Gotham’s Bright-Side Scientist

I'm not as subtle as them, that's just shit.

The protagonist is a complete hypocrite. On one hand, he says he won't sell his inventions as weapons, but on the other hand, he gives Catwoman a set as soon as she asks for it. If it were for people like Gordon who were initially helping him, that would be one thing, but how valuable is Catwoman's information anyway?

My writing is poor; I'm Shennong withdrawing.

I can read novels without a romantic pairing or those with a harem element, but the protagonist in this story doesn't belong to the harem category; he belongs to the Little Ming Dragon Turtle.

Modern novelists are really something else! Even in a swarm of characters like those in *Water Margin*, they still provide detailed descriptions of the women's appearances. Do these authors think their writing is better than the Four Great Classical Novels, that they don't even need to describe physical appearances?

Will the protagonist, having obtained the beneficial invention of Deep Green, be chosen by nature and become its messenger?

Harley Quinn

The no-kill principle of American comic book superheroes seems decent to me. What makes it a joke is that captured villains can't be kept in custody, lest they become a threat. It's like they're going home to sleep; they wake up and wreak havoc, causing countless deaths. In the face of such carnage, the no-kill principle becomes a disgusting joke.

You're all spewing nonsense, but I think it's alright. Why is that? Have you not read enough books?

The way the dialogue is presented seems very strange; the pronouns are unclear, and you have to think about who is speaking first.