I am going to revise the text from the second chapter, cut the outline and start from scratch. You guys can keep fat for a while╮(╯▽╰)╭There are so many DC worlds, my little friends have so many peers, and my dad has so many peers. Countless worlds, countless Jasons died and were buried under Six Feet Under, and their Bruce did not kill the Joker for his son. And most of the Jasons can be resurrected. On that rainy night with lightning and thunder, they returned from the kingdom of death and used their broken bodies to dig themselves out from under six feet. From then on, he became the lone wolf of the family and the betrayer of the no-kill principle. Arguments, conflicts, doubts, conflicts. Even so, the son always returns to his father. But, but, why is my dad the Master 51, and my little friend is the only Jason in the world who has not been resurrected? The great African Onmyoji, Griffin, said so. Text text: That man reached out to me that day, and I wanted him to know that there was someone six feet above waiting for him to come home. Main DC, who knows what kind of wall the author will link up with the male protagonist. You can think of the system as a product of the author's resentment. Anyway, the male protagonist was picked up, and Xiaojietiao is his biological son.
Concept: There are millions of people in the world, why does a good father like Mr. 51 Not have a bucket?
