The Night Doctor Joins Marvel

Many plot points could have been prevented or even changed if the protagonist had known the story beforehand, but the author simply forced the original plot forward due to a lack of imagination. It's a real shame, and the story feels bland and uninteresting.

This book is truly toxic. I don't understand why it's supposed to be about the Dark Knight but instead adds a Super God Academy? You have an angel in your head as a cheat code, and you still have privacy? Then there's a bunch of serums you're not researching properly, but instead learning magic? Is Marvel magic something you can mess with? I just don't understand a bunch of things.

This time seems perfect for a drink, followed by a cold, calculating speech, laced with sinister undertones—a speech about politics, order, friendship, and power. But speeches are only necessary for the right occasion. Now, it's time to act.

This is disgusting! Jinbing was about to kill you, and you let him go. I instantly lost all desire to go downstairs. The plot is being forced forward.

Michael, the only connection between your unquestionable intellect and the disease that has destroyed your family is that everyone in your family, including you, uses knowledge to justify this pathology. You sometimes see the mind as an irresistible weapon, or an inescapable curse. I think that's because the only concept that's hard for you to grasp is controlling your own mind.

Self-indulgent fantasies, everyone he sleeps with is a virgin, an innocent girl. Even if she has friends, it's her first time sleeping with someone. Is this pure fantasy? Well, everyone knows what Americans are like. Besides, you're bringing in a work by Super Soldier, and even lumping all the settings together. Okay, it's not a big problem, but I don't know how to describe it. The beginning was fine, but the later parts were really unreadable.

Stop pretending! You knew your loved ones were in danger and deliberately didn't protect them, only to cry crocodile tears after something bad happened. You act like you've sacrificed so much for the world because of some vampire gene, but wasn't it your own choice to use that serum? There are so many serums available, why did you have to choose the vampire bat one? Isn't that all your own fault?

Verdict: This is pure self-indulgent writing. If you haven't read Doctor Bat, a niche Marvel or DC comic, you'll likely have no idea what the author is trying to say.

It's really frustrating to see things forcibly suppressed in certain areas. Even though there's a super powerful magic like the Mirror Space, it's just not being used. Not only did they force a 50/50 match against Green Goblin, but they also brought in a cop to save the day at a crucial moment. It's disgusting; they just wanted to fill the gaps for the sake of filling the gaps.

I couldn't continue after reading over two hundred chapters. While the early chapters had some bright spots, the author's skill was still too shallow, and their life experience was insufficient. Later on, both the depth of the plot and the character development tended to become chaotic. There were many ideas and the scenes were sprawling, but the pacing was poor. Many later plot points felt awkward, failing to evoke resonance or deep thought.