American Comics: I'm a Beat Cop in Gotham City
美漫：我在哥谭当片警
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- Completed
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- 896k Words
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- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The story starts off well, but then it turns into a cowardly, sycophantic mess when it comes to Batman. Almost every DC author has this flaw; I really don't understand it. Are all DC authors Batman fans?
He keeps using that wooden sword to show off his melee skills. He finally manages to shoot enemies, but he misses vitals, and then he doesn't even empty his magazine – is he asking for trouble? Look at the physical abilities of these fictional criminals; in reality, pulling out a dreadlock would make you gain two pounds. Why do you think they always empty their magazines?
... It looks so awkward, like an American comic book that's mixed with Japanese elements. I can only give it a 6.
This name is so offensive, it smells like a typical simplistic romance novel. Please change it.
The protagonist wields a Japanese sword and embodies the spirit of a samurai, which makes me feel like he's a little idiot.
This introduction to Valentine is from Zhihu (a Chinese Q&A website).
Currently, Poison Ivy, Raven, and Ribble Supergirl are the main romantic interests, following a similar formula to Japanese anime. The protagonist, like a succubus, constantly attracts various flawed women who throw themselves at him. Poison Ivy was previously a lesbian or a player, admitting to having slept with hundreds or even thousands of men.
When Batman is playing a ridiculous cops-and-robbers game in Gotham, and innocent people keep dying at the hands of villains because of Batman's no-kill policy, does Batman feel any pain in his heart?
I don't understand why the protagonist is designed to fight with a wooden sword. Superheroes don't kill because they don't have law enforcement authority; killing would be illegal for them, making them criminals. But the protagonist is a police officer with law enforcement authority, and in such a dangerous place as Gotham, not using a gun would be too dangerous.
The reason I personally find the Oedipus complex so objectionable is... The romantic subplot between Raven and the protagonist, presented as a father-daughter relationship, just couldn't hold up. Sorry, I have to leave now...