[Western Crossover] Gotham's Lady Judge

I finished reading it in one go and am grateful to the author for writing such a great work. I have always wanted to see the original characters full of charm and complete the regret together with the original characters. Heinshili's image is very three-dimensional and rich (criticize the current original characters who are all flat Mary Sues). The strength of the heroine does not lie in strength, but in her unswerving belief in maintaining order and fairness despite having experienced a bad past. This is her most charming part! It feels very safe and stable. Maybe this is because Batman is not the strongest, but sometimes he gives people a sense of stability that is stronger than meringue (Bateman always has a planb). By the way, I finally saw a story about original characters without cp, but the original characters are in love. It is very happy (I still like it) and the Injustice Heroine is so good. I feel like I am raising a daughter to the heroine. I really like it!

A perfect world, so perfect. At that time, both the universe and the lords were thinking about how they could make every choice wrong. It's great to see a perfect ideal world here, collect it and brush it.

This article is so enjoyable, and I feel like the author tried his best to cram all the exciting points he wanted into one article. The logic is clear and well-founded, the characters are full of characters, and there are collisions between different ideas. Why did it end so quickly? I feel like there's still a lot more I can write! Ms. Anna, who likes to exercise like crazy, eats a lot of sugar and protein, has big muscles and is very powerful! A super cute and thoughtful article. My wife reads it a lot and even plays Doctor Who with her! And I envy my wife very much. I feel that my wife is a very satisfied and confident person with herself.

He's a dick Oh my God, this is too much! ! Don't say that, it makes me laugh (even though it's a compliment) I feel that in the Chinese context it means "He is just a humanoid walking on his own"

It was the first time I saw Hei Pingqi passing by happily! So cute! It feels like the whole bat is cartoonish!

Thinking of the story of Zigong redeeming people... Zigong redeemed the Lu people from the princes and gave them their gold. Confucius said: "It is a gift to those who have lost it! The actions of the saints can change customs, and the teachings can be applied to the people, and they are not just suitable for one's own behavior. Now in the country of Lu, there are few rich people and many poor people. If you take the gold, it will not harm your practice. If you don't take the gold, you will no longer redeem people." Eastern Power. Jpg

I feel so uncomfortable lately. Because my parents insist that I do this job as a teacher, it's not that this job is not good, but it's different from my ideal. I have wanted to be a scientist or a doctor (including a veterinary forensic scientist) or an agricultural worker since I was a child. In their eyes, they are all abnormal and cannot find a job. I want something I can research and gain more knowledge about. I've lost my future They are usually very nice to me, but once I don't do what they want, they say they don't have a daughter like me. I tried many times And my girlfriend, they are even less likely to accept it.

This is my first non-CP comprehensive English and American novel from the perspective of a female protagonist. At that time, I originally wanted to save some money to buy more novels later, but after reading it, I was fascinated and subscribed to the whole book. I really like this type of female protagonist. Young people who strive for ideals and justice are really great. Especially the description at the end really makes it feel like the female protagonist is burning, which is really great (an extra capital letter is needed here to express excitement). Personally, I like the trial of the clown the most, and it is here that I am completely impressed by the female protagonist.

Overall, it was a happy and wonderful reading journey after reading it. I especially liked the highlight of the story where the heroine travels through time. My dissatisfaction with the double-standard characters of the later comic version of Bat started to overflow when I was halfway through reading it. However, after reading it, I felt that the Bat in the article basically maintained its logical self-consistency. The author's views on the law - reflected in the article are Bat's views on the law, which is still understandable. This bat is still very cute, and of course the heroine and heroines are the cutest.

Oh, if Ah Fu knows you imitate him like this, he will add mustard to the cookies. ╮ (╯_╰)╭