A Comprehensive List of British and American Books That You Would Like to Read Again
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Those who don't like second-level players are willing to read a comprehensive British and American book list. The book list has a super-Bat concentration and dislikes the stereotype of Batman. It is mainly non-CP and relaxed.
It's rare that a Supergirl novel is not OOC. It sets up Supergirl's character and foreshadows it very well. Moreover, no cp means no cp. There is no such thing as using no cp to write a plot where all the members have an ambiguous Shura field (touching). The feeling after following it all the way is that Superman is indeed a super cute and sunny healing dog regardless of whether he is a boy or a girl.
It is a light-hearted daily novel that is very funny until the last chapter. The main character is a super-bat girl, the CP is Jason, a canine type funny girl, which makes people feel that she has no moral integrity but is very sincere towards her family and friends. Although the be ending is only revealed in the last chapter, there are a lot of knives in the early words and the writing style is nothing to say, but because the ending is not good, it makes me full of heart every time I look back. I can only say that the contrast between the previous and previous plots is so great that it is difficult to let go.
The system doesn't allow for five stars, but it totally deserves one. Batman Center, Batman All Batman Paradise, portrays the Bruce charm of Batman very well, and you can feel his gradual reconciliation with his Bruce side. The writing is absolutely impeccable, and the author's comic reserve is also very sufficient. If I remember correctly, each chapter will be attached with the content. The corresponding comic chapter, each seemingly abstract and strange setting will be explained later (the difference between parallel worlds, happy). Of course, from the title of the novel, it can be seen that the content of Narcissus is quite high. Although the CP of Narcissus does not poke me, who can not say that our Gotham American Emperor's Batman is real?
Because I didn't click on the title many times to read it, I originally thought it was a combination of nondescript comics and British and American comics. However, the title of Wanshiwu is more like an interpretation of the core of three teenagers. It does not involve any Japanese comic IP except for extra jokes. Some of the ideas and characters are explained very deeply and richly.
This book is suitable for reading in one sitting after it is finished, because there are a lot of foreshadowings before and after, and there are more than one perspective on one thing or a time period at the same time. It is very likely that characters who have no relationship in different perspectives will eventually come together to become the truth of the event. If this cannot be explained in time or the clues are recovered, it is easy to lose interest because of the fog, but if you can read it all in one sitting, then I can only say that it is really exciting! The author's works are definitely of a gradually getting better type. The plot before Alai's death is more of a screening for readers. I can only say that if you can accept the rhythm and style at that time, then you will never be disappointed in the subsequent plot, because at that time, the emotional relationship between the characters has just begun, and the stories and secrets of the three protagonists have just been revealed. Perhaps because of the narrative of the group portraits, I can feel that almost every character in this book has a fuller personality, and everyone's choices have their own story experience instead of allowing readers to simply recognize and experience the plot.
There are three plots that I like the most: SWB in the Northeast, Xiaokui's past, and Alai's past in Italy. To exaggerate, this book is the only DC book that I can accept that contains more domestic plots. Maybe it is because I feel that the author did not add a lot of his own subjective emotions. The three Zhenglian people on the land of the other hemisphere covered by ice and snow are more of a feeling experience rather than a comparison. They enjoy a moment of tranquility in another customs and customs, including the narrative description of Italy. I think this is the author's love for nature and love of life, which can infect readers with this emotion. Xiaokui's past made me really feel the vitality of this character. I always thought it had the same configuration as Superman, but after watching it, I discovered that Xiaokui is Xiaokui. She has her own path and knowledge, and she does not need to copy anyone else's lifestyle. And the relationship between her and Alai is so cute. I couldn't help but laugh when I saw them getting along. It was like two plush animals rolling together. For a moment, I even felt like they were bumping into each other. But after thinking about it, I still feel that this crystal clear relationship does not need to be summarized in a narrow way. They have long been inseparable companions in life.
Of course, there are some points of dissuasion. The author is very clear about the demining of the copywriting, but also wants to say that it may be more troublesome to read if you are not sensitive to Western names; I personally think that the author's focus is on the protagonist group than the DC characters, but the DC characters are all very good; the protagonist's face is exactly the same as Bruce, but the difference between the two characters becomes more and more obvious as you go later; and the author's writing needs to be in line with the brain waves and has a lot of information. In the second half, I felt more about the words than I understood them. Overall, I like this book very much and recommend it!
The system doesn't allow five stars, but it totally deserves five stars. I haven't read Cardcaptor Martin, but this story is very interesting. The protagonist is not only a responsible and naughty eldest sister, but also single-handedly knocked out several members of the Bat family. The family relationship with the Bat family is particularly well described. It is a daily and relaxed article. I always feel that Bruce in this article is a very cute father. Each day's transformation can be regarded as a short story, so if you have nothing to do, you can be happy for five minutes and have a whole day. Highly recommended.
A very surprising article. At first, I was persuaded to quit because of the copywriting many times. I thought it was another OC article with the skin of the original work, but I didn't expect it to be out of control as soon as I read it. The author is really clever. Almost every plot line made me laugh out loud. What's more valuable is that there is no pair of super bat CPs in this article to have a be ending. , When Baiyi Baihui says to revitalize, who can not call it a great one? If you want to read a light-hearted cookie article, you must not miss this article. As for the Marvel elements, the main text touches very little. Only the director is focused on drawing on Marvel's development and DC's plot. Overall, he still focuses on DC's own, and I am quite happy to read it!
The system won't allow five stars. Gray bats smell good. Batmans in all parallel worlds smell good. Although the author used a lot of animal sculptures to avoid lightning, but this one is like a dog sculpture. Especially in a plot where three Batmans transformed into cats, it made me tremble. In one article of the author, there are three pairs of super bats with love lines (including the pair of unjust bats in the extra story, there are four pairs in total), and three pairs are described by CP. Each has its own flavor, whether you like the hurt/comfort style, or you hate sea love or old married couples, you can find it all here. Of course, the pairs of super bats without emotional lines are also well portrayed. The one that impressed me the most is the Batman who doesn't laugh. Although the Batman in this world has lost his smile, the world has since lost its laughter. Who can say that it's not good.
It's a good read. To be honest, I just watched it to kill time before Chapter 80. I felt intermittent and confused, and I felt that Asa and the characters in those worlds had no emotional bond and it was completely passable. But after Chapter 80, the flow of the plot and the emotional shaping suddenly seemed to be on the next level. I was immersed in the storyline and couldn't help myself. I feel that Asa is gradually taking root in this universe, and Asa's character is quite wild and unique, which is a very pure Bat family flavor. The compatibility between the rival siblings with Damian is also a bit too good. I can read 100 chapters of the two of them cheating on each other. In fact, Asa is only a child in the end, so I don't understand her inability or recklessness in some plots. It's acceptable personally, and I can really see her growth later on (although it's a bit too late). The most important thing is that I really like that she finally achieved emotional self-consistency and liberation. She untied the emotional shackles Thomas imposed on herself and learned to live for herself. Although this will be a very long process, I can because of this plot point. I can accept that Asa will still travel through time and space (if the plot is understood correctly), because Asa already has her own subjectivity, and she has an anchor that comes from her heart, so she will not feel hopeless when encountering strange family members in a chaotic timeline. I think Asa still has a strong heart and has become a real hero. (Actually, Asa's experience was quite cruel, but looking at the bat family, it seems that there is no one who is not beautiful, strong and miserable, so he is not an orthodox bat cub.)
The system won't allow five stars. A light-hearted cookie, the protagonist is really an ordinary female college student who loves to chat with CPs and buy corn. The only unusual thing in my impression is that she has an extremely strong family and friends group. Although this is incompatible with the overall style of Gotham, I was embarrassed by the fusion of these two completely different styles at first. But after persisting for the first twenty chapters, I have an unstoppable addiction. And who said that dogs are not good for sunny and cheerful bat cubs? That's great. You have to say your love for your family loudly (no). Of course, readers who don't accept that the female element of the novel is too high should still be cautious. Although the author's writing is very smooth and interesting, the protagonist has a very good personality and loves Batman, and there are elements of anti-Bat Cub routines, but I still vaguely remember that the Bat family was a little embarrassed when he mistook the entrusted teacher for the protagonist's boyfriend. (The author's writing style is also very wonderful. Sometimes I feel that the original character creation is a bit naive, but sometimes I feel that the writing style is very vivid and can arouse emotions. The scene of social death can really make me want to escape from the earth.)
The system won't allow five stars. It's so cute, so cute. My only thought after reading this is that I want to have a daughter like April. It's considered a bat-sun literature. Dick in the novel has finally grown into a mature and friendly father. After reading so many fanfics, I always feel that Dick is the character with the richest life stages (bushi); I don't think much of it. After watching the last episode, I mainly haven't accepted the fact that my daughter has grown up and fallen in love, but it's okay to watch it as a CB before the episode. From the beginning, Xiao Siyue was so sensible that it made people feel distressed, and then she finally liberated her nature and had a family that she could love with confidence. The interaction between the few cubs was very cute, and it was great to explore and take risks together!
Although this book is very controversial, I really like it, mainly because the author is so good at writing. I think the author is really good at writing bloody plots, and it is especially easy to write emotions, thus affecting readers outside the book. After reading this book, I read the previous books and found that the writing has improved rapidly. At least in this one, I can feel the complexity and three-dimensionality of the characters (except for the heroine in the early stage, which always feels a little weak, Bai Meili is 100% divine) I'm not talking nonsense, but to be honest, the overall plot in the early stage is very average), I really like the ending of injustice in the end, which is similar to Kingdom Come. This is already the best choice; of course, the best thing to knock is not the main CP but our fake Gray White. Although Gray Bat is a bit of a love brain attack overall, but thinking about Gray Grandpa, it is soft, so it is not OOC if it is smooth, and even Bai Meili, a cold and ruthless bad woman, is exceptionally easy to knock. Therefore, although there are some weird points, there are also too many exciting points that suit my taste, so I still quite like this book.
The system won't allow five stars. It's an old collection of English and American novels. I can still laugh at half the book when I review it every few years. The author is too imaginative and good at writing. Anyway, the person being persecuted is a super-reverse, so even Raven accepted it happily. Although the emotional line with Connor and the ending are a bit too fast and abrupt, I am still willing to give it five stars because it is so relaxed and enjoyable. I just laughed and laughed without thinking!
It's a classic development literature for the old and young Batman. Everyone who has read it said it is good. The plot should not have too many ups and downs, because the impression is not deep, but I still remember the warm feeling after reading it, so it is a solid cookie literature. Of course, Batman must be a bit OOC (but there are so many versions of Batman in DC, I can only say to choose the one you like), but because of the experience of plot design, I can totally accept it. As long as Bruce is happy, the author's other book Robin Bird's Sugar Daddy is also very interesting, and the identity plot is particularly fun. I recommend it.
Healthy relationships are fun, but deformed love is particularly exciting. I liked the ravaging of Super Bats so much that I read this book. You need to buy a monthly card to read it, but I can accept it, because the content of the monthly card is very inhuman and ravaging. The love relationship between the super and the ravaging bat who tame each other is also intriguing. Although the story is short, it is reminiscent of the little prince and the fox. Because the two of them met and fell in love, they had a special meaning that belonged to each other in thousands of parallel universes.