The Return of the Clown: Live a Good Life in Gotham

After reading the plot of The Clown in Derry, and then reading this book, I felt that the clown was not just a normal person after his death, he really became a clown.

Limited to the first few chapters, I feel that the setting is... Not very attractive. The human soul acquires the clown's ability, but there is no need to dress up or eat. Although I know that such a gentle setting is more likely to cater to most people, but similarly, I will have a question after watching it. In fact, the protagonist and the clown have nothing to do with each other...

I remember that Death Ray is about the same size as the Infinity Box. It is similar to Ma Zhuling and Gann. In DC, it belongs to the side of the comics road, and the DCEU exists sideways 🙂

Thoughts after reading: The protagonist doesn't have any evil spirit, he is just an ordinary person who has gained abilities.

It looks so awkward, can't the names be unified?

Gotham is really the most livable city in DC, because among all the insurance companies in the United States, only Wayne Insurance Company in Gotham actually provides insurance coverage.

I can see it, but can I change the name? Can the names be unified when speaking? The Chinese name is used in the description, and the English name is used in the dialogue, which is a bit disconnected.

Excluding some minor shortcomings, it's still pretty good.

It's rare to find such a good subject, you don't want a eunuch!

I had the idea of ​​​​playing a game with some dates but no dates. I thought it would be big, but unexpectedly it turned out well. Facts have proven that as long as you look a lot, you can still find something interesting to look at.

In fact, the writing is okay, but the biggest problem is that the protagonist has no goals, no pressure and no motivation. It is too routine and leads to mediocrity. Moreover, after the protagonist upgrades a few levels, it will directly reduce the dimension and attack. The big boss will be gone for a few chapters without the small villain, and it will be tasteless and it will be a pity to abandon it

It's pretty good. It doesn't portray the protagonist as a psychopath who "doesn't eat beef". He has humanity, normal outlook, and doesn't make people feel uncomfortable.

Hey, yellow light. To be honest, as a fan, I can still watch it. It just depends on how fast the updates are. If the 40,000 to 50,000 words a day are updated and the plot can be connected, it will be okay. In this way, I can only keep it bit by bit.

Very good but too short

Not bad, just like when you don't know what to eat at night, you just take a bite and find that it can be used as dinner

I just saw the latest site, I feel it is good, and the plot is quite interesting. I don't know what the follow-up will be. Anyway, I voted a monthly ticket for the big and small. I look forward to the author's performance.

The book-listening party got irritable after hearing this, and the names came up one after another

Can't we all use the same name? Those who listen to books will go crazy.

Is this yellow light beast, the Parallax Monster, worthy of me, Pennywise?