
My Days as an Armor Hero in the DC Universe
我在DC美漫当铠甲勇士的日子
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- Ongoing
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- 432k Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 4y ago
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Is the author trying to write DC fanfiction or a story about Armor Heroes? The armor sets are a jumbled mess. Are you trying to emulate Iron Man by constantly releasing new armor sets? The two are completely different. Quality over quantity is key. Having countless armor sets is pointless. If you're just giving them away, then writing about the protagonist is meaningless.
There's absolutely no need for those Demon-Sealing Boxes, Emperor War Dragons, or any other cheat codes. Just make the protagonist someone like Wang Xiangyang, possessing advanced Five Elements bloodlines. Since he can't fully control the power of the Ultimate Armor, a limiter was created so he can freely switch between the Five Elements Armors when not using the Ultimate Armor.
If you don't have the intelligence, don't try to pull off the Batman thing.
The three golden cards were so bad they made you want to keep reading. In short, it's a story about a protagonist forced to stay in America and be a superhero with a cheat-like advantage, a story filled with abuse.
It's alright. DC has quite a few major events, but they're not haphazardly piled up, so it's well-controlled. However, those major events are quite targeted. The Shadowlands are just a supplement, giving the protagonist a sense of connection, like a back-to-back interlocking element. Emperor Dragon and the Old Man of the Mountain are also good early mentors, quite good teachers for beginners.
This is the first time I've heard of Armor Heroes having moral constraints. Where did those iconic scenes from the first season's second team come from? You're arresting him, what business is it of ours? Besides, they actually did take action and nothing happened.
I'm outta here. What everyone wants to see is someone wearing armor and looking cool, fighting crime, not you doing the Batman thing.
I couldn't finish the first few chapters, I just couldn't continue. The author is still trying to follow the Batman theme 😵. Maybe the author is a Batman fan 🤫. I also couldn't get into the last Batman volume 🥱. It's rare to see a story about Armor Hero 😫.
Personally, I feel this is a rare combination of DC and Armor Hero, which should be double the fun, but why... Am I finding it a bit hard to get into? 🤔 There are a lot of exclamation marks in the writing style; is there really that much intense emotion to express? Also, why does the protagonist seem to like lecturing others all the time?
Batman himself is a lawbreaker, yet he constantly talks about the law when fighting crime, saying things like "leave it to the law." I think if that's the case, he should turn himself in and be held legally accountable.