[Western Crossover] Roguelike Tower Climbing in Gotham

Lifespan theory, I really love and hate it Hate the eternal separation between heaven and man The life spans of lovers are not equal, but love is equal

Yes, I'm just not used to commenting (people in dark corners)

I remember not having a weapon bound to it! ! Even if your life span is over, your soul will still be hers! ! Ahhhhh

I'm watching, [holding my chin], but I really don't have much interest in fighting.

I like this portrayal of Barbara. It's rare. I've watched a lot of British and American movies, and there are really very few highlights of the girls' solo stories [cheek support] Most plot entanglements and more male characters Barbara, the clown tried to break her pride and dignity several times, but he couldn't succeed. The clown couldn't become her nightmare, he wasn't qualified!

It feels, some, the water content is relatively high) Ah, that is to say, the description of some plots feels a bit long-winded, such as the interaction between Jason and the Bat family, where chatting about something often involves gags + awkward silences + brainstorming + emotional triangulation fluctuations for all members; and the interaction between Jason and Serge, it is really that they are always showing affection (plus the interaction with the Bat family), well, that is to say (crazy gestures try) Picture expression), the content of the drama is too low. For example, the story of the clown falling into the sewer has been forgotten for a long time. The middle plot is only all kinds of love and pulling. Now it is chapter 111. Let's break down the serious things that Serge has done. In addition to the various adventures with Jason on the island, he really has nothing to do in Gotham later. He shows affection during the day and fights territory with Jason at night. He doesn't want to care about the things on the island at all. The king made a move three times in a row. Only then did Serge pull him out - I know that Serge's character is indeed very selfish and doesn't care about the life and death of others... But such a story is bad for readers. It's not that the plot arrangement is not good, but (gesture), the rhythm, "The Cell Man came to Gotham and tried to live a daily life with Jason but was forced to go back and deal with the island." There is no problem with such an arrangement, whether it is a superhero or a superhero. The islands all have their own interests, and the amount of pen and ink is not too much, but there is a problem with the focus of the description. I saw this all at once from the beginning. My impression of the Gotham part of the plot is basically Jason and the Bat family's pull and the high-concentration sugar-coating with Serge.) I can only say that it is a little different from the expected plot. Relatively speaking, the previous part of the island actually has a watery appearance except for the battle.

Wow, it's just because of this that I haven't played Arkham Knight. It's so cruel. Just watching the fan story feels so cruel, let alone playing it [Cracked]

Boss, I want to eat the Arkham Knight bucket [dog head holding rose]

Okay, luckily I was smart enough to read the comments first. The next chapter contains a warning for abuse and a warning for high abuse.

Why does it feel like the Queen has turned into a CP fan's perspective [laughing and crying]