American Comics: Forced to Join the Ranks of Heroes

I feel outrageous when I see the arena. Batman has a no-kill policy against criminals. I can accept that he would use Bruce Wayne's identity to find a sparring partner, but the way to find a sparring partner is to fight endlessly in the octagonal cage and kill people! It feels like a joke

Let me share my views on the no-kill principle First of all, a big reason for no-kill in the DC universe is because villains need to be reused. Secondly, I think it is right for superheroes not to kill. They have their own ideals and bottom lines, and they cannot execute criminals at will for the sake of justice. If this is possible, anyone can act chivalrously in the name of justice. Injustice Superman's darkening was caused by killing people. It is not the responsibility of heroes to execute criminals, and heroes have no right to execute criminals. It is enough to arrest the criminals and send them to a place that has the right to try and punish them. But don't complain if my protagonist kills someone who deserves to be killed. You can't spend the entire book like a holy mother, thinking about not killing the enemy when life and death are at stake. This is completely illogical. As long as I didn't write about the protagonist holding a machine gun and shooting innocent people on the street, killing people indiscriminately, then don't scold me. Think of it as a "sacrifice" to rationalize the plot.

I haven't seen this setting if the mission fails. I haven't seen it for a long time.

I don't like superheroes not killing, but I don't object to their non-killing behavior either. Superheroes don't kill people, they only send villains to prison, and then the villains come out and continue killing people. Some people will blame superheroes for not killing villains. Actually, the problem here is not that superheroes don't kill, but that the state doesn't kill. Even the Joker deserves to be shot ten thousand times. The state just imprisoned him in a mental hospital, so the problem lies with the country, not with the superhero's non-killing behavior. Not every villain is a gangster or a kite man. If most villains would be executed, then superheroes would have retired long ago.

The no-kill principle is nonsense, and killing villains is not illegal. The United States' right to self-defense is stronger than ours. The other party threatens your life and doesn't fight back. Even if there is a case of Brother Long in our country, why is killing villains so serious? And you can also use the Castle Act to kill people. Wind can enter and rain can enter, but the king cannot enter. I don't understand what those who are afraid of killing think.

The poison points that the system used to wipe out the protagonist have been deleted. Thank you for your pointers and suggestions. The new author will learn more, and I hope you can give me more opinions. However, as for the ahimsa doctrine, I can't change this, so I will follow the DC main universe.

What are these ten superpowers?😏😏😏 Can they achieve superficial invincibility?🪖

Recently, there are many newcomers in the new book list or Sanjiang. They are newcomers who don't know anything. I don't know where those great masters have died.

How old is it and there is still a system for erasing the host? The most that can be done now is to break away from the host, and erasure has long since eliminated it.

When can I see the master?