Training Batman in a Horror World

There is a popular "ballad" circulating in Gotham City: Gotham City has a simple folk customs, and Arkham is full of talents; The resourceful clown, Sister Harley, a good doctor who saves the world; The fat penguin, an honest businessman, is diligent and inquiring about the Riddler; Poison Ivy, the environmental defender , the model husband Mr. Freeze; The two-faced man who is just and unbiased, as light as a red hood; The Scarecrow of chicken soup for the soul, go to Bane for bone-setting massage; The man-eating crocodile is cleared from the pipeline, and the Black Mask is considerate of the people; The beautiful Catwoman who loves animals, and the troubled urban management Batman.

This book mainly combines the two routines of female channeling for quick travel and transforming into pets to cure the male protagonist who is not blackened. Unfortunately, there are neither group portraits of the male channel nor various emotional climaxes of the female channel in terms of time travel. After traveling through several worlds, there is not even a climax plot, so it is relatively dull. The healing aspect of turning into a pet is good, and it looks quite comfortable. It seems that he wants to adopt the setting of raising Batman as a son, but he can't get out of the female channel's routine of raising Batman as a husband. He often acts coquettishly, goes crazy, and crawls in darkness. Not many people on male channels can accept this. The writing style is relatively smooth and comfortable to read, but it feels like a junior high school student's composition. The thoughts cannot be well reflected in the stories, and there is always a forced summary after each story. Generally speaking, this book with a relatively bland plot is neither scary nor Batman, and the supporting characters have no unique charm. However, if the reader does not have high requirements for the plot or just wants to see Batman be happy for once, this book is completely acceptable and quite comfortable to read.

There are too many jokes, and the words are too sarcastic. Instead of writing about Batman, you might as well write about Spider-Man. Spider-Man's jokes and sarcastic remarks are at least in line with the character setting.

I said that the grandfather of the horror world is some kind of Terran Night Lord, do you understand? (

Various Chinese memes and Internet memes have a strong sense of fragmentation. It would be interesting not to write fan fiction, but fan fiction will create a strong sense of fragmentation, which is OOC.

Batman's use of Maoshan Taoism is very impressive

Batman's biggest contradiction is that Batman can't be finished. The old man has been saving Gotham for the last century. So Gotham can't be saved.

The sense of fragmentation when Batman travels to Mr. Zombie's world is too severe. I can't stand the combination of east and west.

At the beginning, it collided with that of Batman's Owl Godfather.

There is too much nonsense and too much dialogue between the characters. Very average level.