Once Upon a Time in America 1999

Recommended words: A very mature time-travel novel about America. The author does not start the narrative from the time when the protagonist has just time-traveled. Instead, he takes a different approach and directly writes the story eleven years after he time-traveled. At this time, the protagonist has completed the accumulation of original capital, not only integrating the memories and identities of two lives, but also gaining his own trustworthy partners, accumulating considerable wealth and connections, and of course being involved in some conflicts to a greater or lesser extent. What is even more praiseworthy is that although the protagonist in this story has a golden finger that can predict events ten minutes later, the ability itself is very well integrated into the story, as if it is a very ordinary ability. It does not overwhelm the protagonist and is very comfortable to watch. This story gives me a feeling very similar to the "Chicago 1990" or "The Blackstone Code" I saw back then, both of which have the same American background. Rating: B Category: City-Urban Life Attribute: Travel across America, Goldfinger Evaluation of Test Poison: I have one thing to say. It seems that I can't make any constructive suggestions based on the current content. The only reason why I stopped reading this book is probably because I have little interest in the subject matter. I'm sorry.

Five-star recommendation Suitable for old bookworms to read, you won't be able to stop reading at all. A very nice book, not a novice, full of intelligence and logic, like the tense and smooth plot of an American TV series. In line with logic and a realistic world view, It very vividly shows the operation of some things happening in the beautiful country. A small problem is that there is a cheat, which is only sketched in the text; in addition, the information density of the sentences is high, and it is not easy to read and understand at the beginning, which may cause many people to give up after reading a few chapters.