Pretentious version: Gazing up from the abyss for a long, long time, Karishi's heart is as lonely as an uninhabited planet. Plain version: Karishi, a starry orphan with mild social anxiety who struggles to express herself, grows up wild and free on Meteor City, all alone. Then one day, the dream machine malfunctions. Karishi wakes from her dream to find herself in a strange city: Gotham. Meteor City's setting is borrowed as the backdrop to Karishi's upbringing, but please don't bring in any characters from Hunter x Hunter. The Gotham in this story is on a parallel Earth, and the timeline is taken from Year Nine of the DC main universe. Batman: Under the Red Hood is a useful reference. This story is mainly about how Karishi, a lonely girl who grew up wild and did whatever she pleased, learns to mature in a new world. The first book in the Lonely Planet quartet, with Batman as the male lead.
The author's writing is awful, and she has no perseverance or willpower, so this may be abandoned at any time. To avoid obvious plot holes, I'm currently catching up on works from the Silver and Bronze Ages of the Justice League, as well as New 52 and various major DC events. The story mixes comics and movies, and includes original interpretations. Hardcore fans of the original works and those who nitpick canon, please go easy on me.
2017.12.22: My overall IELTS score was high enough, but I didn't get the required scores in every section, so I have to take it again. Since there's no rush, this story will probably get a major rewrite. I'm posting it for now.
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The key is that Team Leng is handsome??(??ω???)?
Crazy testing on the edge of falling into a pit
Please beg for more, beg for more, beg for more, the poor little kid who is always squatting at the bottom of the pit is crying.
Abandoned the article? It seems like it hasn't been updated in a long time. I don't dare to look at it for fear of falling into the trap.
Madam, please update me. I'll give you my knees.
Suddenly spoiled by Injustice 2, out of reach QAQ
It's really heartbreaking to see a god turn into a tyrant, especially when the eldest son Ah Fu died, and WW also stood up for Superman, I feel sorry for my master.
How to make up for most comics
What the adoptive father said was too much. His first reaction was that your daughter didn't cover it up, okay? It was obviously the heroine who covered it up so well in school that the contrast between it and the competition was too big. How can you blame the heroine? It's obviously a bad classmate