I Know Too Much [Comprehensive British and American]

The review has been opened. Casio Cilla Angel, an ordinary primary school student, racked his brains for studying every day. When he finally graduated, he was horrified to find that there was physics, chemistry, and biology in middle school... The child lay down peacefully: Maybe only God can save me at this time He prayed devoutly, hoping that the Lord would give him a golden finger. The Heavenly Father heard his prayer. When Cassio woke up the next day, he saw his Samoyed acting coquettishly at him: "This lazy guy hasn't gotten up yet. Does he want to starve my lovely Yeye to death and pick up another cat?" Casio: =O= After that, Casio's world changed Casio met a tree on the road: Yesterday Robin came to sit on me again. Although the bird is very cute, the bat is more fragrant. A cat: I'm going to Metropolis to post stickers with Superman Even the street lights on the street: Batman, don't be a human being and hit me with your car. Hit me more often. Casio: How exactly will this help me with my exams? I only saw a bunch of vipers Not only that, Casio also knows a lot of information that he shouldn't know. Stray Cat: Stupid humans, Scarecrow is conducting experiments in the basement of No. 73 Rowan Street again. I wait for you to die—— Cactus: There is a wanted criminal living here, and there are no bats to take care of it. Dilapidated building: Black Mask placed munitions on the first floor here and didn't even know how to change the door for me. How stingy. The boy who was already learning to lose his hair hit the wall every day because he knew too much and couldn't sleep. The world was too malicious to him. Casio couldn't hold it back for several days. He practiced writing anonymous letters with his left hand and disguised himself as a boy with an afro to deliver letters in the middle of the night. Unexpectedly, he met the new red Robin, and the long stick in his hand was Baba: Baby Tim, the prisoner is running away, follow my footsteps. Casio fell down in fright, I know too much Concept: There is always hope in Pandora's box