The awkward father-son relationship between Deathstroke and the protagonist is quite enjoyable, and the emotional line can be ignored. Warm reminder: The comment section in the middle chapters is extremely unfriendly to bats. I really got PTSD from the crematorium.
It's a very good-looking story. The main character will burst into laughter when he is stressed and anxious. His habitual mentality of having fun while having fun is still heartbreaking after reading it. In fact, you can read it if you are short on literature. It's a high-quality story.
Lawyer Ma travels to DC to be Xiaohong's uncle, which is a positive direction for the plot. The love story was a bit late, and I got into a relationship with a supporting character who didn't have much of a role. After a few chapters, they broke up inexplicably, and there wasn't much interaction. I thought he was going to be an important supporting character.
Mr. CP, it's been so long that I don't remember. It seems that the protagonist needs energy to make money for food, so he becomes Wayne's secretary (?) There seems to be a plot about the black robe in it.