Super Detective in the Fictional World

Superman is also very high profile, prop cars, planes, rockets, buildings and whatnot at every turn, but that's mostly on saving lives.

The Dark Knight is a little bit different.

He always shows up at the scene of a violent crime, but not as CSI.

Whether the criminal is just getting started or in progress or has already finished, popping up on the knight will beat them up and then save the victim, while calling the police.

And only after the police arrived did he drift away, each time the police could be seen floating in a gradient-colored cape, hidden in the night.

Superman's interest in saving civilians far outweighs his interest in fighting crime.

This act of knighting out and crippling the start is undoubtedly quite brutal.

But compared to Batman, who doesn't go near ordinary people and only likes to "talk" to criminals face to face, the Horseman's actions add to the theme of saving lives.

It's the victims who suffer physical and life-threatening injuries that deserve more sympathy than the disabled criminals.

In the United States, where the crime rate is much higher than in the country next door, the general public has no problem with these "vigilantes".

Whoever has never been robbed or beaten up three or five times in their adult life is not from the bottom.

This is the mentality of "self-preservation", where the GCPD police are willing to wash the floor for Master Wade even though his reputation in Gotham is well known.

Maybe one day he'll be saved - that's what even the frontline cops think.

And so, Victor, the "infiltrate the enemy" guy, finds that no matter how much he calls it, public opinion is lukewarm, rendering the second half of his "shadow plan" plan useless.

When Luke is approached for advice, he wonders, "Why the second half? The second half of the plan is supposed to be a last resort when things get serious, and it's best if it never happens in life, to save time."

Victor thought for a moment and had to admit that he was still too eager to make a big show of it.

After fiddling with Victor, Luke also muttered in his mind: if I can just brush up a few points and cause national opposition, do I need to investigate for so long?

The failure of public opinion at the grassroots level is largely due to the fact that these miscreants are a local "stop crying in the night" phenomenon.

Unless the TV stations hire professional actors, or use locals as extras to tell lies, they won't be able to wash their hands of these people's evil deeds.

Of course the TV stations did it.

Then ...... and nothing else.

There is no doubt about the fact that a lot of internet chatter from the internal employees of the TV station that hired the actors was leaked, after years of concocting fakenews.

The smear campaign is just one of their latest "operations".

More seriously, it also involves the creation of evidence of a bribe for the last White House owner's opponent, X, which makes the news even more palatable to the grassroots.

It's the "traditional art" of the American media that Luke has experienced in three worlds, but the reputation of the major network has taken a serious hit with such a second-rate smackdown.

The point is, the competitor who got screwed over is having a hard time at the moment, and wants someone to pay attention to him and turn over a new leaf.

(Integrity) Correct, politicians are old school at this stuff.

This one immediately jumped on the air and announced his intention to run for the next term to keep those scumbags off the stage.

--The Dark Knight has already lost three consecutive elections, and if he doesn't take this opportunity to counterattack, the "Existential Fleet" will be dead in the water.

For a while, the Dark Knight's popularity was not so great.

The two sides of the black material flying around the network, although the level of personnel involved is not high, but the density is not small.

Well, this is of course Luke fanned the flames, helping them both throw some small, but particularly "explosive" news.

U.S. politicians doing behind-the-scenes work, trading power and money, is that news? Barely, but definitely the least fresh for the people.

How can you call yourself an American politician if you don't do this?

So, Luke specifically put out all the xx chatting about his sister-in-law and xx convincing his daughter-in-law of such eye-stimulating news.

Strictly speaking, these behaviors are moral issues at best, not illegal or illegal.

But those people's reputation is stinky and will be brought up again and again.

How many people still remember the "debutante", as they were called with Hilton?

Well, there's probably just another Kardashian who has "recreated" the history of Hilton fame.

Even the basic idea of the word "debutante" has been changed beyond recognition.

Luke has no qualms about doing these things.

There's really not much official control here in the U.S. with all this "talent" going on.

The economy is in bad shape again, the bottom end is generally a notch below the next door, there's a lot of resentment against the authorities, and there's mass (horse flea) chaos at every turn.

So, what's wrong with Batman breaking the law? What's wrong with the Dark Knight breaking the law? At least these two are dealing with criminals and bad guys.

How many of those official ones didn't break the law to get money, and if they wanted to object, they'd be the first to target them.

Luke tossed out such a big ruckus, Master Wei couldn't sit still for a bit.

It's not that he was jealous, it was simply that he found Luke too skilled and felt uneasy.

The company has been in the process of developing the new product for the past two years.

It's just that Master Wayne has played this game mainly in Gotham City with great success, but the rest of America is not nearly as successful.

After all, he is still a human being, and he is nearly 40 years old, how can he compete with a super "Liver Emperor" who only forces himself to sleep two hours a day?

So, when Master Wayne called Luke back to the base to talk, it was quite complicated to look at him, still young and handsome and white as a sheet.

But the conversation between the two was still peaceful.

The two men are in the midst of a long battle, and the two men are in the midst of a long battle," he said.

Luke didn't say yes, but instead put up facts and reasoned about the difficulties, showing that he also didn't want to make trouble in Gotham City and Metropolis.

Master Wayne was stuck a bit suffocated, but couldn't really let Luke do this in his home base.

The reality is that the overall economic situation in the US is all bad, the financial sector is strong, manufacturing is depressed, and there are only so many lucrative jobs available.

There are no jobs or it's hard to find stable suitable jobs, so naturally there's a lot of underclass surviving by illegal means.

If you really wipe out all the big Gotham City gangs overnight, tomorrow it will be another group of people fighting for money and power, and then everything will go back to the way it was after killing almost all of them.

Many of the people involved in starting such a firestorm would definitely blame the knight for it.

When you think about it, Luke's idea of "spreading the effort" across all the major cities in America is the only one that works.

What Master Wayne did in Gotham, Luke couldn't do in other cities.

After a while, they finally reached a consensus.

By this time, the minibus was already a bit mosquito-eyed, so they had to stuff refreshments to keep from dozing off.

Victor only listened for a few minutes, and then decided to leave.

He is a more traditional African-American, completely uninterested in this kind of conflict, much less participate in the two "money ability" big brother's tear.

The first thing you need to do is to take a look at the newest version of the newest version.

He looked impressed, picked it up and took a look, and said, "No wonder, Arthur hasn't contacted us all this time."