I just like articles with a lot of descriptions, and I always have, so I don't feel wordy or uncomfortable (so far, I don't think it's AI), and the author's descriptions, whether it's about things or the heart, are super appropriate!! It's really one of the few male videos that I can watch… (whispering) …(Scratches his head) I don't know if it's my fault, but I feel weird at the back. There is a part in the back that feels like it was written just for the sake of writing, and it's not coherent. It feels like it's a bit deliberate and not as natural as the previous part. …. In short, the more I look at it, the weirder it gets.

It's so beautiful, why is it rated so low? The protagonist is a very normal person. I think this rating is already very high. He has normal thoughts and normal behavior. It is not a cool novel, but it is very comfortable to watch. People who have not watched DC can also fall in love with it. Those who have watched it are highly recommended. The most important thing is that the characters are not OOC (at least I don't think so) and there is no dislike for the characters. In fact, if you like to watch it, try to give it 5 stars. Giving it 4 stars is a bit overwhelming. Please, please, please. I don't think there are any bad reviews, but why is the score so low? There are too few people watching now. Even if one person gave a 4-star rating, it would be very stressful. Please give me more support and give it a 5-star rating.

The writing is top-notch, not like a novel but like a movie script, and the dialogue and characters are very European and American. In American comics, I've seen a lot of super protagonists who come and go. This kind of grassroots story is relatively new to me, and because it focuses on daily life, the characters are very fleshed out. But there was a part in the middle where I was really fucked, and I guess a lot of people were disgusted by that part and ran away. There are also shortcomings for me, too slow growth, personal opinion. After all, the basic tasks given by Goldfinger do not seem difficult, but the protagonist completes them very slowly. It is difficult to tell whether it is to slow down the plot. But the enemy is a bit over the top. Now they are either alien space demons or super killers, but the protagonist is still an ordinary person.

Good book, well written. The characters are really well drawn, not the stereotypes or stereotypes that many articles have. You can really feel the vividness of the author's characters. As someone who hasn't read much of the original work and has only watched one or two movies, it's not boring or incomprehensible to me. The details of some characters' language can actually show the author's careful study of the original work and his own insights. This article is not a mindless article, the protagonist's outlook is quite normal. It is not suitable for those who regard the three normal views as the Virgin, and those who like the main character to be a winner-take-all.

(There is cp, but this book is so exciting. I recommend it to those who mind. Chapter 17 of Volume 8 is about Harley Quinn. But to be honest, I feel it is very natural, and I am a person who really doesn't like cp, so I accept it. It's weird... And the presence of cp is not very strong.) This book is really full of punches, and then very funny, right? It's not particularly bitter and grudge-y, but it also has a hint of helplessness towards reality. But overall, I just think this book is actually quite enjoyable. The male protagonist is in a friendship business, well, it's a great harvest. (The villains who were changed by the male protagonist, well, I think they are all well written and I like them very much, especially the Riddler=ᗜωᗜ=)

The story is a good one, and one of the few male videos I can still read. The protagonist is a very charismatic person. It can be seen that his portrayal is very complicated, but overall it makes people think that he is a good person. Gotham Legend HR has changed a lot of tragedies. The creation of various supporting characters is also very interesting. The director really brought me a lot of fun. I gave it four stars because I really don't like cp and all kinds of sex implications (I'm joking, but it turns out to be disgusting if it comes true).

It's a great book. I like the plot and the characters all. The only bad thing is that the ending is too sudden. There is no future story about Jay that I was looking forward to. It's a bit uncomfortable and a pity to be mentally unstable, but after reading the author's words, I think it's very reasonable. (By the way, so many foreshadowings have not been solved? The Teen Titans have just been formed, the Court of Owls has not been solved, and the Three Houses Demon behind Raven has not been solved. There are obviously many stories that can be written)

I have read the entire book, and I can only say that it is very well written. There is no breakdown in combat power, no intentional cluttering, and powerful bosses that embarrass the protagonist. Of course, the opponent is not particularly weak, so it does not make him look like a bastard. The plot progresses smoothly, and there is no mention of being unable to keep up after the outbreak. The writing is also reasonable. It does not say that Batman's presence is reduced because of the protagonist's role, nor does it push everything to the main character. Whoever has to do the work is still the one who does the work, but the protagonist acts as a mediator and emergency response force, saving some people who could have been saved, without pushing the plot further, because the identity of the protagonist is still an ordinary person, a policeman, and in subsequent major events, sometimes there are plots that even Batman cannot participate in, let alone the protagonist. So, this is a very good novel, and I highly recommend everyone to read it.