The Days of Being a Spiritual Mentor in American Comics

Preliminary summary: After the first brush, I said that I would sort out the events and characters. After the second brush, I will start with the protagonist Schiller and give a character introduction. (As of the Mercury chapter) The protagonist of this book: Schiller Andale Rodriguez 1. Schiller's identity: Schiller is a person who can travel between the DC universe and the Marvel universe, and has many identities on both sides. Schiller's identities include: DC: Psychologist, professor of psychology at Gotham University, master of psychoanalysis, FBI lecturer, dean of Gotham Academy of Magic's School of Theory, doctor at Arkham Hospital, Batman psychology teacher, consultant and director of the Justice League Teacher of the Justice League, leader of the Central American revolution, leader of the Natural Born Killers exchange group, one of the clowns, Constantine's master, former KGB agent, director of KGB Bureau 11, recipient of the Order of the Red Flag, angel, godfather of Lex Luthor, Pope Morpheus, the dream god, and Pope Lucifer Morningstar. Marvel: Columbia University graduate, Ph. D. In psychology and philosophy, famous Internet celebrity, attending psychiatrist at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Stark Group psychiatrist, director of Arkham Sanatorium, S. H. I. E. L. D. Psychiatrist, Moon Knight, recipient of the Order of the Red Banner, "Doctor", head of Hydra Americas, World Serpent Jesus Pope Menggard, Pope Luna Kongsu, Pope Thanos, Pope Adam, the Tribunal of Life. In addition, Schiller is also the co-founder and planner of Doujie. 2. Schiller's origin story (contains spoilers) Since Schiller's background is too complicated and difficult to introduce, we must start with the origin story. In the DC universe, the angel Lucifer Morningstar came to the world, and the first thing he saw was the child Schiller. Lucifer was unwilling to be bound by fate and chose to start a new life, while God sent the child to another world, the "real world" and the "world before time travel." Because Schiller's soul comes from a world with greater intensity, he is out of place and suffers from autism. He is born with the ability to feel the emotions of others, but he has no normal emotional expression. He was sent to an orphanage by his parents. Later, agents from a certain country took a fancy to Schiller's abilities. They massacred the orphanage and snatched Schiller away. They conducted inhumane experiments and made black gloves for their organization. Schiller His personality changed and was partially reshaped during the collapse. A few years later, Schiller broke through the control and killed the relevant agents. He was brought back to China and raised in an institution called the Ninth Institute. The director asked Soviet psychologist Anatoly to cure Schiller and let him reshape his personality. Many of his personality fragments lived in the tower of the mind, and were controlled by the superego and ego. Schiller had different personality expressions. Later, Schiller began to imitate normal people and studied in college in the United States. What is certain is that his pathology killed many people in the process. Schiller traveled to the DC universe. Due to complicated reasons, his doctor Anatole took over his body in DC, brought Schiller's soul back and left him with the energy that constitutes the system. (Details will be introduced below) Schiller has no original identity in Marvel, so his backstory is created out of thin air by the superego by borrowing system energy. In the new origin, Schiller is an orphan adopted by the Hamiltons. He is Tony's godbrother and once protected Tony's life. He went to the Soviet Union with Howard and Anton who faked their own death. During college, he returned to the United States and cooperated with the FBI to kill Hydra to avenge his adoptive parents. Later Schiller adopted a second origin. In this origin, Schiller was a mysterious church killer in Nazi Germany. He had dealt with both Eric and Nick. He was also one of the leaders of Hydra and later became a good person. Tony and Strange covered the part about Tony and Schiller in the first origin on the second origin, which means that Schiller's background in Marvel is the second origin + the first origin related to Tony Stark. Summary: Schiller is a DC person. He was kicked by God into the "real world" and traveled back to DC's original body. Later, he came to Marvel and made up his own origin story. 3. Schiller's different personalities Schiller's personality was broken into many fragments because his spiritual tower collapsed. Each fragment represents a trait. These fragments live in Schiller's spiritual tower and are sometimes released. Personality is divided into memory and functionality. Memory is the tenant, functionality is the property. Functionality has more roles. Memory often appears in some big fight chapters. Memory personality: 1. Lego Schiller: Schiller, the little building block man, comes from the memory of playing with blocks when he was a child. 2. Potions Professor Schiller: The character in the "Harry Potter" IP space in Schiller's Soul Palace, the Hogwarts Potions Professor. His image is similar to a neat version of Snape, gloomy and knowledgeable. At the same time, he is not only a manifestation of memory, but also the general spokesperson of Schiller's magician personality. 3. Wings Schiller: Mentioned once, no specific description. 4. Mermaid Schiller: Schiller has a fish tail. Because Schiller is sea-sick, he usually soaks in the swimming pool. 5. Mario Schiller: "Super Mario" IP character, mentioned once. 6. Ultraman Schiller: The IP character of "Ultraman" was mentioned once. 7. Payne Schiller: The IP character of "Naruto", Payne with the Samsara Eye, can use the Six Paths ability, and once appeared in the Infinite Event to fight Sorus. 8. Papa Schiller: The IP character of "The Adventures of Jackie Chan", an old man who is good at magic and has special attacks on young people. He has appeared in the Infinite Event. 9. Gandalf Schiller: The IP character of "Lord of the Rings", the battle mage, once appeared in the infinite event. 10. Medivh Schiller: The IP character of "World of Warcraft", a powerful astral mage, has appeared in the infinite event. 11. Ratchet Schiller: "Transformers" IP character, once appeared in the Infinity event against Sorus. 12. Xi Liang Xi Ying: The IP character of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" appeared in the Infinite Event against Sorus. 13. Tzeentch Schiller: An IP character from the "Warhammer" series who once appeared against Sorus in the Infinity Event. 14. Yoda Schiller: "Star Wars" IP character, once appeared in the Infinity event against Sorus. 15. Aizen Schiller: The IP character of "Death", once appeared against Sorus in the Infinity Event. 16. Conan Schiller: The IP character of "Detective Conan" once appeared against Sorus in the Infinity Event. 17. Popeye Schiller: The "Popeye" IP character once appeared in the Infinity event to fight against Sorus, and later joined a certain universe of Avengers. 18. Black Cat Sheriff Schiller: The IP character of "Black Cat Sheriff" once appeared against Sorus in the Infinity Event. 19. Rocket Schiller: The IP character of "Pokémon", once appeared in the Infinity event against Sorus. 20. Big Big Wolf Schiller: The IP character of "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf", once appeared in the Infinite Event against Solus, and later became a ranch manager in a certain universe. 21. Paw Patrol Schiller: The IP character of "Paw Patrol Makes Great Contributions" appeared in the Infinity Event against Sorus, and later became an animal universe superhero. 22. McDull Schiller: The IP character of "McDull Story", the cute pig, once appeared in the Infinity event to fight Sorus. 23. Garfield Schiller: The "Garfield" IP character once appeared in the Infinity event to fight against Sorus, and later became a pet for a man named Jon in a certain universe. 24. Doraemon Schiller: The "Doraemon" IP character once appeared in the Infinite Event against Sorus. 25. Tom Schiller: "Tom and Jerry" IP character, once appeared in the infinite event against Sorus. 26. SpongeBob Schiller: Appeared in the Infinity event to fight against Solus, defeated Solus with his own hands, and later joined Atlantis in a certain universe. Functional personality: Functional personality represents a certain trait, which can float up and use Schiller's body. Functional personality is divided into normal and pathological. Pathological personality is closely related, each has some characteristics of the other and cannot be clearly separated. Pathological personality has its own residence, usually in the abyss under the tower of thinking. 1. Self: The butler, gatekeeper, and elevator manager of the palace of thinking. The image is to approve documents. 2. Id: Holding Gray Mist, the image is that of a little boy, representing instinct and having no language ability. 3. Superego: The shaper and manager of personality. It represents social rules and morals and prevents dangerous personalities from being registered. It is the creator of the "system" and is also responsible for managing the "system" and dubbing the "system". 4. System: It initially existed in the form of a cross-universe chat system that could provide Schiller with abilities. It was the powerful power that the original Schiller (Anatole) left to Schiller through a loan. Part of the reason why it was shaped into a "system" by the superego was to guard against greed and other personalities, and was controlled by the superego. The source of all Schiller's special abilities at the material level was actually filled in by the author. 5. Arrogance: Image of black trench coat, black suit, holding an umbrella, one of the original sin personalities, one of the strongest personalities, and Bruce's true teacher, resident in DC, has a calculating personality, must avenge, has dark methods, but is easily bribed by small favors, arrogant, has scholar-type autism, has a tendency to be a natural killer, has a poisonous tongue, is good at breaking defenses, and is pathologically shaped under the influence of Anatole He became an "ordinary person who is allergic to broccoli". He once shot broccoli, liked sherry, and was arrogant. He was obsessed with circles, so he attached great importance to his umbrella. He went to bed very late and hated being disturbed. He liked to put in the least energy and get the most fun. Sometimes he had a secondary side, such as suddenly shouting a spell. At first, he only appeared as half of Arrogance, but later he merged with the clown Schiller and became complete. 6. Crazy: The clown Schiller, a mutated personality selected by Bruce, controlled by the superego in the tower of thinking, is part of arrogance, and later merged with the other half of arrogance. 7. Greedy: The image is a psychiatrist in a white coat, based in Marvel. He is petty, goes to bed early and gets up early, has an extremely regular schedule, is obsessed with the other person, always holds a medical record, has strong mobility, is friendly, pays attention to mental relaxation, desires mental strength and spiritual satisfaction, is curious, and has a strong sense of prying, treatment, and rescue. Big desire is the "human skin" that adapts to society. It is essentially a greedy observation of various emotions and then imitation. It is the healthiest trait. It means that Schiller is still curious, but has an excessive desire to sacrifice to realize the value of others. He will even self-destruct to help others. He is a super planner and a ball of wool master. 8. Violence: Kongsu's host personality, Moonlight Schiller, is the most capable personality and is also the Moonlight Knight. He is usually restrained in the madhouse of the soul palace. His tone is sluggish and cold, and he does not like to communicate. It happened because Schiller lost control and injured a nurse. Violence will restrain itself, so it is usually put together with normalcy, but its essence is pathological, and the more injured it becomes, the stronger it becomes. 9. Indifference: morbid, mentioned once. 10. Manipulation: The source and representative of the pathological Schiller (if we simply talk about pathology, it is usually manipulation). It was formed when Schiller was experimented and manipulated by the organization before his time travel. He chased excitement and pleasure. His face was pale, he would bleed and be injured, his pupils were microscopic, and he had desolate eyes. His eyes were focused in the center and scattered around. , Likes plaid suits, crimson suits and other colorful suits, and also favors sailfish brooches and hummingbird brooches. Due to some characteristics, he has a father-like status in his personality. He has no interest in manipulation and is indifferent to ordinary people. He only likes to hunt the same natural-born killers or mental patients. He is good at manipulating people's hearts and is extremely dangerous. When he appears independently, his temples are white. 11. Conspiracy: represents the trait of conspiracy. He once assisted Belial in the battle for the tower. His characteristic is that he cannot be his own master and can only serve others. He is not good at lying and is good at planning and guidance. 12. Sloth: Sloth Schiller, also mediocre Schiller, wears a windbreaker. At first, he was a pieced together personality. He gradually improved, with a gentle personality, strong ability, and bad luck in law. Sloth later learned to be angry. The birth of Sloth also has something to do with doctors. He once worked as a bookstore owner. 13. Love: dark gray turtleneck sweater, no glasses, half-long hair, both ascetic and dissolute, a kind of pathological condition, extremely charming, possessing the ability of "love" that is most lacking in innate perverts, extremely good at seducing people to the point where they cannot leave her, and then unleashing her perverted side to kill the prey. She has a tendency to indulge in alcohol and drugs, and usually has the best personality. She has a close personal relationship with Bruce, and will help him smuggle in and even write papers. Schiller was in love with him when he was a college student. 14. Hunting: Also called hunting, pathological, killer personality, image black shirt, because it is not easy to get dirty, good at tracking, only aims at one target at a time, its weakness is that it can only see the back, but when targeting the same target, repeated focusing and aiming will accelerate, the more injured it becomes, the stronger it will be, and it will gradually break the rules. 15. Abuse: morbid, looks like a child, has a blood-red shirt, likes to kill and skin fish, and uses extremely cruel methods. It stems from the self-mutilation caused by the strong pressure of being experimented on when he was young. 16. Art: morbid, wears white shirts, likes "soft and hot" materials. Every unique murder case basically has the participation of art. 17. Gluttony: sick, gray scarf, bloodthirsty, with unlimited appetite. 18. Naog Thorship: Schiller's vest, a researcher at All Souls College, Oxford University, a doctor of history, a folklorist, and a bishop personality who is good at theology. He has a classical image, brown eyes, mysterious and weird, born from the killing of priests and the ignorance of God. He can summon other personalities, but his own abilities are relatively average. 19, PhD: Philosophy and Sociology, Mystery Side, mentioned once. 20, Agent: Social Folklore, Mystery Side, mentioned once. 21. Inspiration: Mysterious side, mentioned once. 22. Fallacy: Mysterious side, mentioned once. 23. Balance: the mysterious side, mentioned once. Four. Anatole's Story To talk about Schiller, you can't just talk about Schiller, you must talk about Anatole. Anatoly the First was a Soviet man who came from a world without magic. He committed suicide after disintegration. He happened to be pulled over and stuffed into Schiller's body. He entered the DC world and became Schiller's "original Schiller" before his time travel. He and Lucifer were friends. He borrowed heavily and even borrowed money from Naia in the next universe, and then blew himself up. He brought in Schiller. Part of the energy he borrowed was used to transform Gotham's extremely evil curse, and the rest was left to Schiller to be shaped into a system by the superego. Then Anatole probably traveled to the present world and became the psychiatrist of young Schiller. It is known that Anatole knew and deflated the Laughing Bat, and is still alive now, and will have a role in the future. Anatole has made many crucial changes in Schiller's growth experience, and it will definitely be an important part of the future. Schiller is a very complex character, both in terms of composition and experience. The introduction of the character alone can fill a few thousand words. It can be said that it was Sister Sheng who wrote the complex arc of the character. In short, I love it very much. If there are any errors in the above content, please correct it in the comment area and try to attach a rough chapter or paragraph. Since Schiller's story will be improved or even changed significantly from time to time, this version only applies to the content of the current chapter, and I will revise it from time to time according to the progress.

It's almost 18 years since I read online novels. Actually, I think the most outstanding thing about this book is not its imaginative subject matter or anything like that. Instead, sit down and talk slowly about the following points. 1. She writes novels just like writing college entrance examination essays, you know. Many online articles actually spend a lot of pen and ink describing scenes, and this book is the same. However, the scene descriptions in many novels are often superficial, and are only used to let readers understand the environment of the story, so that people will not feel abrupt; if it is a little more powerful, it will be used to exaggerate emotions, the so-called blending of scenes. But do you know that this hanging person is different? She has to sublimate you for a while. What kind of plot foreshadowing? What scenes blend? I want them all, and I want to give you some more montages, some extra fun, eh, it's just for fun. She doesn't even consider whether this kind of behavior that violates the norm of online writing will be bought by readers, so she writes it out so boldly. However, the subject matter she chooses is not completely fictional, but an imaginary fan, which is foreshadowed by comics and film and television dramas. Not only those with strong brain-building skills can directly construct pictures in their minds, but those with slightly weaker brain-building skills can also use scenes from film and television dramas as a basis. This is easy for people to accept, and coupled with its considerable literary skills, it is unexpectedly successful. To be honest, I never expected to see this kind of writing in online novels. Really bold enough. Well, I am not afraid of making you proud of this essay. I give you full marks. I hope you can keep up your efforts. 2. Internet writing has been popular for so many years. To be honest, many routines have been written badly. From carrying the old man around with him at the beginning, to traveling through time with technology later, or losing tens of millions of family property to the mortal world, or having luck and physical and mental luck to make all his wishes come true, in short, Golden Finger is always outstanding. But I still prefer to watch powerful stories that rely on themselves. In other words, relying on the powerful method of not pretending to be foreign is still the most reasonable method. Either by relying on one's own perseverance; or by relying on one's IQ to be online instead of the enemy's demotion debuff; or by relying on one's own diligent study and practice. This kind of down-to-earth protagonist is easier to accept. Goldfinger is too eye-catching and will always make people feel boring. 3. I don't know if you have noticed that Qidian Novel and even many other novel platforms now have one trend: relaxed and witty humor. This is about the reading environment. People who like to read novels come here for the rich and colorful spiritual world. There are not so many masochists and they all like to read in a comfortable and relaxing way. This is also the root of the popularity of Shuangwen. But Shuangwen does not mean forcefully showing off and slapping people in the face. That would be too brainless and cliched, and would make people sick. Shuangwen does not ignore the story of overcoming combat power and killing. This will appear to be logically confusing and lead to an explosion of the world view, making readers directly out of the drama. Therefore, it is a style chosen by many authors to be solemn and grand when they should be serious, and to be humorous when they should be funny. Of course, this book also has such a style of painting. At the same time, these funny words are not very dramatic when placed in the Marvel world. On the contrary, they fit the atmosphere of the original work (especially Tony Stark Mud and Rotten Man 😏) I know you haven't read it for a long time, so the summary is the writing style, weakening Goldfinger and humorous atmosphere.

This book is my biggest surprise this year. I am not a fan of American comics. My knowledge of American comics is limited to movies and I have watched very few TV series. But this book has no influence at all! It's absolutely fascinating to watch! Let's talk about the protagonist first. The male protagonist in this book is a psychopath. Well, not in a metaphorical sense, but he is a psychopath. Although there are not many mentally ill male protagonists at present, such as Feng Bujue, Huozi Brother, and Chen Ge, the male protagonist in this book still shocked me, a normal human being, with his unique and shocking mental state. The male protagonist can travel between the two worlds of Marvel and DC. In the DC timeline, Batman has just entered college, and in the Marvel timeline, Tony has just finished his trip to Afghanistan. In DC, the male protagonist became Batman's university professor, and in Marvel, he became the psychiatrist of superheroes. Generally speaking, DC follows the original work's dark reflective direction, which is more profound and black humor, while Marvel's tone is brighter and is committed to allowing mankind to enter the sea of stars (laughing) This book is in the form of a unit drama, divided into big events and small events, which seem to be unrelated, but in a certain unit later, the foreshadowing is revealed, and the links are intertwined, giving people a feeling of "Wow! So it can be written like this!", Which is very unique. The cores of the unit dramas are quite diverse, including decryption detective type (Mystery in the Metropolis), entertaining type involving participation in major events in the original work (S: Glorious Events), family ethics and philosophical thinking type (Father and Son), red tide involving history (Red Sea Tide), and even in-depth understanding of the phenomenon of the original work. Understanding and social reflection (The Killing Joke). In short, the big events in twenty or thirty chapters feel like watching a whole movie, with themes, details and thoughts. Every big event will create an unparalleled sense of expectation, just like opening a blind box, looking forward to new themes and new styles. The last time I saw this style was "Trading Crime", "Zhou Lin" and "Thriller Paradise" in Three Days and Two Sleeps, so this time I saw it with tears in my eyes. I like this style the best! ! ! In addition, this book will intersperse some relaxing chapters during major events, which can not only relax the mood, but also serve as a glue to connect each chapter. Therefore, although it travels between the two worlds of Marvel and DC, it does not make people feel the abrupt feeling of traditional fast-travel. Traditional quick travel often makes people feel that things in the previous world have not been resolved yet, and they leave a tail and go to the next world, which is quite anticlimactic. This book uses multiple personalities to perfectly solve this problem. (Spoilers below) The protagonist of this book has more than n personalities, which can be understood as a weakened version of the big group. His personality trait in Marvel is greed, and DC's personality is arrogance. Greed will go to the thinking space to rest after finishing his work in Marvel. They call it a vacation, and DC is the same. This is a good solution to the sense of tearing apart of the protagonist's character in the readers due to the different styles and themes of the two worlds. The personalities consider each other colleagues, and may even get in the way of each other. You can even let another personality step in when one personality doesn't want to work. This also solves the OOC problem that easily occurs during the author's writing process. It is a very interesting way of writing. (What does what that personality does have to do with me?) This book has no cps, but because the author's writing is so good, except for some cps that are too flashy in the original work (such as Winter Soldier, Hammer Base, Poison... Marvel, do you need to reflect on yourself? You are frightened by male ketone), the others can completely knock all the protagonists! Especially Batman x male protagonist and Iron Man x male protagonist! Very good! ! ! ! The psychological journey and transformation of Batman is particularly well written! The author seems to have a master's degree in psychology, and she is a female author, so she writes the scenes and psychological descriptions very well. There is no need to be afraid of the first-rate dramas like Dao Weird Fairy and Mysterious Resurrection, and the emotional drama relies on the defense. Having praised it so much, let me talk about its shortcomings. Let's talk about the chapters that I don't like very much. Coincidentally, I have a chapter in both Marvel and DC that I don't like very much. The Marvel chapter is U: The Infinity Incident. This chapter is very unfriendly to people like me who only know American comics through hearsay about movies and fan fiction, especially for people who have little understanding of concepts such as infinite universes and oaa. In particular, the male protagonist's greedy personality and his desire to seek death and build a Hall of Valor for mankind are really eye-catching. It has a very strong light novel style... The male protagonist's obsession is so deep that it makes readers sweat for him. After reading this chapter, my suggestion is to go see a doctor! Ah? Are you the doctor? That's okay (›´ω`‹ ) What I don't like in DC is the newly updated Professor and the Scream of the Lamb. To be precise, it's not that I don't like these two chapters. It's just that as a common sense person, I really can't understand the world of mental patients! ! ! ! (Screaming) What Da Chao said at the end really spoke to my heart! ! Two mentally ill men, without any control, were forced to harm each other in a very complicated relationship for four whole years! ! ! ! And you are just watching! ! ! ! ! Personally, I feel that this sentence is the one that makes me exhale the most in these two chapters. This is not called abuse of the master! This is called a CPU that is inhumane to my thinking! The key is that everyone in the comment area is still discussing who is right and who is wrong between Bat Boy and Professor... Come on, they are mentally ill! ! ! Stop trying to understand mental illness! I even thought for a time that it was my problem and that I was abnormal. I didn't expect the author to lie to me (tears). Sure enough, they were still abnormal! When I usually read novels, I don't really like the process of the two being interdependent and tormenting each other, because I don't know much about DC's Batman laws. Although I've read a lot of popular science, I still can't understand why the professor has to fight Cup Noodles in Gotham for four years... The previous chapters are actually okay. I personally understand that transforming Batman means transforming Gotham and saving the world, but these two chapters... Although they are indeed touching, they do have inconsistent views... Not very friendly to non-original fans_(:з∠)_Marvel next door has advanced to the universe, why are you DC still in Gotham! It's just a personal feeling. I don't know if the author herself thinks this way, or if she has to do this because of the advancement of the plot. I feel that although the male protagonist tries hard to get out of the quagmire of Gotham, he has to stay in Gotham and compete with Cup Noodles because of his relationship with Batman. Grinding_(:з∠)_The author has tried his best to separate them, but because of the character setting of Batman, it still doesn't work... In the end, it was with the help of Dachao and Lucifer that they were separated. How can I put it, the characters in the plot are too individual and I can't grasp the feeling... I prefer the chapters that change the world, such as Gotham Progress and The Three Detectives in DC, which perfectly show the dark charm of DC, and also give people a strange feeling that existence is reasonable. Although life is bad, everyone is working hard to live, and they also love their own city and life. Everyone is a madman, but everyone is also a guardian. There are many chapters in Marvel that change the world. Most of them are about the male protagonist using alien visitors and Maja Fake to make a fortune and make the earth's technology advance by leaps and bounds. After several major events, he can directly enter the interstellar world. It is very enjoyable to watch. I read that many people in the book review area like the plot of DC and think it is more in-depth. I hope the author will write more about DC. The author did not blindly listen to opinions and still wrote at his own pace. In fact, this is very good. DC is like a high-quality steak, and Marvel is like a bowl of refreshing salad. You will feel tired if you eat it alone. The combination of the two is perfect, and family fun lovers like me prefer the light-heartedness and joy of Marvel. I really applaud the author for his persistence. In addition, the author is a rare writer who has filled in all the holes he dug. For example, the system appeared at the beginning, but then it didn't appear at all. In fact, as someone who has watched a lot of system streams, I don't really care about this. After all, it only matters if the writing is good. But the author, like someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder, went around a lot to solve the hole at the beginning 😂 How should I put it, shocked and moved, deeply shocked by the author's perfectionism In short, this book is really a very good book. Due to the restriction of American comic book fans, it is not very popular, but it is definitely worth spending time to read it! ! ! ! When I have an idea, I will write a review after reading it! ! ! !

It was probably around the end of March this year. I was running out of books to look for, so I clicked on the daily guide again. "The Days of Being a Spiritual Mentor in American Comics" is the second time I have clicked on it, and the "Add to Bookshelf" button is gray. There is no doubt that it is another novel that I threw on the bookshelf to collect dust, and the reason for throwing it on the bookshelf is very simple. The introduction is a little pale, at least for the readers. For me, who has dabbled in many American comics, both the system and the guide to Batman have a strong flavor of cool writing. I believe that there are many book friends who were dissuaded by its original title and introduction, and I am fed up with the broken logic of the novel. However, gold always shines, and the performance of this book has also taken off in recent months, successfully ranking among the top three light novels. Although latecomers don't have to wait for updates, it is still a pity to miss the seedling stage of the author Shui Shuhu Club, especially the seedling stage of a talented author. Yu Mu Shao Rope, a newcomer to Qidian, has probably accumulated a lot of writing skills before stepping into the deep pit of Qidian. This is deeply touching. Proficient narration and delicate emotional analysis in prose, excluding Chinese majors and fans of ragged articles about the Republic of China, are not the performance a fledgling female writer should have in any case. But no matter what, this novel is worth talking about. (The following part may contain spoilers) The protagonist is a time traveler with a background as a psychiatrist. He is decisive and cold-hearted, and carries a line-up system. Yes, the later existence of this system is probably one or two line-ups. However, after the protagonist was given a certain ability to protect himself in the early stage, the system gradually faded out of the readers' sight. Traditional online novels need a system to provide "guidance" and "upgrade" incentives. The protagonist can even be said to be a "string opera" for the system. However, the systems of many novice novels are agents of the author and the majority of comic fans, and the homogeneity is very serious. In contrast, in this book, the protagonist hides behind the scenes, uses the knowledge of a psychiatrist, constantly wanders between black and white, and uses a chaotic gray but realistic and effective method to achieve his own goals. This is undoubtedly worthy of the label of "behind the scenes". Just the label of "behind the scenes" actually beats many American comic book fans. Without him, in recent years, there have been fewer and fewer good American comic fanfics. It is difficult to become popular in a small circle, and once it becomes popular, it is easy to prolong the plot, influence public opinion, and look forward and backward. Many American comic fanfics with good beginnings have this phenomenon to some extent, which is embarrassing. If you read some, as a bookworm who is familiar with many American comic books, I believe that many book friends will think of several novels for comparison like me, such as "The Days of Being a Superhero in American Comics". The novel "Superhero" left a deep impression on me, and it was also an inducement for me to gradually withdraw from American comic fandom, because in recent years, American comic fandom has become more and more water-filled... It is also a system fading out, and it is also a behind-the-scenes flow, but this book is different from the streamlined and structured flow of traditional online novels. It can even be said to be the pinnacle of behind-the-scenes flow in American comic fandom. It is a completely literary behind-the-scenes work. If "Superhero" only handles major events one after another, uses comics to raise the ceiling, and uses movies to draw up scripts, showing the protagonist's strategizing and the common flood of online stories, then "Being a Spiritual Mentor" pays more attention to the shaping of each main character. I have to mention here that the background of "Spiritual Mentor" is that the protagonist travels between the two worlds of DC and Marvel. The two worlds have different time flow rates. Many authors have tried to create fan fiction with mixed worldviews. For example, Jianwuxiu's "Still Humans of Earth" is a complete comprehensive film and a self-developed system. Although they have tried their best, it is still inevitable that there will be conflicts in the worldviews in the two works and the blurring of the portrayal of popular characters. Unlike many novice writers who try to mix American comics together, but in the end they fail to draw the opposite. Although it is divided into two worlds, "The Spiritual Guide" does not have the worrying plot gap at the beginning - that is, the problem that neither side can please. It is difficult for readers who like Marvel's optimistic humor and like DC's dark realism to have the same taste. The author's handling method, in my opinion, focuses on the protagonist's identity as a time traveler, and serves as a bridge of communication between the two worlds. It plays a key role in guiding and advancing the plot, causing unique changes in the development of the characters in the two worlds, and having a complementary effect. More importantly, in the process of contacting superheroes, the protagonist reflected on the arrogance of God's perspective through the integration of knowledge and action, and even gradually grew up with the characters around him. Showing the protagonist's reflection and promoting the protagonist's growth are an inevitable part of many online novels and even literary works. To put it bluntly, if the "characters" in the three elements want to fully play their role, they cannot escape the attraction and thinking brought about by the changes and development of the protagonist. Including when we read many works, we can see the psychological and behavioral changes of the characters in the novel, as well as the development trajectory of their fate, which reflects the theme of the article and the author's expectations. The same is true in life. Our experience and experiences make us change with each passing day, and thinking about why we live may be the meaning of being human. The "reflection" of the protagonist in this work is not just superficial, the kind of "perfunctory" that the author does in order to perfect the protagonist to enhance the sense of involvement and make it more enjoyable, but a "growth" that complements the psychological changes of the surrounding characters and the plot. Although the changes in the characters are difficult to separate from the events, it is still rare to be able to combine the social atmosphere and the environment with the group portraits of small people. So slowly, the humorous sentences and gloomy reality became more and more heavy and full of vitality. "Good people are rewarded with good things" and "good and evil cause and effect" are principles that the Chinese people have generally recognized since ancient times, and are also unshakable iron laws in many literary and artistic works. But have we ever considered that the principles that are truly practiced by everyone do not need to flow through history repeatedly; and what literary and artistic works call for may be exactly what reality does not have. If it is just a detailed and appropriate writing style, no matter how literary it is, it will eventually be separated from reality. Because the family fun of popcorn and melons may make people smile, or it may give people hope at its peak; but if you want to achieve "resonance", you must return to the earth and be in line with reality, so as to anchor silhouettes for future generations in the wave of the times. Reality is full of compromises. The corners of adults are filled with endless helplessness and unavoidable sighs. Where desire flows, there is no room for tears... I am very happy that the protagonist makes concessions to human nature and reality. I am very happy that the protagonist never forgives himself and stays alone. Of course, there is no doubt that the completely different styles of Marvel New York and DC Gotham are based on characters and group portraits (this is also the biggest problem with hybrid worldviews). After completely separating the two worlds, the author gave a good background (origin) supplement to the different folk customs of Gotham and New York as well as the differentiated psychological (thinking) logic of the characters. In other words, he used detailed and appropriate group portraits and colorful main characters to exaggerate the social atmosphere... Does it sound familiar? Yes, when reading this book, I remembered the day when I read "Lord of the Mysteries". Some people would say that "The Secret" not only has characters, but also an evocative plot. I have to say here that due to copyright issues and editorial department development issues, as well as the gradual increase in the influence of subsequent movies, the plot of American comics can be said to be a mess - a mess, and even to put it bluntly, I want to incorporate the world view of the movie into the comics or supplement those editors Surrendering to the imagination of sales is a self-contradictory and even fanciful thing. They have not been setting it up for a day or two, so many fans of American comics sincerely feel pain after picking up the pen. The predecessors dug holes and others stepped on them, and many readers also fell into the verbal criticism of the strong party. So here, at least for me, it is rare to see that the author has deconstructed and analyzed the social customs of American comics, and based on this part of the humanistic background, he has reshaped the mental processes and development changes of many characters... This is undoubtedly surprising. Readers can see that the protagonist participated in and changed the original trajectories of some tragedies, and gave some second-rate characters a new future and definition. Instead of just becoming a stepping stone for the protagonist in the novel, it is fun to let the stereotyped and labeled superheroes fall in love... The logical and self-consistent joys and sorrows of these "little people" all reflect the author's considerable research and thinking on the original work, rather than many newbies who started writing after watching a few movies. It is commendable that the author's psychological experience has given her a subtle emotional understanding of each character, and based on this, she has given each character the possibility of continuous change; combined with the description of the large and small environment, the rendering of prose culture and some Hollywood lens-like transition processing (I even wonder if Rope Rope also works part-time as a photographer). The description of the environment in many novels only provides readers with a basis for imagination, so that the fantasy and God's perspective in the mind will not be rootless. Sincerely speaking, it is very difficult to bring readers into this point, but reading "The Spiritual Guide" can be said to be a massage of scene imagination and a concert of resonance with characters (I had been a storyteller for a long time when the clown appeared). Maybe it's a big statement, I even saw the shadow of the squid in Shao Rope (but it's just a seedling). It's the same serious writing, the same continuous study of techniques, the same plot and characters. It's a blessing. I hope this book will get better and better.

The author's work made me firmly believe that online literature is not inferior to others. On the contrary, it is something that adapts to the times and was born with the development of technology. It's new, but it's not weak. It is the writing of this era, the writing of the people, and it must have a place in history. It is present and it is future.

First of all, I want to brag about this novel: this is a rare good book to start with. The author is outstanding from the starting point in terms of plot conception, plot advancement, character design, emotional rendering, environmental enhancement, and ideological guidance. I have read a lot of fan fiction, and apart from this one, there is only another one, "A Certain Magical Professor of Hogwarts", that can make me read without skipping words or paragraphs. Both of them are written in a fluent and smooth way, making the readers enjoyable and hearty after reading. I saw some book friends say that the author's writing style is a bit rusty in plot connection, but this is not comprehensive. There is a style in literary works that is stream of consciousness. If the link between the two worlds is described in too much detail, it will fall into the lower level. After all, the processing of words is said to leave blank space to add color. The author does not make sudden transitions or redundant descriptions when the world changes. This is originally a reflection of the author's proficiency in writing and has reached a state, at least surpassing most starting authors. Let's put it this way, this level of writing can be published in magazines or printed as physical books at home to experience and read. We like DC or Marvel, and we like fantasy worlds extended by characters and stories. Just like Gotham is an endless book, Marvel is an endless imagination. The author uses the perspective of a professor to contact the protagonists we know well, accompany them through their moments of transformation, watch, and give suggestions. From the perspective of the protagonist in this article and the objective perspective of a third party, we are fortunate to follow the author to outline some more flesh-and-blood characters and make up for some regrets, adding depth and interest to the story collision. All in all, reading this book can not only expose us to a wonderful story, but also make us think, even if it is a journey to review some thoughts of some literary works we have read. I am looking forward to the follow-up plot. I have tied it up and am offering monthly and recommended tickets. Looking forward to a more thoughtful world written by the author.

I feel that the author does not look like a newcomer when writing this book. His writing process is really perfect. In this book, I feel that plug-ins have basically no sense of existence. They do not occupy a large space like the system in other American comic novels or most online novels. Your protagonist is like a puppet of the system. He will do whatever the system tells him to do. It feels very uncomfortable. The protagonist is not like a living person, but like a puppet controlled by a high-dimensional being. At the same time, when the author is writing the storyline, he can handle a large number of plots and foreshadowing very well, and he fills in the holes later, so that no foreshadowing is useless. After talking about the good aspects of the writing in terms of ideas, my colleague felt that the author handled the process very well, including some environmental descriptions and lens changes. There is a montage feeling, and it feels like his camera switching is perfect. Man, if I watch it more slowly or with more editing, I can very well imagine the scene the author wants to portray. Although this may be my subjective feeling and not what the author intended, I feel that the picture really depicted is very perfect. The transformation of various shots and the response of the characters are so perfect. I think this is the author's first book. I don't think he is a new author at all. Instead, I think his scene description techniques are more like some movie scripts written by screenwriters, or some physical book authors. The writer did not limit the story to a very superficial level. The protagonist gets the plug-in, and then cooperates with the protagonist in the original work to defeat the weirdos one by one and show off. He handles the flow of these stories perfectly, making the protagonist not like a mentally retarded person with superpowers who only wants to show off, win in front of others, and do some very meaningless things. On the contrary, the author makes good use of the protagonist's identity as a psychology professor. He uses a lot of language, logical structures, and thinking levels to solve problems one by one. It will not be a deus ex machina, but allow all characters to be involved in the process, and everyone will perform their own duties to achieve a very good and extremely possible ending. All in all, I think this book is very well written so far. I also hope that the author is willing to spend this time and energy to continue to maintain this level of writing and keep writing. Finally, I would like to thank the author very much for bringing me such a beautiful online novel. I am indeed very grateful to the author.

This novel gave me the feeling that it made the characters stand out, especially in terms of character. For Stark and others, there is no direct description, but the character's growth, behavior, language, expression, etc. Have all clearly described the character's personality. For the protagonist Schiller, his erudite and powerful portrayal lies more in his communication with other characters. He faces all kinds of heroes without changing his expression and calls himself an "ordinary person". Perhaps only such a strong heart can build that miraculous temple in the mind; and for the dark and twisted side of the professor, unlike some other novels, it is too On the surface - it is only portrayed through some behaviors of the protagonist that go against ordinary people's cognition, and then through the mouths of some supporting characters, saying that the protagonist is a madman in the eyes of the supporting characters to create the dark side of the protagonist - but by teaching a series of clever and yet morally level plans so that readers can realize that this is a twisted and crazy black sun. It can be said that the author's grasp of the characters' personalities is as precise and beautiful as a craniotomy. In comparison, the characterizations in some other novels seem childish, deliberate and far-fetched. Take the dark side of the protagonist in many novels as an example. If the professor is a "joker", other novels give me the impression that the cerebellum is not fully developed and the brain is completely undeveloped. The arrangement of the plot does not seem to be boring in a single line, and the order of each information delivered to the reader is very careful. There is no boredom from an omniscient perspective. On the contrary, reading is like watching a movie, and you can also understand the ins and outs of everything. The author really understands the sequence of narration and backward narration. I divide a large chapter into three small chapters to make readers more likely to notice the author's deliberately refined sentences. At least I will pause and think at the last sentence of each chapter every time. After reading it, I thought about the plot again and again, and there was nothing too mind-blowing , which is rare. I have been looking for Marvel novels of similar quality for the past half month, but unfortunately there are none. When looking at some other novels from Qidian, one can tell at a glance that they are routine novels, just like assembly line products, changing the soup without changing the medicine, and putting old wine in new bottles. When reading, you have to work hard to lower your IQ to resist the poison. What's even more regrettable is that no matter what the subject matter is, this kind of assembly-line novels are the most common. Even the novels on the rankings have various problems and many places cannot stand up to scrutiny. Maybe this is also the advantage of writing Marvel fans. At least all the supporting characters are pre-existing characters, so there is no need to worry about their characters being unreasonable and unable to stand up to scrutiny. I hope the author will be faster. I can't sleep without reading the latest chapter. Well, it's one o'clock in the morning now.

I haven't finished chasing it yet, it's only around 1,000, and it happens to be the section where Schiller analyzes Bruce's illness. I think Sister Sheng's section is particularly well written. I saw this event and didn't know if I could participate. I wrote a little randomly to see if I could get the title. It's about whether Batman is autistic. Because I myself was given the same speech as Arrogant Schiller by a psychiatrist ("You can already imitate, no need for treatment"), so I felt a bit funny and a bit inexplicable about the desire to talk. (By the way, whether others want to hear it or not, I must say that this is also a symptom of the autism spectrum.) After reading some comments that mentioned Sister Sheng is a professional, I felt that some parts of the description were very obvious foreshadowing. When it was later mentioned that Schiller had savant syndrome, my first reaction was "Sure enough." Because I haven't caught up with the progress yet (I admit that I have forgotten it because of my fattening), so I will talk about the previous things. Regarding the autism spectrum of these two people, I only saw the parts that impressed me deeply. The first time I had this kind of doubt was due to the arrogant Schiller's emphasis on umbrellas and the confusion expressed by other readers about his behavior: "It's just an umbrella, do you care?" Friends, I have to say, very much. This is how autism understands the rules of the world. His cognition is largely a narrow imitation, which means that in his eyes, "everyone is like this" and "all decent people have a good handmade umbrella that can protect them from rain on rainy days" is an amazing iron rule that others cannot understand. When his rules are broken, autistic patients cannot understand this situation. At this time he will show anger and questioning. This is very obvious in autistic children (leading me to always feel that the origins of Schiller that I see now are all fake). There are many children on the autistic spectrum, even if they can pretend to make themselves look normal, they will be incomprehensible and unable to process because of the "rules" being broken. When doctors treat autism, they need to teach patients to express themselves, just for this situation. When you can say "I don't know why they are happy", it should be considered a very good situation. (The doctor will say that you are indeed on the spectrum, but I think you are fine, and I can't cure you here.) I haven't seen why he doesn't like broccoli. However, as Mr. Freeze often said, "shot at broccoli," I read books and information based on the doctor's explanation of why it couldn't be cured. After you learn to express yourself, you will soon learn to say you hate it instead of yelling. This is probably why Schiller's attitude towards broccoli is very simple and crude. Because the expression of "hate" is learned too early, the imitation of hate will have traces of childishness, so it will appear particularly exaggerated and irritable. As for Batman, in fact, the first time I felt there was a problem with this character was because of the original work. In fact, Batman's own autistic attributes are most obvious in his treatment of children in the original work. Once he has a dispute with children, he will do some very "rational" and bizarre behaviors, but when he loves children, he is very good and perfect to them (leaving aside many DCs who have gone crazy in the past two years). (As mentioned above, when I can't express myself, I start to get angry and yell.) The editor probably hasn't done any research in this area (not sure), so this may be the conclusion I came to when looking at him through colored glasses. 😭😭😭 (Batman also left out a paragraph in the comments below) 😭😭😭 Autistic patients have very weak responses to emotions, but they have normal intelligence and know how to avoid risks, so they pretend to be real people like an anthropomorphic person. When I was young, my skills were rudimentary. Learning other people's behaviors was like making a collage of torn photos. The edges of the pages were frizzy and full of flaws. Moreover, Youtong's physical strength cannot support him from pretending all the time, and his difference can be seen at a glance. As he grows older, this kind of imitation becomes more and more skillful. Batman's intelligence can support him to act like a normal person "when he wants to imitate". This is like feeding AI many photos of beautiful women. The larger the training sample, the more likely it is to get a perfect result, a beautiful skin that everyone can accept. This is the so-called recovery process of an autistic patient. He is not able to have feelings anymore, but he understands the principles of the birth of feelings, understands the mechanism of how feelings operate, and knows how to deal with other people's feelings. Just like doing math problems, the unknown numbers cannot be handled in childhood, but when you grow up, through derivation and more and more complex operations, you can find the final accurate answer. So here, for Batman, every time Schiller asks him a question, he is like a cancer test master, pointing out his imperfections and pointing out the errors in his answers. Batman wore a perfect human skin generated by the largest library to challenge Gotham, but Schiller came to him and said, no, the model you made cannot handle this problem. Shiller streamlined the model. Batman's process of searching for answers is like an AI, and Schiller is the one who solves the bugs in the model. In addition, I also particularly like the part where Sister Sheng describes his delusion. Once he encounters a target that is not properly imitated, he will start to delusion and use the delusion method to solve the problem. Then suddenly, a fictional patient is faced with a real, practical, truth-like solution, or the truth itself. Practice. Really like the background of this book. (But I don't know how to say more.) And... If possible, I hope everyone can take time to learn about the autism spectrum group (just treat it as extracurricular reading for Professor Schiller?). Artistic images like Rain Man and Chu Xuan are actually rare in the real world. Most of them are "personifications" that package themselves as ordinary people like Batman and Schiller in this book. (Regarding this, I am throwing two punches. If you don't like it, please skip the brackets. At first, people thought that autism was more common in men. Later studies found that most female patients were actually missed. I saw some studies that believe that this reason is that society "persuades" women more, and women are more likely to be evaluated as excellent "personifications", so they pretend to be more similar.) In short, if everyone finds that their children have similar symptoms, they must go to the doctor as soon as possible. (Late to talk, late to walk, fights with classmates, has no friends, doesn't know people, has a bad temper and doesn't listen, etc... Well, I'm not a professional, that's all.) I hope everyone with autism can become an excellent anthropomorphic person like Schiller and Bruce!

The emotions between Schiller and Bruce are too complex, and it feels like a little bit of everything can be mixed in (father and son, master and apprentice, teacher and student, Stockholm, similar but different)  (The following is my emotion when I read the chapter "The Killing Joke", I want to read it For specific analysis, you can skip + some strange screenshots)       Bruce Wayne in my eyes (here in this book) is really strange. His sensibility seems to have disappeared, meaning that what is left is "justice" and rationality. But isn't what justice needs most is sensibility? Then what he exercised is still considered "unjust justice" (after all, it's like reaching a critical point, no one knows whether he will explode.)  It's a self-answer. The question "Will Batman's unjust justice collapse" raised earlier is spent a lot of time in the following chapters. The description (from The Killing Joke to Jesus Is Alive, which took 54 chapters) made Batman fall into a "human" and become a real "Batman", allowing him to transform from the paranoid "injustice" born in the alley where his parents died to the "Dark Knight", and truly see the despair of Gotham - the craziest "reality". People's numbness and taking it for granted allowed this outsider, who was once the richest man and now a truck driver, to hear the whispers of "crazy" and laugh endlessly. There was no need to rely on the madness of the crazy virus. It seems that the Laughing Bat is about to be born, and the $100 (a gift from Mr. Licking) that gave him a push made him know that only madness can thrive in Gotham. Paranoia and madness are the lovers that lead him to fall, whispering and searching. The lover he dreamed of was full of life in the midst of decay - Gotham. The $100 was more like a lover's invitation and a devil's contract, making him fall continuously, but in the end he kept rising. (The professor felt he had stopped. He pushed him into the abyss while making him feel comfortable, and then made him feel uncomfortable again.  (The first part is the emotion of the second editor, I happened to see this at the time, and the following is the relationship analysis)  1. Overall structure Analysis  And Schiller pushed him into the abyss, but also redeemed him. He taught him earnestly, he set up a dragnet, he strictly adhered to the grammar of his essay, and he had "very high standards" for him. However, all of this is actually a kind of mental abuse (both of them). In any case, these are "two people." The story of madmen torturing each other.   He is jealous of his "opportunity to become a normal person", and he trusts and doubts him at the same time. The relationship between them is a bit like the old lion king and the strongest lion. He "teaches" him and suppresses him to maintain his "authority". (Paternal authority) But Bruce has never been Then he will not be impressed by him, he will only salivate at the application of his "psychology", and he must first learn and seize his status (learning psychology can also be said to be a real "master")    (However, Bruce, who is a genius in science, is not as good as his second son. After all, psychology is actually based on literature. Cos thought of applying)   Both of them are ambitious and extremely controlling. Neither will succumb to the other's beast, but both want to tame the other. But Bruce is still afraid of Schiller from the bottom of his heart, and Schiller is also afraid of DC's own son and does not want to be forced to have a relationship with him (but because of this). Because of the clown's law, he has long been unable to escape)   So, this is why I feel that their relationship is very complicated. For Bruce, their relationship is like drowning. The gasping for breath is a long-lasting relief for him, but he can only stay immersed in the deep sea, waiting for that moment in silence. Breathing. (It should not be the case in the later period, but it should be in the early stage) (Paternal control comes from the teachings of the biological father, and breaking the defense comes from the arrogance of oneself. Arrogance will never give in to others, and Batman will not, so he is constantly "pushing", like a shepherd driving his sheep to the grassland. And this shepherd People are jealous of their own lambs, so they use a little force when "pushing".)  ※※※Second, the important role of jealousy in this process  But what about Schiller? One aspect of his pain is his "jealousy". The original text is actually the serious one later. When he had a psychological allergic reaction and was in a daze, he hated his "talent" and was jealous and envious of "ordinary people". Their ordinaryness was his lifelong pursuit. Attached photo But Bruce gave up, he gave up the ability to be an "ordinary person". Suppressing his emotions, venting his violence and tyranny, he needs a place to vent his inner anger, and this is also a manifestation of his inner cowardice. In other words, "ordinary people" refer to people who have natural empathy, a certain moral bottom line, slow abilities, and a series of other things that are disgusted or inherent. The difference between Ruth and Schiller is that, for example, if they compare psychological development to physical development, Schiller is unable to develop, and Bruce is stunted. However, Bruce strives to move closer to Schiller, who cannot develop, and becomes a "logical and self-consistent psychopath." (So the mature bat is a good example. There is no doubt that they are similar and have things in common) (It's an interesting idea. In fact, Bruce regards Batman as his "real self", but Bruce's original identity has become an identity not worth mentioning. This also reflects his disdain for becoming an "ordinary person". At the same time, I guess Thinking that his "Batman" is also a "false self", used to protect himself as a young but powerless child, the shadow in the deep alley never seems to be far away from him)   Bruce has worked hard to become Batman, and does not care about the identity of "Bruce" as an "ordinary person", and does not want to let himself go at all. Becoming an "ordinary person", while Schiller's lifelong dream is to become an "ordinary person", is like ruining and trampling on his dream. Bruce wants to be Batman and become a "madman like Schiller", so Schiller's jealousy is normal (just like a terminally ill person who still wants to be cured). When a patient sees a patient with milder symptoms than himself, he does not want to save himself, but wants to make his condition worse. This is a very rude behavior for a patient and directly angers him - "You still have hope, but I don't.")   (Jealousy is very important, but I feel it. Jue is rarely mentioned in the analysis of their relationship ratio, because this is a very important boosting force during the period of mutual torture, or a process quantity. Of course, in the end, his inner jealousy should be eliminated with the emergence of "mediocre")   ※※※ 3. Summary of the end of the incident  But Schiller still made Batman a "human" (even though he changed back, referring to the eternal life of Christ, in order to prevent Wei Yixiao). Personal guessing, regardless of other plot factors, I feel that Schiller is both in love with and jealous of Bruce, and loves him because he wants him to become an "ordinary person" "Jealousy is the killing of self-emotion, castrated sensibility and empathy. Schiele is a sculptor, polishing Bruce and shaping him. (He can choose to use a little more force when polishing, so...)  But the role of Bruce on Schiele cannot be ignored either. When they torture each other and polish each other, they are also affected by each other (in turn, the effect of breaking the defense and allowing him to gain normal human emotions is mutual) So they are both a father and son, and a professor and Batman (As a result, he ran to find the big bat later. Oh, the little bat is really pitiful.) (It was adapted based on my reaction after reading "The Killing Joke" and "The Eternal Life of Jesus". I actually found that I predicted a bit, and it is easy to get hurt after reading it)

The first time I saw this book was in the daily recommendations. At that time, some book readers were bored and flipping through the daily recommendations, and finally discovered this book. At that time, the book only had 140,000 words. Because I am picky about reading books, I basically don't read books with less than 10 words, because you can roughly see the whole story of a book with 100,000 words. The introduction of this book attracted me, and since the word count met the target, I put it on my bookshelf without hesitation. What I was thinking at the time was: Batman was absent for some reason, and other members of the Bat Family found the protagonist through some methods, and discovered that the protagonist was not only a person related to criminals, but also Batman's professor and mentor. I find this scene very interesting when I think about it. I still think about it occasionally, although it will definitely not happen according to the development of this book. To go a long way, I was shocked when I saw the content of this book. The author's writing style and conception amazed me. 80% of the novels are written just to make a living, just looking for some ideas; 15% of the novels are written because of the writer's talent. Most of them are not very good in writing, just like passing accounts, but their wonderful content masks this; 4% of the novels are written because of the writer's talent. It is said that they do not have such strong inspiration, and can only modify the boring content through gorgeous writing, and some of them will be regarded as hydrology; while the last 1% of novels use unlimited inspiration and ideas to form content, and then modify it with gorgeous writing, and this becomes the basis of Fengshen novels. In my opinion, this novel already has the hope of becoming a god, and I hope the author will continue to work hard.

This is a rare novel that made me think again. It can be predicted that as long as the author maintains this level and continues to update, becoming a god is inevitable. As a bookworm for many years, although short-form novels are still popular nowadays, Fengshen's novels are still those that can make readers think. Of course, there is a reason for the enduring popularity of Xiaobaiwen. It is because people are looking for a way to relax themselves and rest their minds in the hard social life. But I think a good novel should still be helpful to people—that is, one that allows readers to reflect and think about themselves while reading novel and ups and downs stories. Of course, authors who control this degree rarely can sometimes cause some readers to resent preaching. Therefore, resonance, admiration, and exquisite writing techniques are the keys to determining a good book. And this book, although the title has not been changed and still smells like a studio, this book has indeed revealed the potential of a great master. For example: the description of Gotham and the characterization of the characters all show us a Gotham under the control of gangs in the literal world. The story is filled with the dark and gray tone of DC Gotham under the mist, rain and fog, which makes people addicted to it. So far, the latest chapter has finished describing the social structure of Gotham. Schiller has already made his mark in Gotham, and the initiative is already in his hands. In today's chapter 56.57.58, Our protagonist Schiller came to Marvel again and began to describe the first villain Spider-Man encountered, Dr. Conrad (Dr. Lizard). Dr. Lizard chose revenge on Stark for the interrupted experiment and his ideal of saving others. In the conflict between the pros and cons, both sides are recognized by Spider-Man as a good person. The little spider's view of good and evil is impacted by the facts, which confirms Schiller's statement that there are no absolute good and bad people in the world. I couldn't help but think of a saying: Nothing in the world is ever black and white. A criminal bad guy may actually have his own family and may have children who are doted on and are gentle to his family. Of course, I am not saying this to excuse the criminal, but to objectively describe a possibility - human beings are multi-faceted creatures. In the eyes of the little spider, Dr. Conrad is a good person who works hard to cure other people's disabilities. The same is true for Stark, for the sake of a safer life for others and to make up for his mistakes caused by selling weapons in the past. So the author wrote [There is no winner in this war between good guys]. But in fact, the analysis of the war between good guys is most likely due to public opinion's remarks about Stark, which led Dr. Conard to believe that the interruption of cooperation with the military was entirely Stark's responsibility. But it is also possible that Dr. Conard knew and understood that the reason for the interruption of cooperation was the actions of the military, but he still attributed the blame to Stark and chose the relatively weak side that he could retaliate against... I think this is also a possibility that Dr. Conard was thinking before the attack. It is a transfer of hatred that cannot be vented. Of course, there is also the reason why Stark has always had a reputation for being willful. This picture made me feel the horror of public opinion and the oppression of people by the violent institution of the military. It is expected that after the description of DC society comes to an end, the subsequent updated chapters will begin to describe the social structure of Marvel. It gradually describes to us the author's own thoughts on the birth of superheroes and the growth of heroes in these social backgrounds. Superheroes are inherently a provocation to the government's prestige. This is the consequence of the fact that the government in American comics cannot fulfill its duty to protect the people. ——Looking forward to future updates.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    .

I think the best thing about this book is that because of the author's strength, even if the reading progresses to the point where you are not interested or don't want to read it, as long as you wait a little longer, there will be a good show, literally a good show. As long as you have patience, you will never be disappointed in the end.

After reading the novel, I couldn't help but want to write something, especially my own feelings. (The final interpretation of the novel belongs to the author, I only express my personal opinion.) After reading the part so far, I think this is the best American comic fan novel I have ever read. To be honest, I first read this novel because of the shortage of books. The title of the book was not intuitive at first, but after reading the introduction, I thought it was worth reading, so I got into it. Once I entered the pit, I never got out again. I deeply felt that this was a good book that was delayed by the title. When I first watched it, I thought the protagonist relied on the system's ability to "kill everyone" in the two universes. As a result, the system became a little transparent, and the protagonist completed a series of feats with his own brain. First of all, the protagonist's first impression and intuitive thoughts about Gotham and its future villains made my eyes light up. I never thought that the protagonist can use his own advantages in this way. Psychology, marketing, urban management, and even conspiracy are all at hand. Such a protagonist makes me deeply appreciate the power of knowledge and the light of wisdom. The author's writing style is also very good, and the exquisite description makes people unable to put it down. The image and psychological shaping of the protagonist also made me really like the protagonist. This novel reflects the author's understanding of American comics. I think his understanding of heroes is profound, and the author's knowledge and wisdom are unparalleled. If you don't have depth and knowledge, you can't write about Gotham's Black Pyramid, you can't write about original Marvel events, you can't write about Gotham's transformation plan, you can't write about scheming cases, and you can't write about a protagonist full of charisma. The author did not deprive the original American comic characters of the description, and even described more important events. The decent villains have online IQs and behave naturally, which reflects the author's superb writing skills. (I'm just blowing a rainbow fart, praising the author for being great, don't argue) The black sun is a perfect word to describe the protagonist. He sees through people's hearts and doesn't give warmth or light, but he is the sun, bringing hope. He is not justice but is better than justice. (Personal understanding, don't use force when it comes to strength) For Gotham, he brings hope of changing Gotham and finding a direction to establish order in the quagmire. Such a plan is crazy to normal people, but for Gotham people, this is hope. Such a plan will not make Gotham better, but it will not make Gotham worse. Maintaining stable order is exactly what Gotham people need. I also benefited a lot from the protagonist's guidance to a series of characters. Changes in thinking will produce qualitative changes. The growth of Spider-Man and Batman both benefited from the guidance of the protagonist. This is a very real description. Readers who don't read American comics but have a little knowledge (especially myself, for example, I know Batman, but don't understand how he grew up to be Batman) will not have trouble reading it, and can fully feel the personality charm of the original American comic characters.        ，，，٩(๑`▽´๑)۶ ！ (ง •̀_•́)งCome on

Why is Schiller Rodriguez a god? In this regard, we want to talk about how other characters in "The Days of Being a Spiritual Mentor in American Comics" are different from God. The first is Bruce Wayne, who committed the sin of pride. As soon as he saw God at the scene of the crime, he smiled disdainfully, but little did he know that such an arrogant vigilante was destined to not go far. This is also true. After joining the psychology department of Gotham University led by God, his academic level has been declining, leaving everyone behind. In the end, even random people have a higher level of psychology than him. In comparison, God is very humble. "I am an ordinary person" and "Afraid of broccoli" are the mercy left by God to mortals. It is not that God has no strength, but he just doesn't want to make his opponents despair through too perfect performance, so he deliberately doesn't use it. It's ridiculous that some people don't understand God's good intentions and even use these things to ridicule God. I advise you to take care of yourself. --- Then there is Tony Stark who committed the sin of anger Because he did not trust psychology, he weakly attacked God verbally, and screamed anxiously after being defeated by God in terms of money, ability, and father. This goes against God's words: "I think a genius can control his emotions very well, right?" So God punished him, and Tony Stark was forced to pay a sky-high bill. Even Jarvis was criticized by God. Even if he opened his eyes and became the Iron Demon, he was still played by God, and finally collapsed. --- Then there is Hugo Strange, who committed the crime of laziness He thinks he has understood the truth about the operation of the world, so he creates his own machine hypnosis method. In addition, what everyone doesn't know is that when Strange was pointed away by God's floating crutch, he closed his eyes and thought about all this. The picture he saw in his mind was God under the black sun. At that time, God told him: "You can only go here, not beyond." However, God's persuasion not only did not let him get lost, but he even dared to continue to challenge God's majesty. So God sent down his punishment, and Strange finally convinced God under a series of events, and finally converted to God, founded the Sanctuary, and became one of the Three Giants. --- Then there is Jonathan Crane, who committed the crime of jealousy Jonathan, who was defeated by God many times, but never failed in his words, was secretly jealous of God. After developing an antidote that he thought was powerful, he even dared to say to Bruce Wayne, God's direct disciple, "Save Gotham or catch the criminals." So, in the most valuable competition, the "Batman Dilemma", he was defeated head-on by God. However, after he finally converted to God and practiced God's will, God promised Jonathan that he could enter the professional group of murderers. --- Finally, Natasha Romanov, who committed the sin of lust, relied on her proud figure and skills, as well as a little experience and psychological knowledge, to challenge God without overestimating her ability. Although Shen, who had decided to retire at this moment, didn't want to take care of it at first, in the end he still cared about the cause of psychology and used some means to bring the illness out and teach this woman who did not know her own abilities well. In the end, Natasha also shut her mouth and left the world.

How to put it this way, I have been reading novels since the fifth grade of elementary school, and the first one I finished reading was "Swallowing the Stars." It took me half a year to finish the book. I didn't understand it at the time, but I enjoyed reading it. Then I read it again and again and again many times. My mother caught me reading it all night long many times, because all I had read before were publications like "Ghost Stories" and "Cowards". When I came into contact with Swallowing the Stars, I was dumbfounded. It turned out that novels could be written like this. I couldn't understand it, but I was greatly shocked. The novel world view and world structure in the book opened the door to a new world for me, and I became completely obsessed with novels. But I don't know since when reading novels became a dispensable thing for me. At first I thought it was my own problem, but later I found out that it was a problem in the market. Nowadays, most novels are following the trend, and there are some good books among them. However, once the trend is over, most authors will immediately cut the books, which makes people angry but helpless. Until yesterday, I found this book in the daily guide. At first, I just wanted to expand my bookshelf to avoid a shortage of books. As a result, I stayed up late last night and couldn't bear it until I put down my phone at about 2 o'clock, because I had something to do the next day. Today, after I finished my work, I rushed to finish this book. I found that I seemed to have returned to the time when I first came into contact with online literature. This is a good book. Although this book has some minor problems, it cannot hide the fact that it is a good book. This book is a wonder among fan fictions. Its quality and content far exceed most other fan fictions. This is not a book about the author's self-obscension, but a classic that can be engraved in people's hearts. I like this book very much. Thank you very much for sharing your story with me or us. At the same time, I shamelessly want to make two requests to you: First, please maintain the quality, and second, please don't be a eunuch, even if it's unfinished, don't be an eunuch. Thanks again🙏

Rating: Xiancao Personal rating: 95+ Short comment: I have read a lot of American comics recently. I think if you can only read one American comic type article at the beginning, this is it. The author is very knowledgeable. When I first read this book, I just thought the writing was really good. I probably got a perfect score for the college entrance examination, but I didn't have a deep feeling about the author's characterization. When it comes to Iron Man's transcendence, it even feels like a deus ex machina. It's incomparable with the previous scene of Penguin Detective. When I saw The Passion of Thor, I just thought, wow, the strong sense of drama is more perfect and more touching than the character arc arranged in the movie. Then, following the three chapters of Hollywood in 243, aside from the gorgeous writing skills, I think this is definitely the best Batman plot from the starting point, even comparable to the best comic plots. This is probably the result of both talent and hard work.

It's so cool, so cool. I'm impressed by the second volume. It's about 5 million words and explains the bat out of the nest, DC's weirdness and change, and Marvel's magnificence. It's still a collection of writing. From the third volume onwards, the styles of the two universes are interchanged. I don't really want to say that much. In the author's words at the end of the second volume: Respect literature! ! ! Respect TM's literature! ! !

A good work is like a glass of fine wine that deserves to be savored carefully, but this book is different. It was born in the era of online novels and carries the unique fast food format of this era, just like when you have eaten thousands of French fries, which fries do you eat again one day that are salty and crispy? Why do we read novels? Maybe everyone is different, but for me, I read novels for pleasure and relaxation. When I saw Schiller writing about the reimbursement budget and Fury looked sideways at it and everyone was dumbfounded, I knew that this book was for fun. If it can make people laugh and find it interesting, then this is a successful novel. As the plot progresses, the author uses strict yet absurd, bold and slightly absurd logic to show us a world where no one is the same, and we all know that all of this is a misunderstanding. The cause of all this is that our protagonist Schiller wants to have some fun, haha. To be honest, I have been reading online literature for so many years, and I have read it over and over again in various writing styles. This is one of the few online literary novels that I think I should read.

It's like————Using the neon at night as the base note, using the gentle cold wind as the top note, the boundless rainstorm is intertwined, filtered through the glass of high-rise buildings, making the lights in the world dim, and making the rain color have the sharpness of metal. I watch you dance under the lightning and dark clouds, on the flow of people and light and shadow. The more you dance, the more realistic you become, and the more you dance, the crazier you become.

Recently I watched Rocky II, and in view of the personal reply from Sister Sheng, I rewatched the story of father and son. It is not inferior to the special effects and full plot, and even has a long lasting charm in terms of emotional foreshadowing... Mr. Sheng, it is really high! The last time I read this book, I stopped because it was updated to Justice Farm at that time. Because there were less than 100 chapters left, I was afraid of being caught up in the dilemma of chasing a certain general manager's book, and I was busy with college affairs, so I had to shelve it. When I come back to read it now, oh, there are more than 10,000 daily updates for a year, and more than 2,000 chapters... I have to sigh Master Rope! Hard! This book is one of the most impactful in terms of knowledge and thinking that I have read since I was seven years old, including some elaborations on philosophy and psychology, which gave me great inspiration. Each character in it seems to be truly endowed with spirit, and with all the characters so full, the protagonist is still The old one is not inferior at all, and even beats many fan characters with a fan base. For example, after I went to college, I accidentally talked about Marvel with someone because of Loki II. After learning that both of us read online novels, we tested each other. Very good, we are both Ximen believers... The rope master is tall and hard! (Master's face Since I have started reading again, according to past practice, I should start to review the earlier chapters. Unsurprisingly, I should start from Schiller's "escape" journey. By the way, I will record the ending of various major events that I find shocking in this post. By the way, I will slowly resubscribe. I wish that my update speed will never catch up with Sister Sheng's update progress. I don't care, Shengmen 😏

Schiller's life experience has been filled in. The summary is that the original soul and the original body were separated, and the original soul traveled through time, but the original body was occupied by another Soviet soul. Before the original soul came back, he went crazy and made trouble, and got rid of the two most troublesome Doomsday and Laughter I didn't expect that soul travel could fill in the hole like this, although it is a bit outrageous but reasonable The disadvantages of soul travel are gone. Although filling in the hole is a bit long, it is not bad Currently I am looking forward to how the doctor will fill in the hole. Is it God? Or just an ordinary human being? I hope it's the latter. It's too boring to say it's God. Great and ordinary human beings fit the theme very well

I saw it on a pirated website in high school. I followed it until chapter 1,800. I felt embarrassed that I was doing it for free, but as a poor student, I had no money. Now that I have money during my summer internship, I made up for the previous subscription 😌😌😌

I don't have a good basic knowledge of the world of American comics. I even went to Baidu to find out who the characters are so that I can have a sense of immersion I know a little more about Marvel, but I am limited to Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Sorcerer Supreme, Thor and his brother, Black Widow, etc. DC is even less, Batman and the Joker; But this is not a problem I didn't take it seriously at first, but finally entered the Rope Gate. I really want to give this book to everyone who loves reading novels It's been a long time, and I haven't looked back much. Occasionally I stopped reading, but when I think about it again, I can still recall many moments that impressed me: Talking about Jarvis; Iron Man's promotion (it can be said that the main plot that made me decide to follow the update); the changes of Thor and Loki; the shining stars of mankind; the great reconstruction of Gotham; the plot about the Soviet Union and the red is also a point of interest to me; ordinary people are immortal; more importantly, Schiller's thinking tower setting, various personality settings, amazing; Oh, by the way, Schiller released Tom Schiller to disrupt the universe. I was also deeply impressed Fun; red; human progress; people making the best use of each other; the mastermind behind the scenes; falling in love and killing each other;... Etc., Etc., Which hit many of my favorite points in reading (I often imagine that if there is a super power, it would be wonderful to directly turn the novel into a movie in its original flavor) - I remember the time when I watched Beyond Big Events and I was still fascinated by it. I sighed a lot and the logic is not good, so I will make do with it and write it down.

Hiss, the plot is developing in a strange direction. Although I know it's not an immediate, it's so easy to think wrong. I'm really curious about what the scene will be like. Can I see the eldest father's charm blossoming directly? 😏😏😏 I'm not pure anymore.

The article is very long, and I was a little discouraged by my already meager spare time. Because it resonates with Batman, I decided to read it as a fanfic. Very well written. As the professor expressed in the article, he hopes that his content will be of "profound value". ------ Writing a book review on my mobile phone, typing is hard, but I want to express myself. And I saw that the book reviews in the book circle praised it comprehensively and had something to say, but my head was empty, so I chose a strange angle. —————— When watching, I always passively assume Bruce's perspective. I lament that the author is really knowledgeable about psychology and has a thorough understanding of psychoanalysis-related content. Countless times I have thought about seeking help from a psychological counselor from the psychoanalytic school. But because of the domestic situation and high prices, I chose to solve it myself. Professor Reading's teaching process of Bruce solved many problems for himself in disguise. I didn't realize it at all at first, but gradually I got out of the vicarious perspective and discovered that in the process of the professor's "treatment/education" of Bruce, I also received it. Current results: Good mental state The figures of Jung, Freud, Lacan, etc. Are looming in the text The author puts this knowledge that I have known for a long time into the actual world where the characters in the book live. I understand that I have only learned these contents, and they are far from truly understanding, let alone understanding, and there is no need to apply them. I'm like a gorilla with a machine gun. —————— Conclusion While reading this novel, I reviewed the previous books. By the way, I am already reading Marx's works.

It's really nostalgic to think back to the days when I first learned about this book and was confused by the madman as soon as I drove the old Ford. The lamb chapter serialized at that time was so exciting that it excited the ladies who were cooking, so it gave me some rather wrong first impressions of the book. (Eye movement) But fortunately, this wrong impression allowed me to survive the beginning and allowed me to read such a great online article. After chasing books for so long, I certainly have a lot of memories, but what I remember most is Sister Sheng's first anniversary summary. At that time, I was still a struggling high school student and a dormitory student. I had no money and no time to read novels, but I was too anxious to sleep. Then I chose a particularly stupid method. I secretly took the mp3 to school and hid under the quilt to read novels at night. At that time, I happened to see this article by Sister Sheng, and then I read it by the way. To be honest, the plot is so shocking that I had various emotions while watching it. However, only that day, when I saw in the speech that Schiller was born with imperfections, he was not perfect, and could never become perfect in his lifetime, I burst into tears. I will indeed never have a parent who loves me and dotes on me, and I will never have a wonderful childhood. No matter how I pretend, if I don't love you, I just don't love you. I won't have a warm and cheerful personality, nor will I be energetic. If I don't have it, I won't. No matter how much I hypnotize myself, this is what I care about, and I am obsessed with what I didn't get. My character and my family are just like Schiller's autism. No matter how much I disguise it, I can't become the perfection I imagined. However, Sister Sheng's words seemed to have power. I read the summary several times and calmed down. Thinking about it now, this novel has really changed me a lot, and I seem to have become more powerful. I can really think about and apply some of the psychological knowledge mentioned in the book. This is really useful for a little idiot like me who can't read psychology books. Finally, I would like to express my love to Sister Sheng and congratulations to Baimeng!

The original god hope Le is an advanced version of Constantine. He took advantage of being a reborn person and committed suicide by defrauding a lot of money from ghosts and ghosts. He inherited it and gave it to his summoned brother hope Le. The superego that appeared in hope Le created a system to summon and deceive other personalities in order to avoid being greedy and embezzling the inheritance. On the first night of time travel, because Death in the DC world wanted to write hope Le's name in the notebook, the superego had to collect money and run away to Marvel, so he had to travel between places while sleeping. But there are still some logical questions: Is inheritance bound to the body? Because the soul of the original god is gone and the energy is still in the body, he can inherit it only after he appears. But in this case, why not commit suicide first, and then use magic to let another trustworthy person occupy his body? Why go to the trouble of summoning a strange hope Le? This situation is not much different from the current situation, because the soul of the original god is gone, and now the body is still occupied by other souls. For a being like Lucifer, you can tell at a glance. Is there any book friend who can answer my question?

The first thing to note is that there is more than one clown - in fact, we have seen clowns in many universes. Although these clowns have a lot in common, it is obvious that we cannot integrate these clowns into one personality for analysis during psychoanalysis, so here I have chosen the one we are most familiar with for analysis: Jack the Truck Driver. Ever since Jack was active in Gotham, he has always considered himself a clown. The identity of clown has many aliases in history, such as buffoon and jester, but all of them are always characters that make people laugh. Jack would consider himself a clown, so naturally this meaning is indispensable. But in addition, the word clown has another meaning: when everyone is flattering, the clown, the jester, is the only character who can point out the truth in front of the king without offending the king. So, who is the "King" of Gotham's Jack the Clown? There is no doubt that it is "Bat". In fact, the ultimate goal of almost every activity of the Joker points to Batman. The series of criminal activities he launched in Gotham are actually the clown's burlesque for his king, and this series of burlesque itself points to a truth that Batman is unwilling to admit but must be pointed out: he himself is also a madman. From this perspective, the Joker has a weakness that others do not have: dependence. The Rigoletto relies on the King, and the Joker relies on Batman. So it is conceivable that losing Batman is a devastating blow to the Joker himself. When Bruce Wayne cured his illness and gave up his identity as Batman, the Joker also gave up his title and switched to his real name - because he lost the king, the Joker also lost the meaning of his existence. The above is my psychoanalysis of Clown Jack. I would like to thank Professor Schiller for his careful teaching and Mr. Jack for his strong support in this analysis. This is the end of my paper.

I have been reading this book for three or four days. If I had read other books, I would have read at least one million words. Some of the more experienced people can even finish two million words But for this book, I only read 4.9% Of it in three days! It's really awesome, the amount of information is huge, but it's not boring at all, there are a lot of foreshadowings, and the clues are clear.