It's like a fairy tale, Lego, the eternal DC orthodoxy, but the author himself is terrible. Readers who want to read it, please watch it at your own discretion.
It's very healing. Although I'm a little sorry that Claire returned to her own world, the friends there are all very good and the ending is also very happy.
There is a lingering sense of emptiness in the early articles. After Orange Bat was injured by the game world and Bai Yueguang, his friendly contact with Bat's family has always felt like a stray cat who has been hurt by a relative who dare not cross that line, fearing that his feelings will come back in vain again. Although Orange Bat has always been strong, as a reader, it feels very distressed. But fortunately, every ending in the end is very satisfying and deserves full marks.
It's a very fun and joyful story. The protagonist is more human-machine than human-machine, and more pseudo-human than human-machine. This untamed beast is raised by friends and teachers and slowly learns how to communicate with people with high emotional intelligence (does he really have it?). The setting is really amazing and worth recommending. Even those who have never played Monster Hunter can still read it happily.
It's very good. Batman holds the sinking Gotham back, and the protagonist gradually improves Gotham. This feeling is really great, especially in the final section where the death penalty for mentally ill criminals is established. It feels like the endless reincarnation performance has finally ended, and the ending is also very smooth.
During the serialization, I would like to call this book a three-way journey between players, Batman, and Gotham. The author allowed me to see what a real Batman who is not distorted by stereotypes is like. After reading this book, I can no longer stand other OOC DC fanfics. A must-recommend for anyone interested in DC fanfics.