In Gotham, I Am the Absolute Batman

Batman doesn't really care if someone impersonates him; in his view, it's all for the sake of justice. You see, even in the Dark Trilogy, someone impersonates Batman.

No, the main character talks way too much! He's constantly babbling on and on; his mouth never stops. Batman's prestige has completely vanished. I can tolerate getting punched and saying something when fighting with thugs! But to constantly mutter to yourself when you're alone! I'm truly speechless. You'd think the system could talk to the protagonist, but it's the kind of system that has absolutely no interactive functions. 😅😅

If you're just playing the role, then treat him as the real Batman, not someone pretending to be Batman. I actually hope for that kind of scenario.

Can you even do 1+1? Why are you acting like Batman? 🙂

I'd like to ask if the character's personality changes later on. Having read up to chapter five, I'm not a fan of the protagonist at all. Role-playing games always seem to focus on the protagonist's own personality and the differences between the character and the role.

It feels more like Tru has traveled back in time than to Absolute Batman... Kind of silly.

This protagonist… you'd be more believable to readers if you said you were playing Spider-Man than Batman Alive. Batman Alive, despite being only 24 and growing up in the lower class, still retains the essence of Batman. Your writing feels like a formulaic, outdated time traveler. He's connected with the Bat-family far too early, and they accept him at an astonishingly fast pace.

It's more like the writing style of Green River, with friendly interactions and mutual assistance with the Bat-family, essentially a Batman fanboy, which is a bit of a waste of the Batman-centric character.

The writing is rather average. The early parts, when Batman overwhelmingly dominates, are enjoyable, but the later upgrades become less satisfying. The section where Superman's son fights Deathstroke for four chapters is the most obvious dividing line; after that, the plot declines, becoming clichéd and not very enjoyable. Fans of Absolute Batman might want to check it out.

Absolute Batman, besides surpassing Bane in physique and strength, is also a mechanical engineer, a master craftsman who handcrafts the entire Batman suit, and his intelligence is definitely no less than that of the main universe Batman. It's just that their upbringing is different. The main universe Batman received the League of Assassins' devilish training, with Ray Shaw imparting almost all of his life's knowledge to him. Absolute Batman did not have this environment!