American Comics Start After Batman Goes Bankrupt

The protagonist's remarks about heroes to Damian at the beginning were really brain-stem deficient.

Indeed, although I know that DC and Marvel both have superhero characters with Eastern elements. But I really can't accept it. I always feel that the painting styles conflict and I can't stand it.

After reading two chapters, I saw Qin Su appearing inexplicably, and the comment about the author being stubborn more than ten days ago. I knew that there would be some problems with this book.

The Little Monkey King in DC was transformed from a single hair of the Great Sage. He is not a child of the Great Sage, but each hair of the Great Sage has its own thoughts. The Little Monkey King had its own thoughts and ended up being adopted as a baby.

There should be a Little Monkey King template, but the protagonist has the ability to not change his memory after restarting and the advantage of being a time traveler. With the power of the Great Sage, he is expected to be very strong in the later stage, at least much stronger than the one in the comics.

Come on, come on, author, you really like writing about the protagonist's parents. I've read too much about Qidian Orphanage and I'm a little uncomfortable with it.

It's because of the constant restarts that the plot is a bit complicated. You were still secretive when writing it. Now that you're writing it more directly, you still have to go around the boss to find out what the protagonist's abilities are. It looks really strenuous

At the beginning, the two slutty adoptive parents were either arrested or on the way to arrest. I am afraid of my own hands and feet, and I say at the beginning that the protagonist has been through a lot, but in the end he still has a brat mentality and behavioral pattern. In more than ten chapters, my parents were arrested twice.

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

It's the Little Monkey King... I've also made a Chinese version of this comic, please support me.

The author's writing is pretty good, at least someone who knows comics. How can someone like me, who has only read a few comics and relies entirely on commentary for other settings, become a senior DC fan among Qidian Book Club? Looking at what other people say about the original Little Monkey King, it's really hard to tell.

This is Wukong from a game I used to like (although the strength is sluggish...), I think you can refer to it for daily wear

I've seen some American comics about cultivating immortals before, but I couldn't stand them either because they restricted the main character's abilities or because the golden elixir stage and the Nascent Soul stage can explode all over the Heavenly Father's invincible hand.

As for wearing a mask, Li Bailong's mask is pretty good

Come on, author, the last one was unreadable because there were too many stitches. This one is obviously better than the previous one because it only writes about DC. I also suggest that the author can popularize the setting of the Monkey King in DC. Many people don't know about it when reading the comments. After all, it is a new hero added this year. In addition, the DC editorial department has made comics worse every time in the past two years. Some stories still have some stereotypes.

He's so hung up, he's so timid when doing things, he's like a little bitch

The author is really bold. New heroes whose popularity is not as popular as those familiar heroes are also released in the early stage. But it's unexpectedly refreshing. The plot is less predictable, just because I'm afraid that it will be slapped in the face if the official settings are added later. But everything is unresolved, parallel universe. It looks fine so far. After watching a little bit of the plot of The Monkey King, I can accept such a role, so there is no sense of dissonance. It's rare that there are so many plots in the Bat Family, I'm really touched. Most of the protagonists in the fandom upgrade too fast, and the birds can't keep up with their combat power, so most of the Bat Family is just a soy sauce background. If Da Mi has so many plots, one must suspect that he brought money into the group. It's also rare for an American comic book fan to give a Chinese hero so many roles, instead of being used as a backdrop or disappearing completely, which is really not bad.

When I saw so many good comments in the comment area, I knew that the purification was successful, and it was all crystallized.

Smell the incense, spit, bah, trick me into investing.

The author covers a wide range of topics! I have read Tokusatsu, Fist Wishes, and Moonlight, and the writing is very consistent with the original work, but this timeline is too far back! Directly up is the Lhasa Road Rain incident! What should I write next? Is it to create a big event, or to follow the parallel world genre?