I'm in DC, and They Say I Use Excessive Force
人在DC，他们说我暴力执法
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- Myriad Worlds
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This must be a dark universe. The protagonist did so much for Batman, yet nothing happened. He couldn't even monitor all of Gotham. Only a failed Batman couldn't do that, and a failed Batman only exists in a dark universe.
Every time I see DC, I think of Batman, and every time I think of Batman, I feel like I'm going from 6 to 2.
It's better to be a free agent!
There's no point in assuming an identity as a US police officer in the DC omnipotent universe. After all, this is an omnipotent universe with terrifying military power, where major events easily erase all concepts like individual, multiverse, super-large, and omnipotent universes. It's better to be a free, neutral, and independent person, with the core goal of becoming the strongest and collecting some beautiful women along the way!
The plot was alright, but could you please use less profanity? It makes everyone in the book seem like a petty thug, giving it a 20-year-old urban novel feel. 😅
In the low-energy universe, if you want to stop crime, then you yourself are the biggest criminal, without even thinking about it.
It's quite good, but I hope there will be more descriptions of the protagonist killing people while enforcing the law as a police officer later on. For example, when Victor Zaz takes hostages, the protagonist could kill him outright, or something like that, instead of just him being a vigilante slaughtering gangsters. I think readers of this book should be able to enjoy police officer stories in addition to those featuring American comic book superheroes.
What restraint, what balance? In the extraordinary world, you have to kill, kill them all, like killing cockroaches, wipe out those disgusting things completely!
Gotham
Gotham, inherently evil, watch me personally destroy you.
The protagonist is a bit weak, and that lightning ability is so lame. Should we go down the path of magnetic field rotation or not?
The book is okay, but it's too superficial and doesn't provide enough content. Oh well.