American Comics: It All Began When Batman Went Bankrupt

Indeed, although I know that both DC and Marvel have superhero characters with Eastern elements, I really can't accept it. I always feel that the art style clashes and I can't watch it.

I read two chapters and then went anonymous. Seeing Qin Su appear out of nowhere, and hearing comments from over ten days ago saying the author was stubborn, I knew this book was going to have serious problems later on.

The little monkey king in DC is actually a hair of the Great Sage transformed from one of his hairs. He's not the Great Sage's child; it's just that each of the Great Sage's hairs has its own thoughts, and the little monkey king's hair was the one that developed its own ideas and eventually became an infant and was adopted.

It likely has a Monkey King template, but the protagonist has the ability to retain his memories after a reboot and the advantage of being a transmigrator. Combined with the power of the Great Sage, he'll probably be very strong later on, at least much stronger than the one in the comics.

Here it comes! Author, you really love writing about the protagonist's parents. I'm getting a little tired of seeing so many orphanage stories on Qidian.com.

The plot is already quite complex due to the constant reboots, and you're still being evasive in your writing. Even when you try to be direct, you still go through all sorts of roundabout ways to explain the protagonist's abilities. It's really difficult to read.

The story begins with the protagonist having two adoptive parents who are either being arrested or on their way to being arrested. They are timid and hesitant, and despite the protagonist's many experiences mentioned at the beginning, they still exhibit the mindset and behavior of a child. Within the first dozen or so chapters, the parents have been arrested twice.

(Read it as: American comics start from Batman's postpartum period) 😰😥

The protagonist's initial remarks about heroes to Damian were utterly brain-dead.

It's the Little Monkey King... I even did the Chinese translation of this comic, so I'll show my support.