[Western Crossover] On the Feasibility of the Injustice League

A masterpiece! ! ! ! Although in the middle and later stages of the story, I personally feel that it is the beginning of the story about the androids, and we can see the repetitiveness of the development of the novel. Each of the author's "levels" has classic science fiction themes, and there are many shadows of dystopian stories. Each hero has his own "utopia" Every level is repeated - but it also affirms the value of human emotions and desires over and over again. Although there are some repetitive experiences, the author writes it very well! In each topic, you can see the author's own thinking. Instead of just letting Abby be a great and upright character, you can see that the author has been looking for "balance". In every topic, you can see the author's deep thinking. The most commendable thing is that usually with this theme, the original characters will be written like original characters, but the author has really captured the essence of each character. They have their own moral flaws, their own scale of good and evil, their desires and personal feelings. But "the road to hell is often paved with good intentions," and this is the case for superheroes who go to extremes. And Abby is still a "group favorite" The "group pet" is really being played to death, but the author is able to grasp these proportions. This is the real "group pet" ——As a aside, can the author's wife write a side story about other people's reactions after Abby comes back? I really want to see it! Ahem, let's get back to the point. The author's wife retains the original flavor of the characters within her own story framework and structure, and also balances entertainment and depth. It's not too depressing, but also too cheerful to forget the complexity of the world itself. And after all, it's not about saving the world. The heroine has to seal off her love and love forever! Many fandoms have a very big framework (still OOC), and the heroines have a so-called "profound" and "sober" attitude towards the world itself that is "dismissive" and "separate from the world". And the superheroes are all very ambiguous with the heroine, and there is no cp, which really makes them feel at ease and independent. It's disgusting that I want to play ambiguously but also don't want to be responsible for being a so-called "sober heroine". Their goodwill is so suspended that many fan authors can only rely on "system tasks" to keep the heroines hanging, otherwise the story cannot unfold. There is no flash of humanity in their heroines, only utilitarianism. Abby is so pretty! There was something about her that seemed like an ideal human being, with all her faults and many virtues. She has also been fragile and given up, and she has also experienced failure and pain. She is not invincible, but Abby feels very solid. She is really a Qingliu beauty heroine in variety shows. At first glance, Abby's character is very simple, without the so-called "traffic explosion" setting and personality, but Abby is the kind of person that everyone can become. Just like what superhero stories have always conveyed, "anyone can be under the mask" - Abby is so wonderful! She is the beauty of the world! Always shine! This little description shows that this number of collections shouldn't be there! The minimum should be tens of thousands! Whether it's Injustice or White Can, these parallel world comic stories that are criticized by many people, the author has his own ideas, instead of directly expelling them as "heroes", evaluating them as OOC, and devaluing them as worthless like many authors and fangirls do. I really like this kind of dialectical view of the author of the story! The author's wife is really a fan author who can keep "looking for the advantages" instead of just rejecting something she doesn't like without thinking about it at all! Mrs. Author! You are my God! Abby! You are the cutest heroine! Regardless of the ability or happiness that Abby gained in the end, she deserves the best! Abby is worthy of anyone's love and has the ability to love anyone - this is the most beautiful quality! I love you, madam! ! [Come on] [Come on] [Come on]

In fact, when I think back on this article, what I like most is the line where the heroine is a police officer in Gotham, and she has a good rapport with Bruce. I really hope this story can be published as a standalone book. Everything is so vibrant and full of hope. Unfortunately, it becomes more and more heavy and unhappy later on.

It's so well written that I can't stop reading it. This is the first DC fanfic I've ever read. I'm obsessed with the first one. [Shy] [Shy] [Shy] Do you have any other good recommendations? [Let me be healthy] [Let me be healthy]

I really love this article. I usually prefer a single DC world view. However, although this article summarizes the British and American world views, it really feels just right, and the integration is not stiff and very smooth. I really love CP and Dachao's writing. Keep up the good work! !

Very heartwarming ending! Every time your heart beats, I feel like you are calling my name. T T The emotional line between Abby and Carl started very late, but there was foreshadowing early on, and the ending is quite touching. I look forward to the author's next story! !

After reading it, I happily entered the column. Damn it... Mrs. Author, will you still appear in your lifetime?

Perfect, a work of art. I was extremely happy while reading this article... The portrayal of the heroine He Chao is very profound and I really like it. I am very grateful to my wife for bringing this work to everyone. (I cried to death)

After reading it, this ending is really not easy and too bumpy. Before the destruction of Metropolis, they were so relaxed and happy. I really liked them at that time. It was so painful later. I am very grateful to the author for bringing us this story. What I like most is actually the handling of relationships between Abby and Bruce, Carl, and Tony. They are so natural and easy to relate to. Unfortunately, after the destruction of Metropolis, the whole plot is really incapable of falling in love, and human beings can't talk about love. It's so bad. The president who launches nuclear bombs, the criminals who provoke him everywhere, and the psychopath who misses the clown. I completely understand why Superman is so angry and crazy, so I can't stand the part about resisting Superman because I know he is wrong, but I understand, and I can't bear to see him continue to be wrong, and I can't bear to make him suffer, especially the heroine who went to change the criminal's injuries. I didn't understand it at first, but later I found out that it was the heroine who was sick.

When will the author's wife come back? I want to see the advance collection of the column [please]

I've finished reading it. It's a work that makes me feel empty after reading it (praise). I originally wanted to use fan fiction to replace the original work, but now I need to find some original works to replace the fan fiction... It's so good-looking. Is this the author's first time writing? It's so awesome (it's really awesome)