Operating Batman from the Start

I personally don't really understand the meaning of Batman's non-killing. After the villain is defeated, he always escapes from prison and continues to rob banks and do bad things. Then continue to be captured by Batman. The most important thing is that the laws of Gotham City cannot judge villains. Except for the clown who cannot be killed, other villains will not appear in the second generation as long as they are killed.

Did it still end badly? I can only say that it is expected. Leaving aside the card-playing story, in my opinion, this book is the same as the first Giant of Light. It uses a lot of jokes and passable writing to cover up the holes in the plot and characters, especially in terms of characters. In these two books, except for the protagonists, everyone is a waste, a shocking tool man, and a salted fish called 666. As for the villains, they are all tool men who cause trouble. They are shocked, beaten, and then yelled that it is impossible. As for the plot, it is probably that the villain comes out to cause trouble for no reason - a burst of self-feeling bragging - pressing the positive side's waste to the ground and rubbing - one's own waste is desperate to heighten the atmosphere - the protagonist appears and beats the villain who is still feeling good about himself - both the positive and negative sides are shocked and shout that this is impossible 666, and this cycle continues. This is a tacky third-rate routine. If the writing wasn't decent, it would really kill me. But what makes this book interesting is that all the characters are tool people. The superheroes are pure tool people, the protagonist is a tool person for playing games, and the others are pretentious and foil tool people. There is no one like this who makes the final character creation of a novel look like a krypton gold mobile game.

The structure is not big. DC can treat Batman as a god, but you can't. There are too many descriptions, and it feels like other heroes are dispensable. So what's the point of your system? You might as well just write about traveling through another world and my alter ego is Batman.

This book is so well written, and the heroic characters portrayed are so charming. I like to read fan fiction related to American comics because I want to see the hero turn the tide, rather than the story of the protagonist spending money on a girl to show off.

How about writing about Yu-Gi-Oh!, I already have the subject matter in mind. Traveling through the duel link, I found out that I was the villain, so I set strict requirements on myself: Don't talk about candles in the wind, don't let the opponent lose blood, and don't be beautiful. Dazi: Come and purify this world with the God of Oliha Gang. The protagonist thinks of this guy who was so bullied: Get out of here with the a** on Can Zhu's mouth in the wind. Malik: I have the power of the Winged Dragon, follow me. Protagonist: The idiot who dares to face Pharaoh Yanyi is thinking shit. Tapiliang: Become my servant, and I will appoint you as the Great Priest of Darkness. Protagonist: Being able to take one of Guangchuang's moves means you are tough.

There is a lot of nonsense, it is always watery, there is no main line and I don't know what to do. The author seems to have no outline and writes whatever comes to mind.

It doesn't look good after entering the universe. It seems that there is no outline.

If this novel is not popular, I will directly donate the 300 yuan in my starting pocket to the author.

I just came back after seeing some people liking my chapter. I just want to say run, run, the rest of the chapter is messed up, and it's the kind of mess that can't be improved. Don't fall into this pit.

Batman is so handsome. I have played Arkham 4 and double-played Arkham Knight yesterday. I highly recommend it.