I Traveled Through Western University and Was Beheaded, but I Was the Ugly Man.

It's a new book, it's still good to read [shy] I just don't know if this world is just the Joker universe or the DC universe. If it's the DC universe, then [laughs evilly] I went to get Superboy and Bruce over in advance. Bruce's psychological problems need to be intervened from a young age. The Joker and Batman teamed up and laughed.

It is really good-looking, and the protagonist is relatively close to lawful evil. You can treat the protagonist as an anti-hero. There is no big problem in the plot. However, one conflict point cannot be cast repeatedly on one character. If it is too many, it will turn into a poisonous point. If you want to create it, at least the side of the character that is beneficial to the protagonist must be openly displayed, so that it will not be too annoying and will not dissuade a lot of non-devil readers. In addition, the old bookworm personally verified that this book does not hate smart writing [Like]

Beautiful, rare food Note: The protagonist is a time-traveler who has time-traveled into the clown, not a time-traveler who has been assimilated by the clown. If you want to watch random killings of black and deep cripples, this may not be suitable for you. The protagonist is a normal person (at least he is not a person who craves power as soon as he time-travels, and then actively looks for trouble), but will be affected by the memory of the clown (but I think this is an advantage, at least we will not feel aggrieved when reading it. If you insist on reading it, you may read it as an anti-hero novel.

The author has finally published a new book

It's okay [eating melon] but it's just not crazy enough If you don't want the protagonist to be a villain, you can make him an anti-hero who has the temperament of a villain.