I Just Took Over the Bear: Are You Trying to Scare Me with Mushrooms?

Author, what is your protagonist's attitude towards the Dragon Kingdom?

This book... Just change the protagonist's name to Makarov. This kind of time-travel novel is particularly taboo with protagonists with two names.

This protagonist's name doesn't make sense at all. It's better to change it to a different one.

Why does this sound familiar???!!!

To be honest, writing about foreign countries cannot be separated from the Dragon Kingdom. Why not just set it up as a multi-dimensional Dragon Kingdom fusion and ascension. Anyway, the entire Dragon Kingdom evolves away from the earth and cuts it off with one sword. Otherwise, this kind of subject matter will be the most passive.

Otherwise, Liu Guangzhi would grab someone and throw him down. Even if your family has a background in China, you are not an ordinary person, but diplomacy is no small matter. The protagonist is not doing well in Mao Xiong, but after all, he is still the senior leader of Mao Xiong. International disputes cannot be solved by spending money to find connections.

Once a nuclear war is launched, it will mean global collapse, because launching nuclear bombs is not only launched against hostile countries, but also launched against powerful countries around the world. Because if you only attack hostile countries, it will destroy the country. Then what you will face in the next days is the united attack of countries around the world until they are destroyed. And once nuclear bombs are launched, nuclear countries around the world will attack nuclear bombs around the world. This means a global restart.

This is the first time I have seen a book in which the protagonist is dressed as a bear. This is easier than directly participating in the top management of the bear as a Chinese. After all, no one will know that you are a Chinese at heart unless you tell me. It's okay to be friendly towards the country, as long as it's flexible and natural and not obtrusive. Speaking of which, according to this trend, will the protagonist marry Chen Yuhan cross-border and become a Chinese and Russian couple? I can't tell, it depends on how the author arranges it.

Does the title of this book have anything to do with its content?

If you don't stop yourself, you will reach the edge of the cliff. If the United States cannot directly use force, it will be corroded and penetrated by the relatives and friends around the protagonist. Maybe, the protagonist may have to decide whether to kill his relatives out of justice. Of course, it depends on how the author arranges it.