Batman, I Want to Be Robin

The feeling of "the heart is higher than the sky and the life is thinner than the paper" is so well written that it made me pee with my eyes. My favorite is the scene where the protagonist hangs upside down from the beam like a bat, so vivid and cute

I can't comment on the one I read on Red and White, so I came here. I'm obsessed with Batman recently and I'm looking for fans to read it. This article by Teacher is my favorite! I like the heroine so much! I have also seen a lot of fan fiction, and you can guess the character of the heroine with your eyes closed. She is beautiful, slender, and either assertive and confident, or weak and soft. If you want to make a contrast, she looks pitiful on the outside but strong on the inside. It doesn't mean that the authors don't care about the shaping, but they just don't match the xp! It's always exciting to watch... At this time, Leah appeared, a little strong girl. At first, I thought I was wrong, but it was actually a bit beyond my inherent understanding of the heroine of the same novel. I suddenly became excited (bushi), she is honest, Her fists are very hard, and she feels like the type who can cry and punch hard at the same time (so cute!) What I like about Leah is that she is very real. Her authenticity lies in the fact that her personality cannot be defined with an accurate label. Strength and vulnerability exist in her soul at the same time. Even with a strong body, Leah is fragile. Her heart is soft and therefore easily injured. She cannot bear the childhood trauma and harsh upbringing environment, and internalizes mental illness. Leah is also strong. She studies hard if she has books to read, and lives hard if there are no books. The most attractive thing about her is that she always has a desire for improvement in her heart. I want to study, I want a good life, I am jealous of Dick being adopted by Bruce, I want to be recognized, I want to be affirmed, I want to protect others, I want to be a useful person. This desire pains Leah and makes her grow, giving rise to a guardian of light and an unseemly dark side of jealousy, both of which equally shape Leah and make her endearing. I also like the complexity that exists in Leah. It's hard to tell who brings out the good side of her between strength and vulnerability. Maybe they both make her what she is. Fists and illness caused her to lose her studies, and also allowed her to find her upward direction by meeting Batman and Robin. Jealousy and unwillingness made her suffer, but also urged her to become a lovely person recognized by many people. While reading the article, I couldn't help but fall in love with Leah. Such Leah made Bruce's feelings very reasonable. Without relying on appearance or relying on the author's headbutt, he truly wrote about Leah's charm worthy of love. I was really surprised and admired the teacher very much. After perfectly shaping the heroine, CP becomes particularly delicious. It's so pure love! In fact, it was Bruce who saw Leia first in the beginning. He really liked this kind of little romance with a hint of destiny. The interaction between Leia and Batman was adorable. Everyone who appears in the article is very nice. The teacher deliberately blurred some of the abuse points, allowing the article to maintain the same sad but gentle tone as The Happy Prince. After reading it, I felt a little light. I have said so much incoherently because I like this article so much. Thank you for writing such a lovely story. Your presumptuous interpretation of Leah is combined with my personal feelings after watching so many fans. If there is something wrong, I hope it will not offend the teacher. Finally, I look forward to the extra chapter! I really want to see sweet love!

Hahahahahahahaha Robin feels guilty when he sees Leia like a mouse sees a cat.

Oh my God, what a happy ending. Everyone is brave enough to express their love. It's great.

"Leia is very worried about the old Batman..." This is a big bug for the author~ break

Found the account here haha!

"Everyone has a sunny side and a dark side in their hearts. What matters is what we choose to be, that is the real us." Watching Leah's growth along the way, I have really deep feelings. What I have always liked most about Mrs.'S writing is the three-dimensional authenticity and growth of the heroine in the story. I want to believe that there is such a girl growing up here in the parallel world... After reading it, I really fell in love with Leah, and I especially wanted to stay with her through the screen to cheer her up, hahaha

Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah Qin, you finally wrote another article!!! Wow in my lifetime (Crying with joy. Jpg) Goddess, where are you and where am I (I don't want to go to bushi if I take my heart out) [Let me be healthy]

I'm chasing you! Fortunately, there is still a place where I can speak. This parallel universe is so sunny! It warms people's hearts after watching it. There is no need to order "That's It So Far" for the heroine... Just order a wedding march song and "Today You Will Marry Me!" Just fine When I watched the second half of The Happy Prince, I actually didn't understand the metaphor. I thought it was about the story of Bat (Prince) and Robin (Swallow). After all, only Reed is "she", and it turns out that Swallow is the heroine... I was too stupid to see it. I was still thinking that there might be more later, but there is no more. Alas, pure love only has one kiss! (Beating chest and feet) I like this kind of pure love story! It would be nice if there was a more sweet follow up (wait for it

What a straightforward title! I like!!