Among the many bat cubs in Jinjiang, this is the only one that I feel I have adapted well to, and it can seamlessly connect with the setting of the swordsman of the flower family. Because it is a happy-oriented book, even Gotham seems very sunny, with a more everyday style, and there is no particularly obvious main line. However, the dark line can be understood as the protagonist and the bat family. The process of slowly coming into contact and then becoming intimate. Xiao Li (our protagonist) really naturally blends into the local style of Gotham (happy-oriented). Hey, I really like Xiao Li (Xiao Li in a parallel world). If Richard is a special attack of the opposite sex, Xiao Li is a special attack of the same sex. It's a pity that Xiao Li in this world is already a socially introverted (really) adult.
In fact, I was quite emotional when I saw the Bat Cub. As the analysis I have read before said, if the child of the Bat family is just an ordinary person, although he will still be loved by his family, a part of the family, even a very core part, will never be open to him, even though there is a lot of blood and pain in these parts. It was never Batman who took the initiative to ask these children to come to this quagmire to take on these responsibilities. It was the children who took the initiative to find him and were willing to sacrifice for their city and become Sisyphus in the quagmire.
This is why I like this novel so much. Xiao Li is also a member who upholds justice, and is willing to join the cruel part of the Bat family (of course, it is mainly about joy, and there are very few descriptions of this part. Overall, it is still more daily life, plus dimensionality reduction to fight crime). It does not mean that they can become family members by having blood ties, but they eventually become family members and accept each other.
Xiao Li joined the Bat Family as a mature "hero", and the process of her interaction with the members of the Bat Family is more like the process of Batman and the Justice League running into each other. Therefore, the focus of Xiao Li's story is on the process of connecting people, rather than the traditional story of a young superhero finding a balance between life and night career, so the cruel undertone of heroic stories is weakened to a certain extent. Then leave the rest to time, let those difficulties become a thing of the past, enjoy the present, start to run into each other from the daily details between people, become an indispensable part of each other's lives, and share each other's suffering and happiness equally.
Lucille very well makes up for the lack of a mother role in the huge orphanage of the Bat family, and Lucille has her own career and has a strong subjective initiative. It's rare to see Bruce actually getting married to a woman, which I find very interesting. In terms of love, whether it's Catwoman or Talia, (I feel) he himself is quite easily attracted to dangerous women who have stories. However, it is precisely such people who have their own ideals and pursuits and refuse to be a supporting role in other people's stories. They will not choose him for various reasons and considerations. Choosing a bat requires sacrifice, more or less giving up some part of yourself. Talia's ideas are at odds with his, and Catwoman is used to freedom (personal thoughts, I'd love to see more perspectives)
He does not actively pursue his own happiness, but hopes that his children, his friends, and the people he loves can be happy. He didn't want to bring his children or friends into this quagmire. That's why he was always the one chosen or left behind, and he didn't seem to be very proactive. In order to be "just", one must become fearful, and to desire light must sink into deep darkness. This is what I understand him to be. May DC editors be kind to bats (crossed. Jpt)
A very tense collision. Jack (the main character) is the Joker's lover and the embodiment of some of the chaos that follows the death of a Joker, "There has to be a Joker." ……To be continued
It has a strong grammatical element. Although the protagonist himself is very mysterious, he is very good at discovering the secrets of others. The reasoning and psychological testing of the protagonist are amazing. Play with Lawyer Ma. I really like the unique atmosphere in the story, which combines the unique gloominess of Gotham City with grammatical elements to bring mystery, but the logical investigation and reasoning are cleverly integrated into the plot. When reading this novel, I have a feeling that it can be written like this. One of my favorite episodes is when Vika and her scribes take over a bar to bring the idea of scythes and hoes to Gotham.