Heavy Reliance on Heroism [Comprehensive British and American]

You already have power, so why are you still hypocritically pretentious about the so-called "all beings are equal"? The article has been revised, a comprehensive overhaul is in progress, the dragon elements have been removed, please refer to the new pre-viewing reminder for details. In New Broad they say, "Here there is no blood or wine, here they are all the same." In New Browder, bloodwings remove stains and evils add up in equal measure, as usual. Jerusalem remembers its former glory in poverty and displacement. Today, the people are in the hands of the enemy, and no one comes to rescue them. When her enemies saw her, they laughed at her decline. Jerusalem's sins were so great that they were reduced to filth and despised. People who respected her before now despised her when they saw her naked; she herself could only sigh and turn away. She was morally corrupt and never cared about the consequences, resulting in a sudden loss of reputation, but no one sympathized with her. She had no choice but to cry out to the Lord: "Lord, the enemy is arrogant against me. Please look at my plight!" ——"Lamentations of Jeremiah"] Reminder before viewing: Mainly DC style of painting, atypical bat-cub literature (for the life of the protagonist, Batman is still witted, Bang Bang apologizes), there is a classic American comic for one night plot, the male protagonist is a male Durban negative model, there is no taboo between men and women, there is a no-kill principle, and the writing is poor. The protagonist has shortcomings and character flaws, and there will be plots of failure. It is not a group pet literature, there is no crematorium for chasing cubs, and no one except criminals can pity him. Because of the identity and character setting, there is an antagonistic plot (but not long) with a certain Robin. Batman and the protagonist's mother are not true love but they are also friends. They do not compare their combat prowess, they do not fight each other, they have psychological problems (nonsense), it is not an invincible story, the mother (the vigilante Red Dragon) dies at the beginning, and he becomes a city hero from the hero's assistant. If it feels like the characters overlap, it's not an illusion (because I'm a fan of Batman, so this article was originally written because I wanted to do some Batman fan fiction but was afraid of OOC.) For lightning protection that needs to identify attributes: I am a staunch Bruce Wayne fan and insist on the theory that Batman is a good father. I don't think anyone else is more qualified to speak out about saving Gotham than Batman. I seriously believe that Terry McGinnis is the orthodox successor to Batman. Except for Super Batman, he insists on Batman's status as a pure-blooded man and has no ill intentions towards any CP or any decent villain, including the Joker. Being intimidated by Red Hood fans, there's a good chance I won't write too much about Red Hood, that's all. Purpose: The pursuit of nobility is basic morality