Gotham is a rotten city. Brian hates it but is rooted in it and loves it. Of course, he is talking about the city, not some stinking mud.
In the face of every brave man who wants to bring Gotham ashore, Grant is passive. When mistakes are existence itself, is there any point in correcting mistakes?
Popular version:
The story of a copy of the main universe in a non-main universe. Due to the intervention of some beings who cannot see directly, consciousness was born in Gotham. He wanted to disrupt the timeline by replacing Bruce as Batman, causing the copy universe to gradually collapse and end the meaningless world, but "someone" stopped him.
Warning: 1. The Cthulhu element is strong and the world line is very different. Please separate it from the original work.
2. Bruce's parents are not dead.
3. If the city image is fabricated, please distinguish it from the official one, because the difference is really huge.
4. There are definitely differences from the characters in the original work, because their life experiences are all different. I try not to be OOC, but there may be some force majeure that may lead to necessities.
Definite difference.
5. There will be two Batmans in Gotham, one is Grant, who walks on the dark side, and the other is Bruce, who walks on the human world.
6. There is tampering with the villain's ending, and quick separation is not accepted.
7. A large number of original characters appear, and a large number of plots and stories are rewritten.
8. The protagonist is mentally abnormal, and the protagonist's friends are also mentally unstable.
9. The protagonist's three views are not the author's three views.
10. This article has two male protagonists and two CPs, which can be discussed lightly. Don't force pairings, don't try to teach authors how to write, and don't deny the pure friendship between men.
Intention: To strive for self-improvement, my destiny is up to me and not to God