I Secretly Grow Stronger in the DC Comics Universe
我在漫画版DC猥琐发育
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 700k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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322Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
7.7kFans
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Batman is the most popular character in the United States, but our education and understanding make us dislike this kind of "heroic and righteous" Batman. Batman's so-called "no-kill justice" has harmed countless families and friends. They keep insisting that you have no right to kill him and that he should be punished by law. The injustice is the best proof.
I see two major flaws. First, he gave some powerful items to people he wasn't very familiar with. Second, he also introduced some invaders from other universes, and they're all very powerful characters. If you're going to write fanfiction, that's fine, but adding your own abilities is one thing, but to bring in characters who have no connection to you and place them in other parallel universes is quite another.
It's so addictive! Basically, the protagonist is the ultimate simp.
Just reading the synopsis tells you it's incredibly toxic. The Death Lord can mess with the Endless Clan? The Chaos Gods and Demons can mess with the Giant Beast? The Primordial Controller can mess with the Supreme God? Of course, if the author has other specific settings for this, then disregard what I said.
For some reason, these last dozen or so chapters are just forced into this way. Batman is utterly disgusting, and the protagonist is the ultimate simp. What's so simp about Batman? Self-righteous, blindly arrogant, and inherently suspicious—typical American, always acting like he's above everyone else, it's truly disgusting. -_-|| Author, if you continue writing like this, I think you're not far from dying!
I wanted to complain, but there are too many complaints, and I don't know where to start. Oh well.
I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters; the protagonist just seems like the ultimate simp.
The concept of Ronaldo is already pretty awesome.
Based on this introduction alone, I'll see who on Qidian can maintain their composure and avoid collapse.
I think removing the word "development" from the title would perfectly suit the protagonist's character.