——After Vanessa died, Edward voluntarily trapped himself in the cage of the past.
So as a daughter, she decided to inherit her mother's name, and then replace her mother to love her father and brother, just to save her mean and vicissitudes of life at ten years old.
But just a matter of time, my brother disappeared.
That person escaped from this broken, collapsed harbor.
…
Edward left "Vanessa" at Bruce's house and did not see his daughter for ten years.
It was as if the minced flesh, blood, bullets and explosives were all part of the dream.
"Winnessa" often looks out at the fog and grass outside, trying to analyze her life, starting from when she gave up her name and became "Winnessa", and ended with her exhausted sanity.
Bruce once asked her,
"Winnie, what are you looking at?"
She told the man who was like a father to her with a wink.
"Nothing, Bruce."
——She just wanted to see when her father would get up and take her home.
…
The anger caused by lies became a breeding ground for sin, but she never wanted to take the lives of others to fill her own emptiness.
She couldn't help but burn her disgust and past with violence.
Until her mother crawled out of hell and hugged her with blood stains, and behind her were her father and brother who had been looking for her for two years.
The handle of the knife fell off in her hand, and she gradually raised her hands above her head and said to her uncle who had taken care of her for ten years,
——"I plead guilty."
She is willing to spend the rest of her life to atone for her sins.
Demining:
1. The main perspective is "Winnessa", the first-person and third-person perspectives are randomly dropped, and the plot rhythm is relatively slow. The author is a high school student and is updated every month.
2. The heroine will first be a greenhouse daisy, and then she will turn into a piranha (not eating people), and will only kill jokers if she kills people. (There is a reason, and the body will be whipped repeatedly)
3. The family setting is very chaotic, but the rest of the family does not play a prominent role in the early stage and can be viewed as atypical bat cubs. (It's not a real bat cub, it's a bat niece.) Please keep it private for now if it doesn't make sense, and I'll fix it.
4. Batman from the perspective of the protagonist is a gentle and mature man, so it is not a comprehensive description. Sometimes the OOC is very serious (I haven't watched a superhero in a long time, so I'm making up for it). However, the author is not sure about the age and time setting. If there are any inconsistencies, it will be treated as a private design (orz). The cp is undecided. Anyway, take it step by step.
5. The protagonist is not Mary Sue. The biggest advantage is her family and her perseverance, which is neither humble nor arrogant. She has no special abilities and is just an ordinary person whose five senses are stronger than ordinary people due to tight nerves. She is a growth-oriented heroine. She is pitiful in the early stage and will be fine after she reunites.
Intention: Let family love be painless and storm-free, and become the only huge harbor in life.