There was an old saying in China: "A man's words are kind when death approaches." A former Gotham big shot like Blockbuster was now as easy to deal with as any ordinary old man.
So Su Ming felt that the main reason Blockbuster had failed to make it in Gotham was probably because he had not been crazy enough.
Another old saying went, "Without madness, there is no life." That perfectly described Gotham. If you were not crazy enough, Batman would not like you. How could you possibly live comfortably in her city?
In Su Ming's view, dying in Arkham Asylum would still be far better than dying in some utterly unknown corner like this.
Arkham provided food and lodging. Batman's sponsorship gave the patients a decent standard of living, complete with private rooms. The neighbors were all talented, spoke pleasantly, and the mentally ill absolutely loved it there.
But again, everyone should have the right to choose.
Su Ming liked having choices himself, and he was willing to let other friendly people choose as well. Sometimes, he could even fight for humanity's right to choose.
People could choose to become Vigilantes, and naturally, they could also choose to retire from a life of villainy. Su Ming might grumble about it internally, but he had never actually forced his friends to change their choices.
Since The Old Man wanted to die in this godforsaken little city, Su Ming would fulfill his wish. The man had eaten and seen everything in his youth; perhaps there was simply nothing more he desired.
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