[Dc]identity Crisis

How interesting! I think he may know their true identities, or he may not, but this does not affect the strange friendship between them. At first, the superhero may come to him to find an insurance endorsement for his identity, but after getting along, he will become friends with this strange person. After all, he is a funny, weird, and kind person.

Spoiler alert. Someone has said that there are two lives in a person's life, one is to live for others, and the other is to live for oneself. The dividing line is usually at the age of 40, and the life before that is a kind of research. The protagonist has been trying to live for himself, whether it was a reckless road attempt or an ordinary life later. He tried to take a completely different path from his father's generation, but finally chose to embrace an ordinary life. He may not be so successful, but he is not a failure. What he did was not perfect, and he had many regrets, such as his failure to dance the last dance with his wife and the lonely ticket that no one used. But no one can live life perfectly. If you don't get coerced, it will be a great experience if you try your best. His life has been idealistic, he has explored and tasted it, and perhaps he knows that he does not know the truth in the end, but is the truth so important? In an extraordinary world, accepting yourself to be an ordinary person and having a passion for the world is a kind of greatness in itself. Truth, justice and most importantly - for a better tomorrow.

Hhhhhhhhhh Why does he always put another layer on top just when he is about to lift up his vest? It's so funny.

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I c, write so awesome x

To be honest, it was so well written.

As he grows older, Stritch's suspicion of superheroes becomes more and more reasonable. He misses the time when he first thought that Superman couldn't afford a house and took the opportunity to criticize the US government, and thought Batman was the Joker? (Bushi)