Which Agency Is Best at Forcing Its Heroes to Die Together? [Western Crossover]

As always, I don't know how to describe the bond between them. That kind of expansion power made me feel the touch deep in my soul very clearly. Wherever I look, at the highest point my spirit can touch.

Here's a short review after reading the full article (note minor spoilers): I really like the author's delicate and vivid psychological descriptions. I've read Wen's article before and it was great, but Guan Tong's article is my favorite. The xp reason is that I particularly like the miserable scene at the crematorium after Lex finished. And I feel that one of the best things about the whole story is Carl's inner growth, from a confused young man to a very charming real hero now. It can be said that the more I watch, the more favorable I feel for Carl, and every time he talks to other people, he is really flirtatious. Chatting with Connor is really a part that I like very much. Thank you for writing such a good work.

(Slight spoiler warning) I have never seen a CP where people fall in love and kill each other before, and I only have a superficial and stereotyped understanding of Superman. But I am very grateful to the author for writing this article. Because of this, I had the opportunity to get in touch with Superman himself and the ideas he represents - and also became interested in the interpretations of him by countless authors over the decades. The idea of ​​Superman itself has a quality - some would call it divinity, or justice, or goodness, or purity. If you leave out the background and context of his own existence, and do not take into account the ideas that the author wants to express, he will even appear to be a bit holy (in a derogatory sense). But this is one-sided. Only by deeply understanding his own thinking, struggle, and determination, and considering him both as an independent individual and as a part of the work, can we fully understand this characteristic of his. Because of this, I am very grateful that I finished reading this article, and I also thank the author for giving me the opportunity to read this article. Then there is the meta element in the text: it is more interesting to see that fan fiction has meta elements, and what is even more rare is that this setting is not just used as an easter egg or a cool element. What's rare is that after seeing so many endings - after seeing so many ways of harm and endings, Carl still has hope for Lex. Perhaps this is why he is called the Holy Mother. But just like being scarred by life and still opening your arms to life - maybe this is tenderness. Just like the failed revolutionaries - knowing that this is idealism, knowing that they can live a better life as long as they change, but they still persist. Finally, some thoughts after reading the article: If there is a person who feels happy from the happiness of others, so he does good deeds and contributes selflessly - should he be called selfless? His starting point from beginning to end is himself. From this perspective, he is selfish. But if this is the case, and everyone is selfish, does the word selfish still have any meaning? I have never fought against a cp who falls in love and kills each other, because the probability of harm is too high. Chaolai hurt each other, and they also have ten thousand ways to BE. But just like answering the hope that Carl showed again and again, he finally got a happy ending. I also hope that I can be even a little bit like Carl: even if I am disappointed again and again, I always have hope.

It's the nth time to replay the memory, and it's another record of crying for several hours in the middle of the night. I will always cry for Superman. As for Lex, let him go away for the time being.

I came here because of it, and I read the whole article one after another in one day. After reading it, I was crazy about my colleagues for half an hour. I have nothing to say. What can I say, I can only say that you are awesome, you are my god! And, Chaolai is the most authentic

I read this book for the second time to commemorate it. I really like this book. The relationship between the two is interpreted so well and is so affectionate and ambiguous... The moist and hazy atmosphere like the foggy night sky and the cobweb-tangled relationship between the two are so delicious. I will love you forever...

When I noticed what the author said at the end, I had a real sense of the age of this work. Oh my god, jjAPP had just been born at that time. Oh my God, I have rarely seen such delicate and abundant fan fiction in these years. I was really surprised, with a little emotion, and even had an urge to cry. Such wonderful love and emotion, my God

The first time I swiped it, it looked really good! ! ! Really, really well written! I stayed up several nights in a row to read it. It was so good. As someone who was quite disgusted with Superman (I thought it was inexplicably fake, stupid and childish), I fell in love with the Superman written in a big way. Yes, some of Superman's actions may seem silly, but the Carl in the novel is so sober, smart, brave and compassionate! So charming. And it really seems that Da Da understands the original characters/world very well, and many of his ideas are very mature. Although I feel that there are still many stories that can be told (for example, I really feel that they were too easy to forgive/get together in the end), but it ends well here, and the reading process is great. It's really exciting!

Repainting it again in one breath, four years later. Because I haven't been able to read the article during this period, I came to review the old article. I have to say that it was reasonable for me to be so excited about it. Now I still like this article very much. After reading it, I feel that I have the strength to write something and read something else. In short, my love for words has returned. Thank you, madam.

I chose a day off to watch the ending. It was painful, but a good kind of pain. To be honest, the plot development was predictable, but I still cried like a dog.