Why did the first season of the Flash, the Doctor, become the Reverse Lightning?

The time machine in the last episode of the first season of The Flash was a fictional element that appeared in the plot, not a real physical machine. In the plot, the Flash and Wally West (Vera--->Veracity) discussed a device called the "time machine" while discussing future technology and time travel. According to the plot, a time machine was a device that could travel through time and change the course of history. However, in reality, time machines were not real physical machines but a fictional concept of technology. In the first season of The Flash, Reverse Flash was an existence called the "Child of Time" and one of the creators of the time machine. The purpose of Reverse Flash was to train the Flash to master the power of the time machine to achieve time travel and change history. However, in the plot, the plan to reverse flash was foiled by Wally West and the Flash.

I don't have the exact date of the first Reverse Flash comic at the top of my head. But you could search on comic-related websites or ask in comic enthusiast communities to get the accurate information.

Well, the origin of Flash varies depending on the comic version. Sometimes it's a lab experiment gone wrong, and other times it's a mysterious force that grants him super-speed. But in most cases, it's a sudden and unexpected event that transforms him.

It depends on your preferences. If you like the classic hero archetype, Flash comics might be for you. But if you enjoy a more complex and morally ambiguous character, Reverse Flash could be more interesting.

In the second season of Horizon of Records, the pairing between Naoki and the president appeared at the end of the second season and was not mentioned in the first season. At the end of the first season, he met the president while escaping from the organization and started to contact each other for some reason. However, at the beginning of the second season, the relationship between Naoki and the president became more complicated and they began a secret relationship.

Definitely. This event is a major turning point in the comics. It creates a deep trauma for Barry and influences his journey as a superhero.

Yes, Reverse-Flash did kill Barry's mom in the comics. It's a major plot point.

Lu Xun did not want to be a doctor at first. His dream was to become a writer. According to records, Lu Xun's family was poor when he was young. He dropped out of school and stayed at home. Later, because of his love for literature, he went back to school and eventually became a writer. Lu Xun wrote in the Preface to Self: "I have loved medicine since childhood and wanted to cure the world. However, my family was too poor to support my studies, so I dropped out of school when I was six years old and stayed at home." It could be seen that Lu Xun wanted to become a doctor when he was young because of his family's reasons, but because his family was poor and could not support his studies, he finally gave up the idea. Although Lu Xun didn't want to be a doctor at first, he had a strong interest and insight in the field of medicine. He wrote in The Scream,"I was born for nothing, floating in this world like a rootless duckweed. I have been struggling in this world like a wingless bird." Lu Xun's concern and thinking about life and fate, as well as his curiosity and passion for medicine, could be seen.

The relationship is one of intense conflict. Reverse Flash is constantly trying to undermine and defeat the Flash, creating exciting storylines in the comics. Sometimes their battles are over power, sometimes it's about personal vendettas.

It depends on the specific comic storyline. Sometimes Flash has the upper hand, and in others, Reverse Flash is stronger.