*This is a sequel. It starts slowly. If the early chapters feel slow or you haven't read the first story, you can start at Chapter 17.
After transmigrating to Gotham at the age of twelve, Jorolin met the Batfamily and came to know them well.
After going through a series of events as an ordinary person with no superpowers, no magic, and no ability to talk to fish, sixteen-year-old Jorolin finally reached a happy ending and went to Central City for high school.
Then the Flashpoint reboot happened during a train ride, and everyone forgot her.
Wait, isn't the amnesia trope way too old-fashioned?!
Jorolin decided to let go of the past, embrace the carefree Central City life where villains only robbed banks, say goodbye to gloomy Gotham and the extraordinary, and start living an ordinary, peaceful life.
But who was this new vigilante who had suddenly appeared in Gotham?
"She's Gotham's star, shining bright and incomparable.
Oh, star, please guide us on our way!"
Looking at the countless online tributes to the new vigilante who went out with the Batfamily, wore a magical-girl uniform, and went by Starling, Jorolin was terribly curious.
Fine, she'd go back to Gotham for a quick look. Just one look!
But she ran into a robbery as soon as she got back. That's Gotham for you!
After Duke and Damian rescued her, she thought she'd never have anything to do with Wayne Manor again. Then Dick invited her over as a guest? Wait, was that for real?
Hold on, Tim added her as a friend?!
Someone in her school club was a metahuman?!
Wasn't there a little too much happening this semester?!
She'd already prepared to live her ordinary, respectable life! This was all way too extraordinary!
(I'm trying to come up with a more interesting blurb before the story ends.)
Original title: It's Always a Good Time (The symbols caused display problems, so I changed it.)
Also known as: Good Times Seaweed
*This is a sequel. Since it picks up from the ending of the first story, the early chapters are relatively slow.
If the beginning feels slow or you haven't read the first story, you can start at Chapter 14 or 17.
*I recommend reading the first story (though you don't have to? There's a summary in the author's note after Chapter 1).
*Jorolin is an ordinary person, with no magic, superpowers, or any other supernatural abilities.
*Before transmigrating, Jorolin had only watched a few superhero movies.
*There are two transmigrators in this story: Jorolin and Starling.
*Western Crossover, but mainly DC.
Theme: You don't have to chase after it. Just enjoy the good times.
Yiyi is such a good boy (touch his head, touch his head) and has always followed his beliefs firmly.
Internet addicts are furious (hammer table
🙏, can you come back and see if the baby is six months old? They haven't recovered their memories yet. Xiaoti confessed not long ago. Mr. Butler can't live without his assistant. 🤗 Come back, come back.
Something's wrong, there's no little toy monitoring and broadcasting the famous scene?
I feel bad for Qiao Luolin... The same body has been using "I" to describe herself, and has been stripping and explaining herself, which makes it even more uncomfortable 😭 Will Tim really let go as she wants? Obviously he has not expressed his opinion at all in this self-report.
Teacher, I feel a little bit dead. Is my sister avoiding Tim's feelings? She is actually hurt by everyone forgetting about her. Damn it, I still can't let go. The first season was so warm, but everyone was so cold in the second season. Only Sister Bao remembers so many memories. How lonely she is. 🤗 🤗 (a pinch, not a hug)
Good assists and good points!! It feels like Tim still has something to explore. It's like a mystery to him. Without knowing about her time travel, he may continue to be curious. Qiao Lorraine's reaction was more like a temporary escape or something. I feel so uneasy when talking about death and resurrection [bursts into tears] I feel like I'm hiding a knife.
Oh no Dick has turned into a little owl (sad
Oh ~ lovely Qiao Luolin ~ [][]((つ≧▽≦)つ
Ah, I understand why it looks so awkward. Because this article is more like a narrative perspective of the protagonist than a fanfic, so time, emotion, and "plot" all jump. It's easy to feel confused.