
The Gotham Detective
哥谭神探
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 9y ago
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[Related] The no-kill principle in the DC universe.
Well, the "no-kill" principle among mainstream DC heroes is quite common, involving humanity, morality, bottom lines, social impact, and so on. Although it's a bit troublesome, I'll still explain it in detail for Batman and the others (some sentences are from other places, borrowing them to offer to Buddha).
I didn't kill Bo Ren, yet Bo Ren died because of me. I despise Batman's "no-kill" principle. It's less about punishing evil and more about satisfying one's own sense of justice. To some extent, Batman is one of those villains. I really like the saying, "Forgiving him is God's business; I'm only responsible for sending him to meet God." Eliminating evil is promoting good; unprincipled and bottomless acts of kindness are unacceptable.
[Comment] Keep it up, author! I'm a DC fan.
😄There are almost no DC fanfictions on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform); the rest are almost all Marvel fanfiction. I'm tired of them all; the plots are basically the same. Marvel is mainly about its grand background, many superpowered characters, and complex relationships. DC fanfiction mainly focuses on Ivy Lee and Superman, which is simpler but harder to write. Seeing this author's post, I hope you can persevere.
I really don't like DC... It's too dark... A bunch of villains, no matter how many people they kill or how many bad things they do, always have Batman protecting them. As long as they aren't killed by others, they can just keep going even after being captured by Batman.
This is too much! Halfway through, Barbara gets kissed by a mud monster?! And it's described in such detail! I'm impressed by the author's audacity.
Gotham City, a city known for its honest and simple people, is a breeding ground for talent; Arkham is home to the true culprit, Blackgate Prison. The ruthless Joker, the sexy thief Catwoman, and the lustful and greedy Penguin. A two-faced man, a clue-solving, crime-solving, and a frozen man who shares joys and sorrows.
It's really long and tedious, and the protagonist's character development is really awkward. He's someone who only becomes a detective for fun, but after transmigrating, he inexplicably gains a principle of not killing.
A bunch of people are opposing DC's no-kill policy. I'm dumbfounded. Didn't the DC editors show you what these people would look like if they crossed the line? Like Injustice Superman, the Batman Who Laughs team, etc.
I want to complain but don't know where to start. The book is brilliant when read individually, but it's a bit of a disaster when put together. The protagonist is initially portrayed as someone who wins through intellect, but after encountering the Joker, he starts acting like Shazam (exaggerated). Actually, that's not so bad.
The main character in Gotham is named Lin Shaotian, and he is highly poisonous.