Become a Phantom Thief from the Comic World

I just want to share my thoughts on this book, and everyone can read it (I hope the author can read it). I like this book very much. I've actually read a lot of Kaitou Kid's American comic-themed stories, but I don't know if it's my problem. I always feel that none of their Kid's stories are exciting to me. I'm very happy that the author can write a plot in which Kidd cooperates with other superheroes, because for me, in addition to his own temperament, the most fascinating thing about Kidd is his good and evil. His cooperation with Conan is his most outstanding point. Similarly, I haven't seen this kind of temperament in other villains (or maybe I don't know, but Kidd and Conan chase each other, appreciate each other, and help each other. Although you are the light and I am the shadow, we can also trust each other, and the feeling of working together is really hot!!). To be honest, I came to the starting point because I saw this book. I haven't been so excited for a long time. Not long ago, I was really excited about this book and couldn't sleep. I wrote down a long list of suggestions (of course there are also bug fixes 🙂), and I also tried to analyze the elements of Conan and Kidd's trailer, hoping to support the author (at that time, I really didn't believe that the author would not be able to write it, but I actually saw a lot of foreshadowing throughout). But unfortunately, it seems that I came a little late and missed the time when I became a great helper to the author. In fact, I understand it very well. I can see how difficult it was for the author to write this book, and I also know how difficult it is to write about this subject. Not to mention that the author stopped writing for a period of time because of illness. It is natural for his inspiration to fail. Actually, I still have some ideas about the plot. If the author can see this and wants to continue writing, or if you want to consider publishing another Kidd's DC comic book, then you can come to me and we can discuss it. 🤓 (If you have something to say, please leave a comment, the main thing here is emotion) In short, I really like this book, and I feel sorry for the death of this book (I am very reluctant to let it go), but I understand the author's great difficulties. So, although I may not read another one (the subject matter is not quite right), I hope the author can work hard and take care of himself. Okay, let's stop writing here. This can be regarded as a way to vent my own feelings about this book. I actually regret coming so late, but at this point, I can only say a big thank you to the author here. Thank you for making me feel excited for a long time. And then, actually, I can't continue writing this book, so I can open another one that's similar (I mean Kidd is in DC), and I'll read it.

Hurry and get some powerful props, such as Conan's glasses technology! The acupuncture gun in The Prisoner of Food! Kaito Joker's umbrella! The Blade of Time in Prince of Persia that can go back in time! The clothing technology in Jackie Chan's magical tuxedo and more! Or ability, I think it's not too much to give Kidd the ability to communicate with animals and the physique of a forbidden demon!

The DC world is too deep, and Kaitou Kidd's magic alone is not enough. But if Kidd uses magic (like Phantom Thief Kidd in another American comic book world), then he is not Phantom Thief Kidd. So why not be a prop flow player. Where are the magic props?

I have read this book. It has a great worldview and is very profound. In order to study this book, you must read it carefully. It is best to make a cup of tea, slowly taste it, and ponder the truth. After reading it, read it again. As the saying goes, you will learn the new by reviewing the past, and finally you will suddenly understand... What the hell is this written?

I haven't read much, so I drew it first because I'm addicted to my hands Brother Robin's big yellow and big green body is really difficult to paint, and it's a mess when I force it to be painted... I'll draw a black and white one first to fool around with it... One day I'll digest ten dan mora, and I'll come back to color it later (eyes moved

Writing a preview letter is really difficult and time-consuming. The author's IQ is somewhat insufficient. I would like to ask for help from all my readers who are very resourceful. There is no fixed format for the preview letter, and it does not require rhyme or anything like that. As long as it can be explained through time, place, object, and technique, of course it is also possible without any technique. By the way, please read it. Thank you all.

A suggestion: Kidd's purpose in the original novel is to find the Pandora gem that can make people immortal, so why doesn't this book make it fake? Let people discover Kidd's "real" purpose - to find the immortal Pandora, let the villain also join the game of finding gems, and let the search for Pandora gems be a long-term main plot, right? And it is not inconsistent with the protagonist's true purpose of collecting experience.

It's very novel, but to be honest, in a world like DC where there are many gods and goddesses, the protagonist is simply not enough to watch. Also, it's hard for me to imagine that ordinary DC people who are used to seeing big scenes (fights between various gods), especially the people living in Hell and Gotham, would be shocked by the protagonist's "playing house" behavior (at most, they think the protagonist's quirks are strange).

In fact, it feels like it's good to have no cp. Isn't the camaraderie among all the team members also a refreshing feeling? ヽ (＿；)ノThe model where the Phantom Thief is crazy about flirting with girls but has no relationship at all and only focuses on career is also quite interesting.

Kidd

If the protagonist doesn't have any plug-ins, it's sheer nonsense to try to get around in the DC universe based on the Kaitou Kidd template, not to mention the "IQ is greater than Batman's, and the technology is superior to Kryptonian" in the introduction, and he also steals the Green Lantern ring, so you can claim the owner of that thing, okay?

If you cheat a little, how can you survive in a big event? If the hang is too high, it will collapse again. The wow factor is so little and the props are so expensive! If you don't participate in big events, then what's the point of playing the Phantom Thief...

The last person to write about phantom thieves in American comics was eunuchs. Without combat capabilities, this thing can't be mixed in American comics. With added abilities, it's not the same thing as phantom thieves. I'll wait and see how the author will deal with it.

Personally, I feel that I can add some magical abilities to the protagonist. For example, several sequences in Mystery are very suitable, and the card skills in League of Legends are also very suitable, or the magic in Fate. The author can consider it. In the end, as long as it does not become the invincible style of frontal combat, just write the demeanor and IQ of the Phantom Thief. It doesn't matter whether it is a prop or magic.

Monsters are the core of Kaitou, which is different from other places. Theft is the way of expression.

Sister Ba

I hope I can read it. Except for a few two or three American comic books, the rest are basically based on

Unless Batman comes to his senses, he will definitely find out that his eldest son's classmate is Kaitou Kidd.

I seem to have read a novel like this, but in the later stages it seemed like a eunuch

The essence of Phantom Thieves lies in the strange characters. It should make people feel that the methods are unpredictable, rather than forceful. This is a great test for the author. At present, it seems that the author has used his brain. Come on, author.

Then let me talk about my views on the problems that the author is encountering now (of course, this may not be in line with everyone's views, so it can only be regarded as one of the possibilities). The problem that the author is encountering now is, simply put, it is a common problem when placing a character from a world with low martial arts into a DC world surrounded by magic, aliens, mutants, humans beyond human limits, science is not very scientific, and even the law is not very effective - insufficient self-protection ability. Most people's solution is simple and crude. If you are great, can I be more powerful than you? I'm cheating, my God, I don't believe that I can't be stronger than you. This is a very useful method, but let alone the fact that Kaitou Kidd himself is a Kaitou, it is difficult for others to use this method to solve this problem. Why? This is because if you use ability crushing to deal with this problem, other problems will arise, and these problems are exactly what you don't want to see. Just imagine, the protagonist is cheating and cheating. Wow, it's super cool, isn't it? Not necessarily. It may be true at first, but I believe that both the author and the readers started it because they like DC. So what do you like about DC? Of course it's the Premier League rebels, right? Here we will focus on the differences between Marvel and DC. We can all see that the Marvel heroes are strong but restrained, so they will be overwhelmed by their abilities. People who have watched the movie should feel it deeply. They are heroes, but they are also human beings, or in other words, they are human beings first and heroes second. This is because Marvel has wanted to integrate into reality from the beginning of its design. The existence of heroes is controversial, and the world may not be able to accept these "heresies." So they are not very strong, they have flaws, and they are bound by various realistic rules. In this case, it is actually more acceptable for the protagonist to defeat the hero, and it even makes people feel happy. I always think that braised egg and S. H. I. E. L. D. Are really annoying at times, and I agree with them with both hands. But on the other hand, in the DC world, the super villains are all powerful and talented, and they are not bound by any reality (not even the law can, you say), and there are no so-called natural enemies. This approach is definitely designed to allow the characters to exist for a long time. And when the rules of reality cannot restrain you, your ability is only what you can't imagine, but there is nothing it can't do. The super-rebels are strong, and the super-heroes are the victorious generals. They are unquestionably strong. Using Batman as an example, Batman is set to be an old human being (do you know how special this is here 😭 there is no ordinary person), and in this case, he can understand all the martial arts in the world. If you have money, there are people who can do it. I thought he could make super-scientific weapons and other equipment, and then he could rule Gotham with fear all by himself (there was no Robin at first, and then the butler was not very good at taking action). It can be seen that Batman was born with a golden key in his mouth, and his IQ is so high that it exceeds the limits of human beings (can defeat the Riddler, can formulate emergency plans for heroes and then actually do it, can learn all the martial arts in the world in his 20s, etc.), And then among humans He is really good at fighting (not bad among other species), has a strong body that can prevent him from dying from overwork at a young age, and has a lucky EX physique that he can't die no matter what (a normal person would be crippled if he was beaten by Superman, but he is still alive and kicking). All in all, no one in this world is normal 😭! ! ! So, regardless of whether your protagonist can be stronger than them, even if he can be stronger, readers will not be convinced. You see, let's not talk about the Justice League (it's hopeless as soon as we talk about it, there are no blind spots in all directions, what can we do?), Let's just talk about 1v1. If the protagonist defeats Batman (example), doesn't it mean that he has defeated all the super villains in Gotham? This is the point of controversy and the point where the plot cannot continue. You think, if the protagonist is stronger than that hero, wouldn't he be invincible in that area? What else can I write? Besides, DC fans probably don't want to trample on their childhood idols, right? (No way? I don't think it's satisfying anyway) So, this method can still be used on decent protagonists, but it's really difficult to use on villains. My suggestion is that since you have written about Kidd, you might as well use his settings by the way. It is both good and evil, how delicious it is. When you have nothing to do, you can fight with the Justice League; when something happens, you can directly merge with the Justice League. The main issue is self-preservation. I think it is inevitable not to have too strong combat power. Conan's Kidd is a master of swordsmanship, which gives him a powerful physique and fighting skills, but he may not necessarily be able to use them, of course he still needs them when needed. Similarly, Kidd can have the ability to protect himself, but he shouldn't be too strong (so strong that he doesn't even need to cooperate with Zhenglian, isn't it a trap), and at the same time, try not to use it during performances. Kidd, in my opinion, his strength lies in his layout ability and the technology that supports his perfect execution of plans. Therefore, I think it is actually possible to outwit him. (Of course, I can't think of it when I think about it) He can improve his IQ and knowledge so that he can use everything he can (of course, he must stick to the bottom line): and improve his magic ability. Magic can be assisted by technology and magic, otherwise it will be impossible to waste. In short, I think cheating in terms of ability is acceptable, but it is only in terms of self-protection ability (escape also counts). I believe that he does not want to perform well and turn into a ring; but in fact, what is more important is his magic ability, which should be improved. I don't know if Yuzu originally thought but did not have a sustainable source of ability suggestion. He can absorb the related abilities of stolen items (the related ones can be its legend, its name, its history, and real abilities). Of course, don't be too exaggerated. I think the resistance Yuzu thought of is very good. I originally thought that when facing Batman, the protagonist could extract abilities specific to Aquaman's abilities from that gem (resistance, equal abilities or hostile abilities, etc.), But I thought he had to give it back so he didn't touch it? Or does the system not accept the ability conversion of mission items? Or is the magic power a bit low? Then I don't know. And as for the super-reverse attack and participation in major events, I really want to see it. So, my suggestion is to join Zhenglian. (Actually, Yuzu really wrote it into my heart in this regard. I love watching it!!!) Win-win cooperation is what Kidd and Conan often do, whether it's Kid kidnapping Conan, Conan threatening Kid, or helping each other naturally. (Here's the point) What I want to say is that joining forces with Zheng Lian requires Chaoying to feel that "in this situation, you are the only one who can do it" (actually, it is a true expression of mutual appreciation). For example: Kidd's disguise skills are amazing, making the superheroes think of Kidd when they see the disguise. Whether it is to see through the disguise or help them disguise themselves (I have seen that Superman can also change his voice, so Kidd can help Superman disguise himself), Kidd must be their first choice. Therefore, cooperation most needs to create conditions, conditions that must be met by others. Here it comes to how to create such conditions. As for Yuzu, I won't say it's not good, but it's really far-fetched (I love watching it, don't get me wrong, I didn't notice it the first time I watched it. As for why it's far-fetched, I won't tell you here. If you are interested, you can ask me). I think we can analyze Kidd's strengths and Zheng Lian's weaknesses (don't have any? Even if you don't, you have to figure it out for him!). Kidd himself is a silver-winged magician who likes to create miracles, and is also a phantom thief who leads people to gather. Ability to be good at: IQ must be very high, layout ability is very strong, escape ability is strong, disguise and transformation are simply magical skills, magic super master, return detection ability, and the author's increase (the system is very good). Then, the core problem of Zhenglian is of course improper command (actually, Batman may have a rich imagination and reality is very skinny), which is actually due to the uncertainty caused by the unknown or unpredictability. At this point, in fact, Kidd, as a black and white person, is a criminal to begin with. The information he can get should be more accurate and earlier than Zhenglian (climbing into a vent and suddenly hearing it, or seeing it in the sewer are all sources of intelligence). Moreover, his powerful layout and reconnaissance abilities (you must first understand reconnaissance before returning to reconnaissance) can allow him to get some clues about the matter. Then, my favorite plot is of course, deliberately luring the superheroes (and key figures) to come to his show, and then sending out a notice letter only for the superheroes (but not others, Batman can always understand it), letting them know this information and so on. There should be more times when Kidd is needed in Zhenglian. Aren't the circumstances, locations, characters, etc. Of the incident all in the author's hands? As for the issue of ability control that the author is worried about, I think that because all characters in DC must have the strongest abilities they can achieve (especially in situations where readers must embellish them), main combat is impossible. Combat strength may be a shortcoming, but the ability to protect yourself is a must, and it's not just about combat strength. You can think about it from other aspects. All abilities (in my opinion) should serve the plot. I often feel that it is easy for people to enter a blind spot and think that defeat is victory. But in fact, as far as Kidd is concerned, he only needs to escape (and he can also create another miracle by the way). As for fighting the villain, he can't beat him, but he can escape (always escaping from the master is his ability), and he can even help Chaoying deal with him. Doesn't he have a lot of auxiliary abilities? So he can fight, but not as the main battle, but by hiding, escaping, and assisting. You might ask, isn't that lame? I just want to say that he is so strong, Chaoying will be defeated by him, but what about Kidd? You can't even touch my shadow (relying on skill and ability, prediction is also strength), and then I also set a trap in a position where you can't see it (you can use false guidance when hiding to lead him there), and then sneak attack you, it is still fatal (one hit may not work, then continue), old Yinbi, but it's really cool. It can also be used against super heroes, but it shouldn't be fatal. The layout is just lying to you, what can you do to me? Cool! ! ! The above are my suggestions, just use them.

Is this a monthly update? Another one in which books and I live longer than each other

I take back my statement that I don't want a heroine, of course I still don't want one. The heroine, because the Phantom Thief belongs to the audience. . . But it is really rare for the author to create a female character in American comics that feels like a normal woman, a normal female character, not a sex tool or a harem object. Cassandra is really normal, very vivid, and rare. It can be seen that this phantom thief + intellectual battle is really difficult to write, but I still thank the author for it, I think it is great. Part of the plot is written very seriously and not to fool the readers, and there is no such thing as the character being blown out of mind. In the end, I can only say that it is better to focus on Gotham and not link it with DC. Gotham is enough to write hundreds of chapters. It is already difficult to make logic when there is a Batman master between superpowers and reality. Add a cheating Phantom Thief, indeed. . .

The writing is pretty good so far, and the protagonist doesn't have a lot of fighting power. The biggest shortcoming is the update... I don't know if there are eunuchs

Don't watch anymore, the river is endless and the sea is gone

Give me a quick word, will you survive?

Are you doing sit-ups in a cemetery?😭

Some people are dead, but they are still alive; some people are alive, but they are dead. Rest in peace, Amen🌹🌹🌹

What do you mean, alive🤔

I recently watched an anime called Persona. Then I felt that the Phantom Thieves of Heart were quite interesting. It feels like the author can let the protagonist steal things that exist conceptually. Just like desire.