I'm in DC and I'm on Administrative Leave Every Day.

I subscribed to a lot of them in one fell swoop, but I feel like the new chapters are becoming less interesting.

I haven't updated it for a few days and I thought it was over. I came here to read it and just clicked on it to finish it. It was pretty good. There really wasn't much to write about and it didn't drag on to keep people appetizing. There wasn't any main line that needed a full stop. It was pretty good. Congratulations on finishing it. I'm looking forward to the new book.

It's very open, but I personally think it can be opened wider.

Is this update a bit slow?

When does the protagonist go to Gotham to kill everyone? The first scene that came to mind when I saw the title of the book was in Gotham, in front of Batman, emptying the magazine of the villains who have been let off many times because of the no-kill principle. 😏

After reading them all, briefly share your thoughts. First, let's summarize this book. I think it's okay and I can read it. It's quite interesting, the rhythm is good, and the logic of the protagonist including the strengthening is quite appropriate. Compared with other book souls wearing it or wearing it, they all want to look like an aborigine. But it's not necessary at all. Because the power system in DC is very complex, and there are also superpowers in various dimensions. It's not a big deal if you come from another world. There's no need to pretend to be like the aborigines. Let's talk about ability. Although the protagonist is a relatively old-fashioned krypton gold lottery system. But the words in this book do not deliberately suppress the protagonist's abilities. In less than 30 chapters, he was able to capture Deathstroke alive. Deathstroke is still very cool, and he can basically fight back and forth with the Justice League. But since the protagonist is the protagonist and there is a system, in fact, the author arranged it this way, I think it is more reasonable and I can continue to read it. Including the krypton gold system, it is also reasonable to sell the drawn items to Batman to make money. Unlike the other book I'm following, the Night Blade one, which also uses the American comic lottery krypton gold system, that book feels that the protagonist's growth is still relatively slow, but the strength is reflected in the book, which is sometimes strong and sometimes weak. It's almost forty or fifty chapters, but in the end, he can't even beat this woman Siwa. You must know that Hope has no superpowers and is just the number one fighting master. The protagonist is cheating and his growth is still very slow. I don't know what will happen in the future. So in comparison, this book looks more comfortable, has strength, is not verbose, and has relatively normal logic. It's a krypton gold system, so find ways to make money, and then recharge money to draw money to strengthen yourself. He doesn't deliberately make friends with, nor does he deliberately avoid the main members of the Justice League. If it's useful to you, contact him. For example, you can make money by selling the things you picked up that aren't of much use to you to other Batmans. The villains aren't very superficial either. So overall this book is still an American comic fan novel that can be read. Hope this level can continue in the future. In addition, jokes should be played in moderation. I think the protagonist has a police force and can legally shoot criminals. I hope the protagonist doesn't kill for the sake of killing. Because there is no way to kill all the villains. And if you have killed the villain, how can the plot continue? 🤭. Anyway, I should subscribe to this book later.

Thanks to the bosses for the reward!

How about

Messenger of Peace

When I was a child, I didn't speak Mandarin well. During a Mandarin dictation test, I sat in the front row and listened intently to the teacher's pronunciation. The teacher read: "suspect" I immediately wrote "salty rice" in my notebook. The teacher accidentally glanced at my paper, but he couldn't bear to embarrass me, so he raised his voice: "Suspect!" I hesitated for a second, seemed to have some understanding, and picked up the pen to change "salted rice" to "salted fish rice." The teacher was a little dizzy after taking another look. He deliberately raised his voice and said: "The suspect of the prisoner" I thought it made sense, so I added the words "salted fish rice with salt". The teacher couldn't help it anymore and looked at me with a blank look: "I said there is a suspect'. I was a little nervous at the time, so I slowly wrote down "Yuyu flavored salted fish rice" with trembling handwriting. The teacher had no choice but to walk up to me, press my shoulder, and said: "He is the kind of suspect who has committed a heinous crime and is going to die." My brain was full of confusion and I timidly erased what I had written before, and then changed it to "Salted Fish Rice with a Big Mouth" Finally, the ambulance came, and the whole class carefully carried the teacher into the car...

I have to show it off to you

The Guinness record is typing 807 letters per minute. Calculating that each Chinese character requires six letters, you can type approximately 134 words per minute. Since you are not a holder, let's calculate it as 100 words per minute. According to WHO standards, a person's healthy sleep time is eight hours, and you spend about two hours eating every day, and another 20 minutes going to the toilet, which is 40 minutes. Take an hour to wash up, an hour to exercise, two hours to get inspired, and another hour to be in a daze, you should have nine hours to type, and you should have 435,780 words. Calculating 10,000 words per chapter, there should be 43.5 Chapters, but you only put so much content every day, what's going on? To be honest, is it a deduction? The donkeys in the production team don't dare to take such a rest, and the author hasn't hurry up to code.

I can only fight

Kara

Vigilante

Why is the protagonist so ruthless and won't kill the protagonist of the movie whenever he encounters him? It looks very awkward, like the part about being assassinated.

The content related to Poison Ivy is too historical. The author seems to be unable to control the feelings of a relatively close opposite-sex person in a long interaction. This kind of unreasonable and vexatious Shenjin patient was a damn thing five years ago, but maybe because it has a 13-year-old face, the protagonist will always accommodate it and play games, just like who dares to say anything if this thing is chopped with a knife.

Isn't it wonderful how the author wrote about Peacemaker's father? In the original drama, he was a living white supremacist + Nazi, and he even breast-fed a Chinese policewoman. How could he treat the protagonist so well?

If I were Luthor and knew about this compass, I would build a base under the grave of Batman's parents, so that the next time Batman comes to the door, I will make him doubt himself.

I really feel like watching Uncle Luo in End of the World. I haven't seen this type of protagonist for a long time. The author wrote it like Russell, a protagonist who does serious things but makes his teammates feel at ease.

It's a pity that Batman's grief was not highlighted when the protagonist killed the Joker. It also does not highlight Batman's desperate efforts to constantly stop the protagonist in order to save the Joker. That would be too darkly humorous.

About the clown,

It took me 14 days to get this much, dare I go faster 💀💀💀💀💀💀

The author, I advise you to be more knowledgeable.

The first 100 or so chapters are pretty good, but the later chapters are too confusing to understand.

The ending was a bit sudden, I still have to wait to get to Marvel.

Come on

Not bad, a rare absurd comedy style, good to watch

After three months of rest, it's time to go to work and code!

The author is so lazy. It feels like Code Words has published a new book.