America 1853: I Am Really Not a Cunning Person
by Daydreamer.
About This Novel
"What were the most popular professions in the 19th century?" "Robbers and executioners!" "Who is the best among them?" "Me!"
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Official(61)Scraped 15d ago
How did you get 95 points?
It makes me sick to see you, tmd. What a loser
Three golden pieces. Can't watch. The protagonist travels through time. But like a loser
I was persuaded to quit the Golden Chapter 3, and I won't read it anymore.
Who did this book offend? The recent comments shouldn't be too obvious, especially the one who scolded the protagonist as a white-eyed wolf. The protagonist was threatened with the original owner's aunt, preventing him from running away, and sold the protagonist to the manor owner as a coolie, and was directly beaten to death. Only then could the protagonist travel through time. Is this the residence and job it said it provided to the original owner? Even if you want to find faults, you might as well pick out the logical problems or other bugs in the book. This kind of confusing right and wrong, nonsense, and making things out of nothing is too despicable.
Who does the protagonist's company belong to? Is it a state industry, the protagonist's personal property, or a joint-stock company? You are very confused. If it is a state industry, then you are a bit stupid.
I actually saw Chapter 120, 3.3 Million people immigrated from Germany a year, , is the author drifting?
The protagonist has become a governor and is still a eunuch. Could it be that the protagonist started a career just to make Americans live a good life? The other protagonist, childhood sweetheart Kate, is obviously a German woman, but the author shaped the character according to a modern Chinese fairy. The writing is very nonsense, and he has no time to twist the protagonist's waist and make the protagonist look like a turtle man. It drags out the plot so much that even though many chapters have been written, it feels like they haven't been written yet.
Full marks, very beautiful. The golden three in the front was a foreshadowing, and it gets more and more exciting later on. It's logical and very nice.
Quick update
Modern people travel through time The protagonist is a person who must retaliate for his anger. It's a great article! But it's logical. For example, the protagonist develops technology and studies gunpowder. The protagonist points out the direction of future technological development trends, and then scientists and researchers study it. Personally, I feel it is better than using Goldfinger to directly match the drawings. In addition, the timeline of this book is relatively vague. Generally, the year appears directly, and the year of major events appears again. But there are several chapters in between when writing events, and I have long forgotten the year they last appeared. Another annoying thing is writing about Emperor Norton in two consecutive chapters! I read this book because you, the author, wrote the story of the protagonist. It would be better for you to directly rebel against Tiangang! One chapter with more than two thousand words is almost all about Emperor Norton! Write two chapters of Emperor Norton. Emperor Norton is just the dessert, the star is the main meal. It was meant to be a follow-up update, but you wrote two chapters in a row for two consecutive days. The first two chapters were about Norton, and the second chapter was about Norton, and the first chapter on the second day was still Norton! Speechless 😅 The others are considered high-quality products in the members' library. I haven't just written a single point, so I immediately read the settings.
Who did you offend? There are so many black men. . . . I think it looks pretty good, update soon
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Official(61)Scraped 15d ago
How did you get 95 points?
It makes me sick to see you, tmd. What a loser
Three golden pieces. Can't watch. The protagonist travels through time. But like a loser
I was persuaded to quit the Golden Chapter 3, and I won't read it anymore.
Who did this book offend? The recent comments shouldn't be too obvious, especially the one who scolded the protagonist as a white-eyed wolf. The protagonist was threatened with the original owner's aunt, preventing him from running away, and sold the protagonist to the manor owner as a coolie, and was directly beaten to death. Only then could the protagonist travel through time. Is this the residence and job it said it provided to the original owner? Even if you want to find faults, you might as well pick out the logical problems or other bugs in the book. This kind of confusing right and wrong, nonsense, and making things out of nothing is too despicable.
Who does the protagonist's company belong to? Is it a state industry, the protagonist's personal property, or a joint-stock company? You are very confused. If it is a state industry, then you are a bit stupid.
I actually saw Chapter 120, 3.3 Million people immigrated from Germany a year, , is the author drifting?
The protagonist has become a governor and is still a eunuch. Could it be that the protagonist started a career just to make Americans live a good life? The other protagonist, childhood sweetheart Kate, is obviously a German woman, but the author shaped the character according to a modern Chinese fairy. The writing is very nonsense, and he has no time to twist the protagonist's waist and make the protagonist look like a turtle man. It drags out the plot so much that even though many chapters have been written, it feels like they haven't been written yet.
Full marks, very beautiful. The golden three in the front was a foreshadowing, and it gets more and more exciting later on. It's logical and very nice.
Quick update
Modern people travel through time The protagonist is a person who must retaliate for his anger. It's a great article! But it's logical. For example, the protagonist develops technology and studies gunpowder. The protagonist points out the direction of future technological development trends, and then scientists and researchers study it. Personally, I feel it is better than using Goldfinger to directly match the drawings. In addition, the timeline of this book is relatively vague. Generally, the year appears directly, and the year of major events appears again. But there are several chapters in between when writing events, and I have long forgotten the year they last appeared. Another annoying thing is writing about Emperor Norton in two consecutive chapters! I read this book because you, the author, wrote the story of the protagonist. It would be better for you to directly rebel against Tiangang! One chapter with more than two thousand words is almost all about Emperor Norton! Write two chapters of Emperor Norton. Emperor Norton is just the dessert, the star is the main meal. It was meant to be a follow-up update, but you wrote two chapters in a row for two consecutive days. The first two chapters were about Norton, and the second chapter was about Norton, and the first chapter on the second day was still Norton! Speechless 😅 The others are considered high-quality products in the members' library. I haven't just written a single point, so I immediately read the settings.
Who did you offend? There are so many black men. . . . I think it looks pretty good, update soon
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Liangcao, the protagonist traveled through time and became a German. He was originally a middle-class German, and then his parents died. He went to the United States to join his aunt in San Francisco. The memory of his past life seems to have mentioned it, but I have forgotten the details... But now he has improved jeans, zippers, etc., And then there is an arsenal, and he has improved Colt pistols. And he became the mayor 😂 His methods were rough, even a little rough, but it seemed a bit beaver... As a reminder, there are some typos in the article and some of them have been changed. My uncle was not injured, but his limbs were broken. As for whether he will be cleared later, it probably depends on the situation. And in terms of development, I don't know if the protagonist seems to be a bit too idealistic, or if he is trying to pass the review, and there is a sense of fragmentation. Just sauce
"America 1853: I'm Really Not a Trickster" - time travel to become the most "reasonable" robber on the American continent! "What was the most popular profession in the 19th century?" "The robber and the executioner!" "Who's the best of them all?" "Me!" Traveling through the United States in 1853, this is not a pastoral pastoral, but a pioneering era of blood and fire. Gold, railways, land, gun battles... All order has not yet been established, only might is justice. See how the protagonist writes his own legend with bullets and capital in this wild land with modern wisdom and ruthlessness. He was really not a rogue, he was just the most "successful" hunter of that era.
Straightforward, highly recommended 7.5 There are few books of this type, but this one is undoubtedly one of the best, highly recommended! Personally, I think that except for a little problem at the beginning, the rest is straightforward. The content is probably about the tyranny of American imperialism, which can be regarded as a 19th-century farming essay about lords.
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