No One Can Stop Me from Pulling Gacha in Gotham!
谁也不能阻止我在哥谭抽卡！
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- Ongoing
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- 917k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1d ago
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Fanfiction Picks: No AI, Mainly The Mysterious, The Outcast, and Dream of the Red Chamber
I looked for recent fanfiction lists and found that most were from two or three years ago. Hardly any newer books had been added, so I made this list to recommend some. My ratings are entirely subjective, based mainly on the flow of the writing and the characterization. I score certain genres, such as Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction, more strictly, so a book can be clearly better than works in other fandoms yet still receive the same rating. That's just how it goes. Think of the ratings as c
Tales of the Strange
Mostly supernatural fiction, like fantasy and dark fairy tales. There are quite a few obscure novels here. I have pretty particular tastes, but I'll recommend books I think are well-written and better than average. I can be picky, so don't be surprised if I drop a book. The list has limited space, so I'll add and remove books as needed.
Flying Squirrel and Autumn Stone
What I love is my life.
My Third Reading List
This list is entirely based on my personal taste and appreciation for the authors' imagination. There's no serious theme to it; I just thought these books were interesting and worth sharing. Let's see how that goes.
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Bizarre setting
I only read the first three chapters; the premise is very strange. The protagonist should be a native. I personally think that you can't distinguish between Marvel and DC. Many people may have only said that they have seen the movies, or even that they have never seen the movies.
One of the most annoying tropes is that the protagonist in a fanfiction is completely unaware of the fanfiction's setting.
A discussion thread about the setting of time travelers.
Because there are too many people mentioned, a separate thread has been created to address this issue. Other posts have been temporarily removed to prevent too many posts in the book club from discussing the same thing. You can discuss them below. First, why not write about indigenous people? A: Because the protagonist is not a true time traveler.
To commemorate this, I'll be giving away a comic book to everyone.
[Updated 5.25: I noticed many people are still leaving comments, but the giveaway for this giveaway has already ended. However, we will hold another giveaway when the product is released. Currently, the prize is a LEGO DC model set, or if you prefer comics, we can also give away a Spider-Man and Superman crossover comic book. Those interested can wait for the product to be released (*´·в·)!]
What a twisted logic! You installed a DC/Marvel mod without knowing anything about DC/Marvel. As a normal person, wouldn't you do a quick search before downloading a mod? If you know absolutely nothing about DC or Marvel, why did you even install the mod?
Goblins, but their goal is Superman.
From now on, please stop blaming the saintess/knight/elf for being unable to defeat goblins. After all, they were able to capture even Superman, which is enough to prove their strength.
LEGO Batman Hell Joke
Namo San
It's not as exaggerated as some comments suggest. The main character may not understand, but the author does understand DC and Marvel.
It's a complete mess, though the writing style is alright. But I have no idea what the author is trying to write or what they're trying to say. One minute they're playing this character, the next they're playing that character; before one identity and background are even clear, another identity card appears, creating a bunch of plot holes. It really feels like the author just wrote whatever came to mind.
It's getting a bit boring so far, despite having so many interesting settings. The protagonist seems to lack initiative and doesn't really drive the story forward. His personality is the classic "good guy" type—not memorable at all. The plot is also similar to other group-based games; it's all about fighting and doesn't have much of its own story.