The setting is Tim's son? Essentially a 17-year-old kid? (No CP)
I felt that the previous story about the children living in Gotham and the small interactions between the Bat family were particularly endearing. I really liked the scene where the children were initially retrieved and then went to school to write an "evil" diary. The middle two children wanted to become the Godfather of Gotham and save the world (he lost his memory). It was really fun. The second half of the plot was difficult for me to understand quickly due to my IQ. I waited until he finished it before I understood it. Finally, the circle came back. I personally read the entire book in the second and third brushes, and read the first half. Before Tim, the real producer, took away the protagonist, it was all to my taste. Then I quickly watched it (the reason for my low IQ and poor understanding).
The story of an ornithologist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics (no CP) contains APH
The perspective is mainly on the heroine. There is no big event and she will not participate in the night patrol. What I like most is that after the heroine won the Nobel Prize, Bruce became an ordinary person? Sitting in the audience watching his daughter as Batman instead of coming here as Batman to maintain peace with the Justice League, I think B is just Bruce at this time.
Valerie is super cute (no CP). Rice is also cute in the article. The daily interactions with small animals are super sweet. The interaction between the bat family and the protagonist is also very cute. He has not changed into a human, just a smart little raccoon. I like the evil raccoon team with Jay Raccoon. Note that there are too many rats in the article. I am a bit scared. Just turn the page quickly. Don't read the rat part carefully.
Tom is a yellow-haired man with a bright future, the successor of socialism (CP: Tim). I like the relationship between the two of them. The description of the Bat family is not bad. There is a bit of FGO. The setting of the protagonist is quite interesting. I fell in love with the first article, so I read it again.
Why isn't Alex a very serious male ghost? (CP: Dick) I had a glimpse of Robin many years ago. I started to make plans to capture this little blue bird. There are many emotional lines. I quite like the interaction between the protagonist and the Bat family (actually there are not many, mainly Jason twisting the CP protagonists Green Tea Bruce and Damian). My impression is that the protagonist is Nightwing alone and refuses to share the responsibility.
The Varian Varian killer but died soon (CP: Superman). The interaction between the protagonist in the early stage, an adult and Superboy, was very interesting. Later, when the world was changed, it was okay, but not as interesting as before.
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