[Western Crossover] The World Is Ending

Ahhhhhhh, so annoying. I finished reading it in one go. It was very interesting, but I still felt that the ending was too rushed. I always felt like it wasn't finished yet. Then, I kept thinking about what would have happened if Isaac hadn't died at that moment. Suppose Isaac was more vigilant, arranged for one more person to respond, or sensed the danger before Nexant struck, and avoided the fatal blow during the crisis. He was not dead, maybe a little injured, or seriously injured, but not dead. After escaping this crisis, Isaac was moved by SHIELD to a safer place for surveillance and control. On the other hand, the Bat family discovered that the kid was missing and started looking for someone. They made a big fuss and all kinds of people were mobilized. Finally, they discovered the kidnapping, so Batman broke into S. H. I. E. L. D. To rescue the kid. This incident must be another blow to Isaac. The betrayal is unforgivable to him, just like the betrayal of the federal government outside the game in real life. What's more, this betrayal comes from his own organization. Although he knows that someone is betraying, there is a difference between knowing and actually happening. He still cannot forgive, which makes him more determined that human beings are hopeless. But if the story develops like this, Isaac will really destroy the world by then. This was not what I expected, so someone had to get him to change his mind, at least temporarily, to eliminate this thought of destruction. So, I thought about Batman, after finding Cub, seeing Cub become closed off again? Or when he is indifferent (I really don't know how to describe it), he will definitely feel guilty and think about compensation. Because part of the reason Isaac was exposed to SHIELD was because he asked Isaac to help find the Mad Hatter. Although it was not his fault that Isaac was kidnapped (maybe Isaac wanted to follow the kidnapping and plot something), it is undeniable that the kidnapping was related to him and he would definitely feel guilty. So, I imagined a scene. When rescuing Isaac, he broke in the door and saw a huddled little cub, and his eyes returned to that emotionless, numb look. When he saw him coming in wearing the equipment, Isaac would still say something like "It's so slow, you finally said it" with a fake smile, but the sad atmosphere around the little kid didn't lie. Isaac, his child was still hurt under his negligence. Isaac is always like this. He obviously doesn't want to laugh, but he always smiles. Even though he smiles, he feels as sad as crying. So, he hugged his child, who was obviously only eight years old. He should be at an age where he should be happy and go to school and play games without any worries, but he had experienced so many sad things. He said "I'm sorry", I'm sorry, I'm late, I'm sorry, I didn't protect you, I'm sorry, I'm not a good father. And Isaac, even though he always talks about destroying the world, has softened his heart. Jack, who always strictly controlled his sweets, Edward, who regarded him as his boss and would never betray him, Bruce, who deflected bullets for him, and the brothers who drank milk for his brother and glared at Batman, Dick, Jason, Tim, Damian... Each of them left a mark on the little cub's heart. As mentioned in the article, he is actually the easiest person to trust others. Therefore, facing Batman's hug, he must not be able to resist, especially under such conditions, such a warm hug. He may vent his emotions, cry silently, or just feel the hug quietly. However, this hug is crucial to make him stop thinking.

I'm still waiting to see Old Bat and J fight over Little A, and I also want to see BF's shock when he finds out that Little A is the boss. Damn it, it's over like this. I'm crying qwq

It's a pity that this book ended. It's hard for me to accept Isaac's outcome. In my opinion, the character creation of Isaac is great, and the writing in the early stage is also smooth and exciting. But later on, during the period before and after the break, I felt that the writing was a bit messy. Isaac's appearance became less and less, and the development of the story also confused me. But I want to see the ending that belongs to Isaac. Whether he fails or succeeds in destroying the world, I can accept it, even if he is inspired. , Give up destroying the world. In my thinking, if the world is not destroyed, then the death of Isaac's character after being redeemed is indeed the most appropriate ending, but I really can't let go of this ending. In this case, I will feel that everything Isaac has done to destroy the world, and those who follow him unswervingly, will become like a joke, and we who are waiting for you, the author, to continue writing will also become a joke. This section should have been the climax of the story, but it ended hastily here, which is such a pity. I really like this story, I really like Isaac, his handsomeness in saving Edward and working in Wayne's toy factory, his daily cunning and wit, and I feel sorry for his past. Isaac deserves a spectacular ending. This hero who once protected mankind should have ended in a better way. This is a game, and I prefer him to make a big fuss and live freely and freely. Even if he is shaken by the reality of the game, as a player, he can withdraw at will. From what I see now, for Isaac, there are only some people in the world who deserve his attention. No matter what ending he chooses in this game, it can be rationalized. The important thing is that the process of choosing and executing has been in place, but leaving such an ending is too ridiculous...

I declare that J in this article is the eternal God

Well, that's his great goal. He didn't take any action, and he was picked up by a little guy to do it. I feel like I just watched a joke. Thank you, you can disappear from my favorites.

In fact, the writing at the beginning is quite good, the clown part is really heartwarming, it almost filled the wounds I suffered from the Hell Next Door Joke, but it is indeed a bad article.

The clown in this article is unexpectedly heartwarming and a bit shocking, but it's also a good story.

The ending is a bit too rushed, there is obviously a lot more that could be written... Woo woo woo

I understand, the protagonist first made the mistake of not being the world and wanted to destroy the world, then contacted the vigilante and was influenced, then hesitated, then stabbed in the back to clear up the weak points, followed by a series of whitewashing operations, and finally had a happy reunion. I wanted to read a staunch anti-hero who would not regret even if he was defeated and stabbed in the back. At first, I thought that such a talented writer would sneak in. Why did he suddenly change his mind? It's so uncomfortable!

Do you have any recommendations for similar stories, such as family or love stories with clowns, where the protagonist accompanies the other person from Jack to the clown, and the protagonist is male?