This is a magical west coast city.
Here you can see the indifferent mayor and elderly criminals.
It is hard to imagine that as criminal empires, Gotham and New York would actually be defeated by the crime rate of elderly criminals.
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Witnessing his property being devoured by flames, the protagonist, whose identity card says he is a convenience store manager but actually has too many identities to live in, wears sunglasses indifferently and is unwilling to even say oh.
Laughing to death, how many buildings in Cricket are worthy of my excitement?
The store manager refused to take off his sunglasses.
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The store manager always thought that his city was quite normal, although the mayor often built some meaningless, complicated and ugly roads and created some man-made floods to flood the city, and the citizens would mindlessly block the left or right turns.
But the store manager still feels that his city is quite normal. At least this city has never encountered any alien invasion or super villain declaration.
Alas, the store manager didn't point to anyone or the city.
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Until the store manager and Superman watched with their own eyes a burning building slowly and steadily moved towards the seawater and submerged the fire on itself.
Until Batman's grapple gun got stuck on the rooftop of the police station.
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Only then did the store manager admit that his city was not much better.
Intention: Dare to fight