Snowy is a little cat. She's not an alien, a laboratory experiment, or a higher-dimensional being in disguise. She's just an ordinary little cat.
She lived for 18 years, making her an exceptionally old cat. Not wanting to make her owner sad, she decided to find a quiet place by herself and wait peacefully for death.
The forest was silent, and death made no sound. In that stillness, she would meet her end...
But...
Wait, why isn't she dead?!
And why has she turned into a two-legged creature?!
(A little cat, no, a little girl lets out a piercing shriek.)
But halfway through her shriek, she was about to pass out. No, she'd been shot.
She'd only just turned human, and now she was going to die again? Wasn't that a little too careless with the plot?
Wait, why would there be bullets in an uninhabited forest?
She tried to recall the last thing she'd seen before blacking out: a very tall building, one her owner had often mentioned. It was... Wayne Tower in Gotham.
Wasn't she in New York? How had she ended up in Gotham?
She couldn't rest easy dying without figuring that out! After all, she was a very curious little cat.
So maybe she should hold off on dying for now...
A dazzling radiance shone from the child. It was the power of nature, a might beyond the reach of ordinary people.
Theme: Cherish life and nature
I don't understand. Batman picked up a five- or six-year-old child and brought it home. Then he didn't communicate with him, didn't take care of him, or didn't teach him. He threw the child on the floor of the Batcave to sleep for a week, and just stood by and made data? Ah? Is this Batman?
No, I still can't accept it. It's obviously an interesting setting, but it's too abusive to the protagonist. The Bat family doesn't treat the protagonist as a human being at all 😂 😂 😂 😂 In this article, the Bat family looks like villains, 😂 😂 😂
It's such an uncomfortable description. The bat family is so cold-blooded... Treating an ignorant cub as a research subject, without even a quilt or bed... This is equivalent to imprisonment... [Heartbroken]
It's good, but it feels a bit cold and depressing, which is not very comfortable. Maybe it's because of Gotham and B's desire for control?
So the protagonist cat doesn't go to the toilet? (The biggest question asked)
Why is there rice and no Tim and girls appear? Why does Dick stay in Gotham every day and not go to work?[Loading]
You can somehow reveal your true identity, but you don't treat the protagonist as a human being, right? Is this Bat's house? Would Batman unnecessarily trap an obvious little girl whose identity is merely questionable as a specimen in the Batcave? Use the same discipline as training a dog? Do you doubt it or not? [Loading] This is totally something that only those in the dark blues world can do, right? [Vomiting blood]
Does the little cat not want to run away anymore?
It's a very comfortable book to read!!! It's light, and the plot is written with a bit of a theatrical feel. All in all, it's a good review.
I have read the article using AI. I feel that some sentences have a strong sense of AI.