[Comprehensive British and American] Ordinary Criminals Are Not Superheroes

When everything in this world is incompatible with your understanding, will you be a genius or a madman? Tek is neither. He is just an ordinary criminal, an ordinary unemployed vagrant who occasionally jumps between over-defense and legitimate self-defense. But in the eyes of others, he was a tyrant in New York, a lone wolf among lone wolves - and a little bit of heroism. Tyke said that he was not. After all, after recognizing the essence of life, it was difficult for him to say that he still had the ability to love life. He could only live day by day, waiting for one day to die in an accident. It was best not to let the old director of the orphanage who raised him know that he was the only person he felt sorry for in his short and chaotic life. ——————————— Tyke once lived in a fairy tale paradise created for him by the dean and the kind people who passed by his world. The peaceful and peaceful past life memories only focused on instilling in him the concepts and meanings of truth, goodness and beauty - no one told him how to face the truth and ugliness. He can only rely on his unbroken passion and stubbornness to fight to the death, and use his ferocious appearance to frighten all ghosts and monsters, so that others dare not extend their probing claws. ——————————— Still a cherub-type protagonist, but a hard-core angel - an angel holding Namo Gatling Bodhisattva. This guy is still ruthless and poisonous, he kills when he says he will, he is chaotic and kind. But I like him, hehe. This is a sad and sad book, mainly because the protagonist enjoys other people's thoughts and his own thoughts. The only thing that makes Tike unhappy is that the world is not as perfect as he imagined, and he has to coexist with this imperfection as he grows up. Purpose: Although we don't want Americans to be superheroes, we still need to have heroism.