[Western Crossover] He's Brucey, Not Brucie

Ahhhhhhhhh, I want to say that there is no such word as "only two". The only one that is truly correct is the only one, and only one can be added after the only one (fierce). Just like there are only flowers of tomorrow and no flowers of yesterday. When I saw the heroine's memory, I thought that the heroic woman was Wonder Woman... When I saw the heroine suspecting that she was her mother, I knew I was wrong. Will he spare a man's life, but will he break all of that man's bones? Ignorant. Jpg

Yes, Bruce is Gotham's son of tomorrow. In other words, he is tomorrow, hope and the future.

Press the paw and squat until it is greatly updated! Brucey, who has been a playboy for so many years in vain, can you do it? If not, lovely Candice will be mine (Brucey:?) It's a habit of the Bat family. If you like it, you won't say anything. Brucy will definitely regret it after I do it. Hehe, update Modo Modo

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha I really feel that this kind of nervous intuition is the most effective against sensitive and suspicious people like Aba

A-Ba was originally capable of being moved, but people around him were hurt and even died time and time again, which made him become Batman.

The writing style is a bit tender. But it can be seen that the author is very careful in portraying Bruce. Here's what I think blues is: He is always calm, cautious and suspicious, always rational, firm and just. He is Gotham's Dark Knight and the world's greatest treasure. Even though he has gone through countless hardships, it has only polished his soul to shine, and the film of his soul exudes a fatal and attractive charm. Even the cracks in the soul are so beautiful, so moving, so dazzling. So I think B in the article is a bit too young. Come on!

Hahahahahaha, Nightwing: fuck batman

It scared me to death. I thought it was the end of Chapter 5. Did I miss any special plot? Then I looked at the title and thought, oh extra, that's okay. Identify a common punctuation error. The specific slogan is: Say it with a comma in the middle. Example: "Hello." She said, "Ma'am." There should be a comma after the sentence. After enduring it, I still have to say that the writing is a bit immature. But it's okay, it's not so OOC (it reminds me of some bad memories), and I can accept it immediately.

Woohoo, who can say no to the son of Gotham, Baby Brucie (face covering)

It was a bit of a drama to see "him holding back his anger". Is "suffering anger" more reasonable? When I saw Jim, I almost thought Juan Jim had become a spirit (not true). For those who don't know, they think that the League of Assassins sells Lhasa Luchi spring water directly from its manufacturer (?) And is an agent from Cobot (?).