Super Detective in the Fictional World

Luke didn't know that Master Wayne's paranoia was back and wouldn't care if he knew.

This was Master Wade's daily routine.

Besides, Luke wasn't Superman, not with that high of an ego.

He's also not Master Waverly, not so intensely disturbed.

Manipulating public opinion was a bit shady, but only for self-preservation.

Doing righteous deeds can make you stronger, and not so much stronger by any means necessary.

So, what God doesn't want to do, he can do.

What "man" doesn't have time to do, he has time to do.

DC, these superheroes are lazy, no time, no money and resources to do the "brand operation", let him do it.

Most of the "operation plan" in the war armor intelligent program has a backup, a little to adjust to local conditions can be used.

Anyway, human nature is not fundamentally different from what it is in Comic-Con or DC.

The key to the "operation plan" is not a gimmick or a boast as many people think, but a practical application of human psychology.

This is why after the network era, those netizens, stars in trouble, and even after the public relations, we often have a strange sense of familiarity.

It is because most of them are "products" launched in accordance with a kind of operation mode.

There are modes of operation and crisis PR, and they are also specifically aimed at human psychology, especially social psychology, and more specifically the practical application of group psychology.

As long as the operation is done well, it's not difficult to make public opinion collectively blind or to call a stag a horse.

By the way, DC is a much easier place to form a "legitimate" Justice League than Luke's home next door.

A near-invincible Superman in the universe is enough to defend himself.

Although Wayne has a "dubious" plan to get rid of Superman, it takes time.

Then there's Diana, the "flower of the League".

She's capable of fighting and resisting, with no shortcomings in brains, intelligence, or psychology, but she's also handsome and attractive.

The men almost all kneel down when they see her, and the women at least half kneel down - at any rate, it can also be related to female self-improvement.

Master Wei doesn't say much, he's almost made the GCPD his own, and it's no exaggeration to say that he's chivalrous and an integral part of the team's overall image.

The rest ...... uh, let's do some housekeeping.

It's not about faces, it's about how little experience they have and how little they have to be "team giants".

To give you the simplest example, Superman descends from the sky as if he were a god, Master Wei is perched on the roof with his cape flying, and the goddess of war holds both swords and shields ready to attack, the scene is full of "gas".

A little lower level of people, do not have the guts to question them.

But if you think about Arthur's silly face full of smiles, or the little brother's eyes rolling around and scratching his head, or Victor ......, forget about it, you will be questioned as not a person.

This situation will only increase the rate of (horse flea) talk from onlookers.

So the big three is a good "three facade", in exchange for the Korean idol team, is the lead singer bear, face value bear, dance bear, enough to meet more than 80% of the sense of expectation.

Such a small team of ready-made resources, Luke wants to "operate" up, than next door to the old house from scratch much easier.

As his "operation plan" progresses, the chances of his team members getting screwed by others will only get lower.

In a few years, if someone were to kill one of the superheroes, including Superman, Luke would be able to raise the dead to the altar and be revered by all.

The enemy, however, will be in the cesspool for eternity.

At that point, it wouldn't be a matter of worrying about who wanted to take on the Justice League, but who the Justice League wanted to take on.

What's more, after such a "team image" is up and running, Luke's actions, both internal and external, don't have to worry too much.

As long as it's not a big deal, there are things that can be done.

Merit does not offset the general case of too big a mistake, merit is only human nature.

As long as the good thing to do more, the other "fight crime" on this kind of thing a little error is nothing.

Luke's little plan crackles in his mind, smiling and sweeping his new teammates next to him, simply beautiful.

The teammates are still enjoying the joy of victory and the satisfaction of saving the day, not realizing they've been "role-played" by someone else.

......

The finishing touches after the Great War were done by Luke and supervised by Master Webster.

The rest of the people ...... well, they have to take a ride on Master Wade's skate fighter back.

The main thing is the "remains" and "relics" of the Wilderness Wolf, which must be collected without leaving any stone unturned.

They can only be destroyed after we take them back and study them.

Direct destruction was impossible, and Luke didn't trust the ordinary means of destruction.

Maybe someone else's Wasteland Wolf had been reborn on an alien planet with a resurrection magic.

So he took the head of the wolf as a trophy and threw it into the storage space as experimental material.

The Mother Box is still handled as usual.

Arthur took the Box of Atlantis back to the Sea Temple, and Diana took the Box of Amazon back to Paradise Island, along with the two-horned helmet of the wolf, and took it back instead of the corpse to console the spirits of the Amazon warriors killed and wounded by it.

The Human Box was in the custody of Master Webster, which Luke had offered to keep.

The system warned that the item might attract the attention of an unknown presence, and the storage space would not be accepted.

Apparently, this thing has similar properties to the Infinity Gems back home.

For example, behind the eye of the Argo motorcycle there is an ancient one on the line Vesandi's shadow, power gems have long been used as weapons by the gods group, and the dark elves holding Ether particles are even the most frustrating.

From the unintentional words of the Wasteland Wolf, we can hear that the Mother Box has an "owner", and the Wasteland Wolf Sand Eagle may be the "godson" of this "owner". --Similar to Wei Zhongxian and Liu Jin's efforts to collect those godson drops.

When the Russian authorities arrive, all that's left is the City of Flowers and the remains of the demons.

There were so many of them that Luke left it to the authorities.

It's the first donation that should have been made to the Rescue Fund.

The Justice League was the one who smashed over 100,000 quasar into the ground, so it makes sense to pay a cleaning fee.

......

Two days later, the joy of winning the big battle had faded.

Bud remained at the base, working with Luke to tinker with improvements to his suit.

It was a pain in the ass.

Not everything could be taken to battle by him, or the Wasteland Wolf wouldn't have to be rounded up and beaten to death - Baba would take Diana's longsword and hit it in the neck, and it wouldn't take 0.001 seconds to finish.

The current material for the suit was the result of many experiments he'd done.

The suit Luke had designed for Pietro wasn't much stronger, and couldn't compare to the standard armor of the squad members at all.

Energy and weapons were second to none, the key was that the protection was not up to par.

Ba wouldn't have been crippled by a stray bullet if he had been able to maintain his original mobility in the nano-armor.

It was clear from this that what he lacked the most was protection.

Luke doesn't require much, as long as he can protect himself from normal attacks, so that he doesn't have to risk his life in a more intense battle.

This was not in line with his usual "safety first" principle.

Just when the minibus had just put on the crude experimental suit made of new synthetic materials and was about to run, Luke received a message on his cell phone.