[Western Crossover] The Joker Raises a Kid, It’s Fine, Actually

How should I put it? I feel a little bit different now. It's just based on my feelings. One of them doesn't have a lot of patience, has a short temper, doesn't like taking care of children, and loves to make trouble. There is one who likes to tease our little bear very much. He will try to coax the little bear when it is angry. One of them is very arrogant (?) And likes to stick to the bear (just kiss the forehead part) The little rat and the little puppet that are a bit shabby should be made by two people (the above is purely my personal understanding)

It was so sudden, I didn't realize it at all. What I saw a few days ago was the final chapter. I refreshed today and saw that the author had marked the chapter as completed [crying] [crying] [crying] I have been following this book for two years since my third year in high school. When I found out that it was finished, I was completely shocked and a little excited, so I wanted to post something. Let me avoid lightning here: there may be a lot of stereotypes about the characters in the original work. If you don't want to read it, don't read it. [Fireworks][Fireworks][Fireworks] About Xiaomei: I remember that there is a very romantic nickname for children with autism. They are children from the stars, and Xiaomei is undoubtedly such a child. When she was still sick, Xiaomei closed herself off and regarded death as a way to happiness and avoid pain. At this time, she was brave but timid, and she was the king of her own little planet. Since she began to get better, she began to seek love from others, and gradually became the star of Arkham and the new star of Gotham. At this time, she was determined and courageous, and she was undoubtedly a truly shining star. Xiaomei's ability to grow into what she is now is undoubtedly inseparable from love. But rather than the clown's love that runs throughout the text, what I want to talk about more is mother's love. To be honest, I can't remember this mother's name (shame jpg.), But she is undoubtedly a great mother. If Xiaomei was picked up by the clown, she was a piece of white paper that could be sketched and painted at will. That mother's love is the fiber in the white paper, which makes the paper of life difficult to collapse, and is also the cornerstone of Xiaomei's humanity. It is this love from her mother that allows Xiaomei to grow into a universally good person in a place like Arkham where many gods and men come from. In the book, I witnessed Xiaomei's transformation from an ignorant child to the powerful person she is today. Xiaomei's core is so firm and rich that when it is shown to others, it has a powerful appeal, so the madmen in Arkham can find peace from her. Xiaomei is a willful, domineering and stingy bear king, but she is also a laurel star who is favored, loved and supported. [Fireworks][Fireworks][Fireworks] About the Joker: After reading the author's novels, I can no longer look directly at the clowns in other works. In many fan works, the Joker is always written as a real joker, always playing two-choose-one games with Batman, and seems to have no IQ. But we must know that the Joker is the biggest boss in the Batman series. As a hero who is famous for his wisdom (and money, he knows everything), how can the Joker be a fool? If you want to fight Batman resoundingly, the villain has to go to Gotham University for two days before debuting in Gotham (Gotham University is rich in super villains and superheroes), so it seems that Arkham is somewhat discriminatory by academic qualifications, hahaha. Let's get back to the point, let's talk about my understanding of clowns. I think the Joker represents the chaos and disorder of Gotham. Together with Batman, he symbolizes the extremes of Gotham's two sides. The Joker is more of a symbol of Gotham. It wasn't until he met Xiaomei that I witnessed his humanity, and thus Arthur was born. For the role of Arthur, his father's identity plays a large role. He may still have the paranoia of a clown, but it is undeniable that he exists for Xiaomei, for Xiaomei's life, and for Xiaomei's ideal. The clown is his skeleton. Xiaomei's love for the clown and the clown's love for Xiaomei make this skeleton grow flesh and blood crazily. This is also what shocked me the most about this novel. From then on, everything the clown does and thinks will be restricted by Arthur's identity, and will give way to Xiaomei's ideals. Can a sane madman be influenced by love? I don't know. But when a crazy criminal is bound by emotion, his actions have limits. [Fireworks][Fireworks][Fireworks] About Jason: To be honest, I have a lot of stereotypes about many DC characters. But for a cloud reader, this is unavoidable. So I'll just say a few words about Jason. In the stereotype, Jason is simply a representative figure of beauty, strength, darkness and cruelty. But in this novel, what I see more is a child's tenacity and persistence, whether it is strength or feelings. I only hope that the young man will always be high-spirited, I only hope that he will always be young. PS. I only had a general understanding of DC and had only watched a few movies. The author's novel rekindled my enthusiasm for DC, but the comic contains a lot of content, and the plot lines are not only rich but also messy, and I don't know where to start. Who can understand? I have even heard of the red-haired version of Jason, the priest version of Jason, the laughing version of Jason... The parallel world has also been figured out by the DC editorial department. Can anyone give me a recommendation? Where on earth do I start looking at this? [Please][Please][Please] PPS. Please ignore any typos. Once the content is sent, it cannot be changed.

I haven't clicked into Jinjiang for a long time. I clicked in a few days ago to take a look. I didn't notice that it was finished because I had a subscription. I only noticed that it was updated. This time I clicked in to read it in detail, and found that it was finished. I was very emotional. On the one hand, I felt that it was a pity that this article that I loved so much had come to an end. On the other hand, I felt that it was a good choice to end it here. Looking forward to the remaining extra chapters [crying loudly] [crying loudly] [crying loudly] and the new article of the boss, invincible and invincible [laughing loudly] [laughing loudly] [laughing loudly] [laughing loudly]

Regardless of the good guys or bad guys, let's come to Little Bear's house for a meal first [dog head]

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Jason: Showing off like crazy. Jpg

Congratulations on the completion of the text! ! ! Throw flowers! ! Throw flowers! ! [Hahahahaha] It can be said that I watched the little bear grow up (bushi). I really like the little bear period, especially when Killer Croc takes care of the children. Hahahaha. I really like to watch the transformation process of the ugly father from the cost of silence to "yes, I just love this child" [glasses]. My wife reprinted it many times when she was editing the article. It is really warm [please]

If he wasn't independent in the beginning, could it be that the boss is Phoenix Chou? [Dog head holding rose in mouth]

I'm really looking forward to the bonus extra [Come on] It looks very fragrant and delicious [Fanfan] I'm also looking forward to the little bear peripherals. Where will the lottery be after the boss [Cat Head]

So happy, super long after-sales service, plump extra [ok] [kiss] [kiss] This ending is so beautiful, so refreshing [biting handkerchief] [spreading flowers] [spreading flowers]