Gotham: I Kill the Joker, Superman Takes the Blame

It's not bad, to say the least. The protagonist is invincible; he just encounters a system he can't beat and gets a reward, making him invincible again. He's basically in a state of having fun and relaxing. The beginning is pretty good, but this kind of invincible protagonist story needs to be written around the theme of having fun! If the later parts aren't well-written, not many people will read it. This kind of invincible protagonist story is good in the early stages, but it might feel boring later on. We'll see how the author writes it later.

Keep up the good work, author! 💕 Also, I was just saying why there are so many "saintly" novels these days, judging from the reviews...

I don't know why so many people like "Mary Sue" novels. I don't like reading them, but in reality, I like the character of a "Mary Sue" because I'm a bad person 🍉🍉🍉 If my enemy were a "Mary Sue," it would be really good for me. But I just don't like reading "Mary Sue" novels. If you "Mary Sues" encountered me in real life, you definitely wouldn't care if I used you. [Think about it][Think about it][Think about it][Think about it][Think about it][Think about it]

How much resentment must one have harbored to create something like this?! [What?]

After defeating Superman, he got bored. He was controlled by power and was essentially just a powerful thug.

It's a lighthearted story, but with a slight AI element.

Not a saint, but absolutely brilliant.

It's hard to imagine what kind of resentment the author must have harbored to write this; it's like they let their true self run wild 😏🍉🍉🍉

That's right, I prefer not to eat beef!

Go go go!