[Superbat, No Fixed Roles] Coming Alive

I watched it a long time ago, so I'm going to add a review based on my impressions. . The third generation of Super Batman is so awesome. It is a touching article. The writing is beautiful and not OOC at all. It is simply a literary work. What I think is very good is the portrayal of Clark. He is like a frustrated foreign god who wants to integrate into the human world but can never get what he wants. He is confused and doubts whether he should exist, so after being injured, he will deny his "human" part and close his heart to ensure that he will not be hurt. But he can never give up being a human being. His experiences have shaped him. He is kind, but he will always get better. As Clark Kent, he will definitely come back from the dead. The Batman of bvs is different from other Batmans. He is almost a Batman who has lost his faith. He is middle-aged and fighting alone. But Gotham seems to be no different from what he was twenty years ago, and the world can no longer withstand the slightest threat. Anger had been blinding his eyes and occupying his heart before the battle. It was not until the so-called threat-Superman's death that he really opened his eyes to discover Clark Kent under the Kryptonian's body of steel. It was Clark who saved him, and it was Bruce who saved himself. He will feel guilty and reflect, but he will also come back from the dead to correct himself. Perhaps Superman's death allowed Clark to survive in his heart, which is what is called coming alive. I personally like the last sentence of the article very much. Clark finally chose to find himself and resurrected from the dead, and Bruce also completed himself. But in addition, Batman, your widowhood overflows the screen (no) Uh-huh, I like this widowhood of a dead husband. . . Great!

Watch it for the second time and start putting on filters: Bat (self-loathing attack to the point of losing control): Overwhelmed by guilt, he sprays venom in an attempt to provoke Chao to drive him away, and licks his lips viciously to poison himself to death; Chao (sincerely trying to explain every word and getting angry after being talked back to): What did Jiligulu say? He only said things he didn't like to hear. Stop talking (shut up in venting physics) and let me finish! Chao said that when he was still under Bat's care (?), He heard about Bat's efforts to do his best for him, his loved ones and even mankind. Chao was actually moved and shocked by Bat, right? It is the beginning of understanding and love (certainty)!

That's it, after thinking about it for a while, I feel like this question is a bit... Sacred? Like the love of gods, it leaves no traces with the light

"How do you help a person who thinks he doesn't need to be happy?" Seeing the exchange between Ah Bat and Ah Fu, I suddenly felt a pain in my heart. When Ah Fu chewed on this question, would he also want to tell his young master, the current master, how can I make you happy? How can I make you accept a happy life instead of insisting on living in the dark underground and being a hero with no end in sight?

Why! If it weren't for the last sentence, I would have been moved to tears by Superman's words hahahaha

Like it so much. Analytical observations and boiling frog actions from a blues perspective. Superman's "human sense" and Bruce's desire to bring Clark back bit by bit. Superman goes from avoiding escaping to pushing back

Love this chapter especially! 0% Batman and 100% Bruce. He complains in an ordinary way and defends his shortcomings conscientiously. After briefly stripping away his identity as a vigilante, Bwayne is just a doted son by his father. Ah Fu's translation of Bruce into English is really funny, with a lot of drama [Dog Head]

Very good and very bad Dachao, I have a heart attack.

His own "harshness" towards himself has brought down some people, but also made some people successful. Bruce is like this, Clark is like this too. Two similar but different heroes gave each other the greatest support...

Hahahahahahaha... Actually, I have a really good attitude (