My Days as an Armor Hero in the DC Universe

In fact, does the author want to write a DC fan or a biography of the Armored Warriors? The armor is written in a mess. You want to imitate Iron Man and follow the routine of constantly coming up with new armors, but the nature of the two is completely different. Armor is actually useless at all. If it is given away, then it would be meaningless for you to write about the protagonist. What the readers see is the story of the protagonist in DC, not the story of the armored warriors. Those are the only ones that are strong. What is the use of writing others? Share?

There is absolutely no need to use plug-ins such as the Magic Box, Emperor and Dragon, etc. Just set the protagonist as a person with advanced Five Elements bloodline like Wang Xiangyang. Since he cannot fully control the power of the ultimate armor, a limiter is made so that the protagonist can switch to the Five Elements Armor at will without using the ultimate armor. Coupled with the Tru armor, these always have a feeling of being gaudy, complicated but not refined. DC itself has enough major events to write about, so there is no need to force the addition of a Shadow Realm.

If you don't have that IQ, don't do Batman's thing.

The three Golden Finger films make people watch them without any desire to continue watching them. In short, they are just a story about a sadist who was forced by Golden Finger to stay in the United States and become a superhero.

It's okay. There are a lot of big events in DC, but they can still be controlled without overlapping them randomly. However, those big events are more obvious. The film world can only be said to be a seasoning, giving the protagonist a sense of integration like being connected behind the back. The Emperor War Dragon and the Old Man of the Mountain are also relatively good early-stage mentors. The teacher for the newbies is very good. At the beginning of Gotham, it is a stage of over-growth and accumulation of connections. Traveling represents one's journey. What is better in the film world is to have a blame position. He knows the future but cannot take the initiative to tell it. Having a film world that drives the whole audience is a very good coy.

This is the first time I heard that the Armored Warriors have moral restraints. How did the famous scene of the second team in the first part come about? It's him you arrested, no matter what our business is, and he actually did it and nothing happened.

Come on, what everyone wants to see is basically to show off in armor and fight evil, not to let you play Batman.

I can't read the first few chapters and can't stand it anymore. The author still wants to do something like Batman 😵. Maybe the author is a Batman fan 🤫. I also couldn't read the last Batman volume before I finished it 🥱. It's rare to write about armored warriors 😫

I personally feel that it is a rare DC+ armored warrior. It is obviously twice the happiness, but why... Can't I see it🤔? There are a lot of exclamation points in the writing. Do you have so many strong feelings to express? Also, why do you feel that the protagonist seems to like to preach to others at every turn? Is this to promote ideas or just to preach? The protagonist usually speaks in a sarcastic tone, just like (I want what I think, not what you think, just listen to me). Up to the Gotham chapter, it was quite uncomfortable to watch, and I no longer had the motivation to continue reading.

Batman himself is a person who violates the law, but he talks about the law every day when he fights crime, saying that he will be punished by the law. I think if this is really the case, he will have to surrender and be held accountable to the law.