Gotham City Flamingos

Sometimes it's not a good thing if a character is written too realistically. My opinion of Brother Ming is similar to that of Dio Wuxian. This kind of character can only be good if he is pinned to the ground and poisoned to break his defense.

Very well written. It's the pirate's haki system that I teach others in DC. This kind of thing is difficult to write and will collapse if you're not careful. Also, Rachel has the aptitude for being an overlord, which feels a bit casual. If you write about Aquaman, Superman, Batman, etc. Who have their own will and the awakening, it feels more reliable.

According to the setting of Absolute Batman, you can recruit Two-Face as the government mouthpiece, the Penguin as the gangster, Killer Croc as the thug, and the Riddler as the think tank.

I read a comment about the main character teaching others how to be domineering. Is it true or not? Can anyone tell me, so that I won't feel disgusted when I see it.

The writing is really good, it captures the arrogance of the flamingo, and the relationship with the family is also very good. Very few novels nowadays can create such a good atmosphere. I hope nothing happens to Mr. And Mrs. Wayne in the future, and I hope the story will be complete and complete.

The author perfectly restored a Doflamingo, a pure born chicken

Flamingo doesn't sound good, I hope you can call me another name Jo~~Jo

Doflamingo is really more suitable for Gotham

It's pretty well written, but there are so few people.

Explain! Your kid is Doflamingo himself, right?

DC is famous for being good at creating villains, and Batman villains are a top priority. Many villains not only have high IQs, but are also unwilling to serve as subordinates. The protagonist is very lucky to be able to become a subordinate before these first-line villains completely let themselves go. It is basically impossible for some of these first-line villains to become subordinates. The Riddler and Scarecrow are considered normal people among the first-line villains. Try replacing them with Scarface the Clown and Solomon Penguin in Black Mask. These are either perverts who cannot control their minds or extremely ambitious careerists. It would be nice to get a few, but don't expect to get them all.

Gotham's first-line villains are indeed difficult to recover, but there are many good minor villains in the second and third tiers who are suitable for being his subordinates, and Ratcatcher is quite capable.

I finished reading this novel in one sitting today. Overall, I felt pretty good, which was beyond my expectation. Originally, I thought it was just a certain time-traveler who had Doflamingo's abilities, or had a similar personality, but I didn't expect that it was the "self" who traveled through time. Although I don't really like Doflamingo's paranoid, cruel, and Machiavellian character and style, the author did a good job in characterizing the character, with a high degree of restoration, and it can even be said to be very interesting. All the supporting characters also show their true colors, and they are not the kind of tool people who are completely overshadowed by the protagonist, which I really appreciate. Although Doflamingo is the protagonist, he does not overwhelm everyone, but instead adds a few more layers to the whole story. However, I am still a little worried. It would be a bit dangerous if the author gets too excited and plunges headlong into the description of the gang struggle. I once read a novel titled "American Comics", but it was still about the gang civil war at chapter 150. The whole structure was completely stuck, and I was very powerless to read it. I hope this one doesn't make the same mistake again. Then there is the issue of the protagonist's growth. Although the story fits Doflamingo's nature very well--profit-oriented, scheming, and good at manipulating situations--it also seems to lack breakthroughs. He seems to have the ambition to dominate the world, but in fact he does not have the courage or strength. When truly facing the powerful, they often choose to give in and cooperate rather than challenge head-on. Perhaps this is the limitation of the original Doflamingo - he cares too much about the gain and loss of interests, so that he does not have the light of dreams, only the shadow of power. Overall, this is a good book worth reading, but its future development direction will be the key to whether it can take it to the next level.

People like Doflamingo come to DC just to be Im.

I haven't read it yet, but I would like to ask the boss, how is this combat power calculated? Is there any way to strengthen the fruit ability after time travel, or is there any plug-in to improve the ability? Does the map only have Gotham? Or DC as a whole? Otherwise, with Uncle Psy's combat power, Fruit Awakening would only be at the city-destroying level, and wouldn't be ranked high in the entire DC.

I don't want to see the protagonist not have a harem, and then let the protagonist's friend or brother have a harem. What does this mean? Balai, if the protagonist doesn't have a harem and you focus on the plot, then you have to write out the emotional lines for Bruce, Rachel and Catwoman. Why? Bruce is the main character?