The first three chapters are the best, but that breaks down once the protagonist comes to Gotham. In order to prevent the protagonist from being misunderstood and being vigilant and disgusted by Bat, Tim Bruce and others were forcibly intellectualized. In order to cheat the protagonist, a very abrupt dungeon upgrade setting was inserted in the dream. Using a DC's skin, he wrote a Chinese-style routine about a wealthy young man who was attacked from both sides and became an immortal. There is also a complaint that the protagonist is a demon and has learned nb's spells in his dream, but he cannot handle a chip, forcing the protagonist to be held by his adoptive father to protect the misunderstood little pitiful setting [Cracked]
The friendship between the magical boys is so delicious, and it's also ben10. This is the first time I've seen it in JJ! The protagonist team is the original male protagonist + Ben + Jason, who are also very friendly to other original characters. Here, because Jason was successfully resurrected without taking a dip in the pool, his mentality is relatively healthier. He is just a rebellious kid who ran away from home [dog head]
I abandoned it after reading more than 20 chapters. Overall, it was just boring. The setting is good, but the writing style always made me feel like I was reading some kind of official document, and the plot was a bit off-topic, and the love at first sight for Superman was too stiff.
In this short story, the protagonist travels back in time to become Harley, saves Jason, and finally kills the Joker. His mental state can be said to be very beautiful.
This book is so good. It's rare these days to have a dull protagonist like the priest. The cute priest is tricked by Batman every day without knowing it, but when faced with the villain, he is always easy to fool and funny. The three-person cross talk team of Father Knight and Two-Face can go straight to the talk show. The plot line is generally very full. The only flaw is that the emotional line is a bit far-fetched. The knight and the priest are more like friendship, but they suddenly fall in love. The two-faced man really looks like a resentful old father.
The full text is free, and the combination of FGO and British and American settings is surprisingly good. Cp is a reverse order rice - I have to say that the Zhoumu is so delicious, I love the reverse order bat home! But after the end of the first game, my ex-husband was offline for a long time. Of course, the wait was worth it. After many weeks, people from various parallel worlds appeared together, causing the devil cub, barrel, master, and little red bird to be super doubled. It was really fun.
I'm not a big fan of cosplay, but the combination of this book is very smooth, and I make full use of cosplay to create a movie-viewing mode. There are all kinds of hell jokes and personality analysis of the original characters. The veterans of this universe have also gained a lot from being destroyed and various crises. I like this kind of group drama!
Extras account for almost half, but they are more interesting than the main text. The settings of various parallel universes satisfy all kinds of preferences. My favorite ones are the worlds where wolf cubs mix into bat cubs.
The first few chapters were so hellish that they sent me flying. This book is actually more like the character center of the original work. To be honest, the pile of vests made by the male protagonist don't have the feeling of vests at all. It's more like the male protagonist himself has mitosis...
The writing is good, and the interaction is perfect, but the story about Bruce and Batman's schizophrenia still needs to match the brainwaves. Moreover, the batfam in the article is a bit OOC. The protagonist, a dark god who has no sense of right and wrong and plays with life and death, is easily accepted by the birds and Fu because he has cured some people. I can understand it, but the Yin-Yang Batman is always on the side of the protagonist to help him speak. The Yin-Yang Batman should not be so wary of the protagonist. Considering the various actions of the protagonist, it is a bit speechless.
I haven't finished reading it yet. The writing is a bit confusing/incoherent and there are some bugs in the character's behavior that make it a bit difficult to read. But the setting is quite interesting, and the restoration of the original characters is also a plus.
It can be rated as six stars in childhood. The male protagonist is Bruce's younger brother (not Night Owl), and the interaction with Thomas and Martha Bruce is so warm that it almost melts. But the situation took a turn for the worse. Later, Chinese elements were suddenly mixed in to transform Bruce into a Taoist Batman, which was very strange. The fusion of Chinese and Western elements is very far-fetched, as if the author suddenly wanted to add some Chinese elements in the middle of writing, so he suddenly thought of it.
I picked it up again and read it a second time, and finally stopped reading. After reading a bunch of other esoteric fanfics, I understand this one better. Overall, it's a good watch. I like some of the adventures of the male protagonist and the barrel. Also, here, Rice did not directly find Bruce but was taken back to Gotham by Jason to play with the little penguins and summoned objects in the Iceberg Restaurant. It was very cute!
In the end, it is a good thing that I did not recycle the foreshadowing and continue writing about the conspiracy of the Wandering Traveler, because for people who have never played the Secret Cult (such as me), some settings are really difficult to understand. If you write too many combat scenes about the Secret Cult, you will not want to read anymore because you cannot understand it or you need to read a lot of settings and popularization before you can get it...
I almost gave up after seeing half of it. I have never played Tantric Cult, so in general it is quite difficult to read Tantric Cult, especially since the text does not really explore the combined settings... But I played it with Stephanie (it's so rare, I shed tears)
A cute and edible piece of writing that doesn't take any thought. The interaction between Baby Saiyan and the Big Three of DC is very interesting, but most of the characters have become OOC comedians for this purpose.
The first half of the struggle is the most attractive part. The heroine, the mayor, works part-time as a vigilante, and is acquainted with the Red Hood. It's a pity that the rest of the batfam don't play much roles, and most of the time they are background or tool people.
The routine of a cultivator traveling back to the original world is covered in the skin of a bloody family ethics drama about an unpopular wealthy daughter. But when this family is a batfam, there is a sense of helplessness in making the original characters OOC for the sake of being bloody. Bwayne is not the kind of person who is willing to give up the custody of his young biological daughter after being disgusted by his daughter, and even doesn't see him for five years? ? ? Originally, this kind of family setting had a lot of family lines and character growth that could be explored, but it is a pity that the above authors did not write it at all. They only wrote about the heroine dressing up and pretending to be B [Cracked]
It's a treasure trove! The collection is so small that it is unscientific. The heroine is very strong and has a well-drawn personality. She may be a bit scumbag but her scumbag is very reasonable. It's quite funny that Jason's worldview collapses. I just feel like the character is a bit OOC, and I'm relatively friendly to Black Mask.
There is a knife! But it's so beautiful! Indeed, as the title says, this feels like the most correct way to open the bat cub. He is a clone of Dami, but in the eyes of his mother (Talia) and the people in the League of Assassins, including Reishaugu, he is always just a spare tire that can be thrown away at any time to kill him. The family lines are well written, whether it is with the adoptive father Deathstroke or Bruce and Rice.
The first half is great. The author really knows DC well and brings some unpopular multiverses to play with. The disadvantage is that the plot is a bit off-kilter, especially when entering a new chapter, and the emotional line is also rather abrupt, not as fragrant as the family line.
A T0-level warm and healing daily fanfic, but the collection is too small to be scientific! The writing is excellent, and the style of the whole story implements the theme. There are no knives. It is a beautiful and gentle candy-flavored fairy tale. It was so warm that I almost melted. I can watch another 10,000 episodes of the cliché between Big Bluebird and Elf!
Abandoned in Chapter 10, Joker and Bwayne are seriously OOC. The author does not regard the lives of passers-by but insists on giving the protagonist a persona like a holy father. In order to show the selflessness and kindness of the male protagonist, he let the female cannon fodder eat the clown's bullet. However, because the male protagonist cannot lose his horse too early, when the same thing happened to the male protagonist, Bwayne suddenly swung the batarang in public and hit the clown's gun in an OOC way. Then I have to ask, is the female passerby not worthy of being saved? Batman is not such a person!
It was very interesting at the beginning, but after I finished the dungeon and came back, I was still forced to cheat and the love line unfolded so abruptly... It felt like I was unfolding the love line just for the sake of having a love line. It became boring and I didn't finish it.