[Western Crossover] Batman's Game

After watching the extra, my problem has not changed much. The first thing is, since Jason has nothing to do, why is the article so bitter and hateful at the beginning? It seems that Jason has experienced a lot of indescribable things. The pace of the first dozens of chapters is okay, it is just a knife-inserting novel under the cute skin, which is a typical type of fan fiction with a knife in sugar. In fact, it is a very interesting kind of fanfic. It felt like it obviously fell apart in the later stages, the plot felt like it was sped up 5x, and even the ending felt like the outline had been cut off. Secondly, Jason's psychological problem is mainly that he experienced too many clown nights and had psychological problems. Therefore, when he ran out of save points and died, he changed the prompt word to "No one will love you." Emotional closure. (It can be considered that the clown's brainwashing was successful.) I feel that the author wanted to write: Even if he is covered in filth and will be burned by the light, he still moves forward towards the light wholeheartedly. But the problem is that after entering the world for the second time (Jason at the beginning of the article), Jason's main problem is emotional disorder and he has lost his ability to empathize. But as life here in the Avengers slowly improves, the main contributor is: Little Spider. Since the main contributor is Spider-Man, why does Jason fall in love with Nini? The emotional line is very confusing. Neither Superman nor Batman's feelings for Jason were made clear. Including those letters, Jason found them troublesome because of mental illness, so he didn't touch them. You should read the letter after you recover? The article doesn't say anything at all. The article makes it very clear that every time Jason dies and enters the system space, after filling out the form, his emotions will be cleared and his memory will be formatted, and only the main memory will be converted into "game plot" for the amnesia Jason to understand. So, Jason, who lives for the third time after dropping the nuclear bomb and dying, is a familiar stranger to Nini, Batman, Dick, Tim and others, so what "development" can Jason have for Nini's emotions? Judging from the description of the article, it can be found that Jason's emotions are more completely formatted this time, and he has no reaction at all to people's love for "The Thorn Birds". Why can Nini's confession break the "no one will like you" hint? Finally, the main job of the system in the article is to help bound people change their destiny as the main task. That being the case, why does Jason need to be a little bat and a kitten? And why do we need to transmit back and forth from both sides? Just because Nini can keep telling Jason that she likes him and can be used to awaken Jason's will to survive? And the father-son relationship with Batman and the parts beyond the father-son relationship are completely unexplained? Ever since he hugged the naked cat-man Jason in the rose garden, Batman has never been depicted in a long shot. Why was he passed out in the world set by the author? As brother-in-laws, can Dick and Nightwing directly accept Jason being with someone else? Or when you know that your "dad" likes your "brother"? Including the named Sichuan restaurant girl and the appearance of the little girl who was rescued from a bomb. What is the significance of giving names and writing characters in the article? It not only writes about the people of Gotham taking CP, but also writes about Jason stabbing Jason directly because of the treatment of the clown to clear his emotions. Is the main line of the article lighthearted and funny, or is the main plot of the story suppressing development? And why did Jason not participate in the Civil War nor write the (seemingly main plot) Clark's counterattack against Luthor? Including off-topic topics such as humans and cats living together, conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, etc., Wouldn't the system destroy the balance of the world line in this universe by eating both the time and space gems and other gems? Wouldn't more possible universes evolve based on the settings of Avengers 3 and 4? When Jason was accidentally lost in Asia at the beginning, he had watched all the anime and manga movies that he should and shouldn't have seen. So after recovering his memory (the main plot only goes after the civil war), wouldn't he have a clear idea of ​​the future direction of the world? And why did Jason turn into a cat? In the end, the contract was successfully terminated. Why is Jason still a cat? What are the different developments between the Professor and Magneto in this world? These questions are not clearly explained... My real feeling after reading the full text is: can brainstorming solve everything? ? ? Many things may have happened in the author's imagination and not written out, so the reader needs to fill in the author's imagination and self-fill? ? It looked really good in the early stage, but what a pity.

Just because Jason watched it... I thought I was confused and confused. It was just me. It turned out that everyone felt the same way.

To be honest, when I first watched CP Nini, I was moved. As I watched it, I felt that both Spider-Man and Superman were more suitable for buckets.

This messy outline... The unexpected ending... What did I read?

Let's just say, aren't Spider-Man and Batman more suitable? Why is it Nini? The first two have more emotional descriptions, and even the Joker has more than Nini.

From my personal point of view, it's very jumpy, but I don't understand it. The emotional line feels pretty good, but I don't know if it's abrupt or jumpy? I don't understand why it feels like it's just Tony, it feels a bit perfunctory.

Ah, what? I was confused when I saw it later. It was too jumpy. I felt like it was coming out all at once. I regretted that I ordered it without reading the reviews.

I didn't understand it, the emotional line was too stretched, and there was no plot development at all. I don't know what the plot is about. What role does Jason play? What does it mean to transform into a cat and a bat? ?

To be honest, I don't understand why it's Stark. The description of their relationship is a bit confusing, at least I didn't understand it. Well, in the second half, it feels like Gotham is almost marginalized, and the people there tend to be sidelined.

What did I see? ? ?