Those Comprehensive British and American Movies Back Then
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I mainly recommend Batjia, Chaojia, and some other European and American omnivores. I personally feel that my recommendations are quite high-quality (not
Because the number one and number two detectives in the world are already too crowded, the protagonist is a third-rate detective [Dog Head]. I read the novel two years ago. The whole story is more of a mystery-solving genre with a suspenseful novel feel. The writing was pretty mind-numbing at the time, and the writing is also good. (Remind me that this author has a problem, but before the author's accident, it was always one of my favorite comprehensive British and American novels)
I read a group portrait article two years ago. The protagonist group is the original low-profile version of the three giants: Bat Cub corresponds to Batman + Night Rabbit (Gintama) Remnant corresponds to Superman + Russian melee mage corresponds to Wonder Woman. It is a growth article of the protagonist group. I am always moved by the friendship of young people. It is not so much a combination of Britain and the United States as it is an original story set by DC.
Magical boys are attracted to each other just like stand-ins! To sum up, Young Hackers also brings back childhood memories. Overall, it is very interesting in the early stages. The later stages are too long and the plot progress is a bit slow and boring [covering face and laughing], but I feel that it can be given five stars!
We are Kandy! ! ! Although some plot twists are a bit blunt, there are too few Kandy on JJ [crying]. Every time I get heart attack from Huang Mao, I read this article again. It can be considered a five-star rating (when will Xiaohong break up with Huang Mao)
I just feel that the male protagonist's abilities are so incredible that I don't know how to end it, but the masculine character is still quite delicious.
The story about Shirou Emiya and Jason in Fate has a sense of redemption. It's too long and it's still being serialized. I haven't finished reading it. I'll come back when it's finished.
Ah ah ah ah, madam, come back quickly, this Damian is really poking me! Regarding the growth of Damian who has not yet reached the side of the Dark Knight, Damian is very reliable, but I feel that the plot behind it has a big knife [changed]
The early stage was good, it had the flavor of Cthulhu. I thought I was going to write a long story, but suddenly it ended. There is obviously a lot to expand on...
The cub is still very cute, the cub of a bat cub. Why didn't I give it five stars? I feel like there are some parts of the plot that were written down but not followed up, such as Annabelle. For those who have not read the original comics of the relevant plots, many plots and characters are difficult to understand and feel a bit vague. I really like the final ending. You can't criticize the past, but you can still pursue the past. [Compare your heart]
I like this setting very much. There are no big problems overall. The male protagonist is a bit stealing the spotlight from Batman, but the protagonist is the protagonist after all. It's just that something happened to the author...
It was two years ago when I first read it, and I didn't know what kind of trouble the author would make in the future. As far as the writing is concerned, it is very close to the Night Owl in the original work, and with some background shaping of time travel (prequel), it is not only not obtrusive but also adds to the charm of the character. JJ also has a side story about Brother Butler, which I personally feel fits the character of Night Owl very well.
Alas, it really captures the struggle of Jack's soul behind the role of the Joker, but it was too sad and I couldn't finish reading it (I can't stand it when I'm old and my tear ducts can't stand it)
The one with Joker is the same author. In the early stage, it was pretty good and had a gleeful feel. Because the author was busy in the third dimension and became more casual, so I gave it three stars.
The track of Bat Cub is too crowded, next up is Bat Sun! The first Bat story I've read, it's Dick's daughter. The heroine is cute, and the family lines are well written. Overall, it looks good. The final CP is Damian (the relationship between your Bat family is messy enough anyway)
Cos time travel without losing the horse, another sense of the super (♀) bat (♂) novel, I also read it a long time ago, the overall is quite interesting, all kinds of parallel worlds of hate and love. By the way, if Clara and Bruce get married, can I be a flower girl? [Let me be healthy]
I was attracted by the setting like the richest man in Xihong City, but I didn't expect that the identity of the male protagonist turned out to be a god [scared]... Cp Dick, overall it's okay
I read Guzao's novel a long time ago, but it was very close to Tong's character design. It can be said that it gave Tong a beautiful story (after all, our second barrel was really miserable). What else can I say if the full text is free?
If you read "The Man Who Inherited Wayne Manor" first and then read this one, you will feel that the two books are somewhat similar, but later on the author gave a somewhat unexpected operation to restart the universe, which still surprised me. But our owl bats are so delicious, we love to eat bone [dog heads] in this kind of non-CP. The author's first article is given four stars, and there is still room for improvement.
It's a serious drama, with a very interesting setting, but I watched it a long time ago and I can't remember the content. I'll watch it again when I have time.
It was also because of this article that I carefully read the story of Black Light, the story of Jason and Kyle's mutual redemption, but it was a bit too long and I can't remember the previous plot. I give it four stars here.
The article about Injustice Superman is a serious drama. I remember I shed tears for this article. It was quite sad, but overall it was very good (I originally wanted to give it five stars, but the one less was offset by my tears).
I won't say how valuable it is by the same author as "Brother Becomes a Butler in Gotham", but this is also a change of fate. Don't blame me for not warning you if you fall into a trap.