DC: Gotham Survival Log

I really love this article. I always like the protagonist of Justice. I didn't expect that I only read this article three years after it was finished. It's such a shame. The author's writing may not be the best among the fanfics I have ever read, but it is definitely the one that moved me the most. Another detail that I like very much, whether intentional or unintentional by the author, is that the protagonist has no name. There is a feeling of "your names are unknown and your meritorious warriors will live on forever". I don't tend to read fan fiction from the male protagonist's perspective or that have little to do with the main plot of the original work, but the brilliance of humanity in the protagonist has completely transcended gender restrictions. I can see him as anyone, children, women (?), Politicians, revolutionaries, gang leaders, and street children. If the protagonist just wanted to hug each other for warmth at first, then he really fell in love with this city. I particularly like the plot in the author's novel about the change of people in Crime Alley, especially the plot where everyone donates kryptonite together, which really brings tears to my eyes. He showed me that Gotham can be changed. Leaf selling will no longer be a given, burning, killing and looting will no longer be a given, and selfishness between people will no longer be a given. The article includes a plot in which no one mourns the protagonist in the future, and it also reflects the insignificance of individuals in the long river of time. The most spectacular sacrifice in your life is just an insignificant sentence in the history book. The protagonist's death may be forgotten soon, but just like we don't remember the meals we ate when we were children, it is certain that he will eventually become the nutrition of this city, constructing her, changing her, and achieving her. Just like the name of Xingxinggang: a single spark can start a prairie fire. This is the first time I have written such a long comment. I like many of the sentences in the author's article and I haven't stopped taking screenshots at all. It is very difficult to write a protagonist article with this kind of character. You need to stabilize your narrative rhythm and prevent the article from completely turning into a political book. I really love the author's works. I look forward to the follow-up of this article, but also hope that it will end here... In short, I would like to thank the author for letting me see such an excellent article, and I look forward to seeing you again. Ps: After typing this paragraph, Jinjiang suddenly had a seizure and all the words I typed were lost. I typed it again o(╥╥)o

Because Lao A had spiritual vision, I went back and read this article again. It was really worth remembering. It is by far the best article focusing on the people at the bottom of the capitalist world, because it is still the best perspective and makes me feel that the world is still salvageable and that we can have the power to change the world. The human world needs Batman, the protagonist, and everyone living today

No matter how long I have been in this circle, this article has always been the most shocking and deeply rooted in people's hearts. Every time I read it, I have different feelings until my eyes blur. It allows me to truly feel the flesh and blood of each person, rather than to set off the existence of the protagonist. I have read it countless times now, and I will never forget this article. I have to come back and read it every other week. I have been waiting for the follow-up. This one deserves to be at the top.

I feel disappointed because I like the protagonist so much and always want to see his longer-term future.

It is one of the few British and American works that focuses on the lives of people at the bottom... Needless to say, it is great!

This is the first time I have seen a story about an ordinary person who survives in a superhero world and then becomes a people's hero. The protagonist saves many people in the main text. In a chaotic city, he inevitably faces bleeding death, but he does not flinch. He is also confused and discouraged, but seeing the people and the city changed because of his efforts, he perseveres. After reading it, I can only say that the author is great! [Come on] The writing is also very good, I look forward to the teacher's new work [Spreading Flowers] (by the way, does the teacher have any plans to write another one?)

The black words become redder and redder as they read. No matter which ending, just like those great ancestors, they all left hope. A single spark can start a prairie fire.

I stayed up for an hour and devoured this fanfic. It really has an objective and rational feeling. It writes a very popular and extremely beautiful journey from the perspective that ordinary people would think about.

I like this article so much, I haven't had any meal replacements yet🥲 Great

I watched Lao A's video and came back to watch it again, ugh