It looks good at the beginning, but a lot of other worlds are added later, which makes it a bit tiring to watch, and the protagonist has no special changes throughout the whole process. Although I came here for the role of the protagonist in the game, it makes me feel a bit bored all the time. There is a lot of nonsense in the article that I feel can be summarized in a few words, but after writing a long paragraph, I was very tired from reading it. The most important thing is that the only two protagonists I feel like more are Erbang, the Riddler, LEGO Batman and the first generation LEGO Robin. Tim clearly showed his affection for the protagonist when he was in the Stardew Valley copy, but when I was looking forward to the follow-up, the author mentioned it a few times, and I couldn't see Tim's affection for the players later. I have a special fondness for Batman. Although he appears highly in this book, I feel that his presence is quite weak. In the early stage, when he is racing with the protagonist, he is a little more lively. Later, he appears more like picking up a child who is hanging out with the protagonist. He has zero contact with the protagonist and is like an NPC in a cutscene. Dick in the main world has completely disappeared. I saw 70% of it. He only appeared a few times. As for the girls, they didn't appear at all.
In short, the front of this book is nice, but the back is too complicated and confusing. It doesn't express the character of the protagonist well, like a command NPC. Damn it, we players are not so retarded [angry]
No CP
It's quite good-looking, I like it a lot. Although many people say that the characters are OOC, I feel it's okay and it doesn't deviate too much from the original design. I feel that the story is quite smooth and reasonable. The shortcoming is probably that the updates are too slow. The author only adds one chapter in a month or two. I lose all my strength and means while waiting.
No CP, Fujimaru Ritsuka
It's quite funny. It's fun to watch the protagonist harm the villain. Although occasionally the super hero will be harmed, the protagonist is still a super hero, so he doesn't do it. Of course, the article is not all about harming others. The protagonist also forms a small family with other people (the familiar ones are Connor and Jason, and the others seem to be original characters). It is actually a little warm [laughing] Overall, it is a warm and funny little story.
CP Connor
A rare bat cub, the protagonist is very smart, and his experience is quite miserable. I just like this kind of beauty, strength and misery. It's so delicious. I highly recommend [Star Eyes] [Star Eyes]
No CP, Dick's adopted son
Because the article is relatively short, each short story progresses quite quickly, but the story line is complete, and the story has separate endings and one-to-one endings.
Multiple CP, free
I like it, very delicious emotional line, although there is only a little bit, but the strong and twisted love between the protagonists has already begun to emerge [poor]
CP Jason, adopted son of Black Mask
It is a very delicious book. The relationship between the protagonist and Tim is so good. The protagonist is promoted by Batman. He contacted Tim for a photo of Batman. In the end, he made friends with Tim by chasing his partner. He did not change his mind after knowing it, and then they got together through a series of pulls. Anyway, it's super good-looking, and there are some hilarious plots in it.
CP Tim, Magical Boy (original)
It's a very cute book. The protagonist is a little wolf who doesn't understand the world. Some of his behaviors are more anthropomorphic, but other aspects are hard to see. The emotional line has not been developed yet. The number of words is still relatively small, but the updates are very stable.
CP Damian, wolf turned human
It's pretty good, the protagonist is a bit too reckless, and the consequences are clearly laid out, but the logic of his behavior is to rush straight away, and it feels like he has lost his brain to serve the plot. Ignore this, and the rest of it is actually quite good.
CP Bruce, Dean of Arkham
It looked pretty good at the beginning, and I quite like this kind of subject matter, but the updates were too slow later on, and I have no interest in watching it again. But it's good to look at. The basic setting of the protagonist's vest is that they all like the real person, the older brother with a royal aura, the paranoid younger brother, the actress with the identity of a killer, and the white-haired and busty fox who comes to repay the favor.
No CP, bat cub
I read this book over and over again several times. When I read the first vest story, I felt so inconsistent that I quit it because I didn't feel comfortable with it. This time there was a 50% off card, so I tried reading this book again. I feel that except for the first vest, the stories of the other vests are all very delicious! Delicious. Delicious. It's a pity that the scene of the little red bird in the introduction was deleted [crying], but a second emotional line [star eyes] was added. I suggest that if you can't finish the first volume, just skip to the second one.
CP Dick, Superman, Batman, Erbang, Tim (some are written in the extra)
It's very nice to read. The relationship between Bat and Robin is so cute. This book is very friendly to Bat fans. The author also likes Batman. The atmosphere is super warm and there is nothing depressing. All the plots are interesting. It is a delicious and attractive cookie [Spreading Flowers]
No CP, Beibat
The subject matter and ideas of this book are actually quite good, but the timeline is a bit confusing. There are many parts that I can't understand, so why did it suddenly jump here. The previous chapter was still talking about what was happening to the protagonist, and the next chapter suddenly recalled it without any foreshadowing. I didn't know that he was in the memory at all. It wasn't until the next chapter returned to this matter that I realized that I was recalling what happened before [covering my face and crying]
No CP, bat cub
I mixed some bad jokes into it, it feels like it's more of a comedy type, the atmosphere is quite relaxed, and I personally like it. But the article is relatively long, and there are no new tricks at the end, so it is a bit monotonous. All I can say is that the front is very nice. There are also some parts that are quite OOC, but this is also a common problem in comedy writing. As long as there is no particularly serious OOC, I can still accept it [laughing and crying]
No CP, bat cub