Laughing Madly in Marvel Comics, I'm Becoming More and More Like the Joker
狂笑美漫，我越来越像小丑了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 605k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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273Chapters
5.8kRecommendations
33.6kFans
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Like Shennong, avoid lightning and plant herbs.
First of all, I don't like this book. Secondly, objectively speaking, the writing style is good. Furthermore, most of the book reviews missed the point. So let's talk about it, recommending it to enthusiasts and warning those who dislike it. The writing style of this book is absolutely fine; it's not divine, but it's definitely not terrible. The real "problem" is...
Some people suffer from "artsy pedantry," excessively piling up flowery language and becoming pretentious, overly immersed in their own emotions and imagination, neglecting the work's logic, coherence, and resonance with the reader. Focus on telling a good story first, then worry about everything else; don't get bogged down in unnecessary details.
Good book
The book is very good, but for some reason, I always felt that the interactions between the protagonist and Batman and the Joker were somewhat homoerotic. It's not that it was actually written in a very gay style, but that's the vibe. Overall, the book is good.
Shennong, standing tall on the earth.
As a long-time avid reader who has devoured countless pirated books, I'd like to share my thoughts here. I've read 20 chapters so far. The logic is clear, the characters are fairly consistent with the original work, it's not a system, and it doesn't resort to awkward tropes. The timelines are also not common, the language is mature, and it doesn't try to force in the author's thoughts. If I keep reading, it's a good and high-quality work.
The emotional rendering was excellent, and the details were spot-on, but it was too gay, which made it impossible for me to connect with the character. 1. The author writes female dialogue in a similar way to male dialogue; in the first chapter, if you ignore the names, you might not even be able to tell who the main character is.
The main character is Batman, and Batman is the Joker.
Painted Lucian
I'm drawing fan art again 🤣
It's an art film, not a commercial film.
Well, to put it simply, the author is a bit too fixated on the Joker's mental state. It feels like when the author gets stuck, instead of thinking about the plausibility and flow of the story, they put the cart before the horse and try to figure out what the Joker is thinking, resulting in a Joker essay instead of a novel.
"We need to talk about trust."
The protagonist's appearance is the latest, but Lucian seems to be quite puzzled. #Laughing Comics I'm starting to look more and more like the Joker#
Well, the author's portrayal of maniacal laughter doesn't feel like maniacal laughter at all. To me, it feels like someone trying too hard to be like the Joker, neither Batman nor maniacal laughter, a bit like the Joker but not much.