Red Dead Redemption: The Glory of Redemption

The first half was extremely boring, basically following the plot, and Arthur seemed to be the protagonist. The middle and later chapters are getting better and better. The treatment of Dutch is delicate and in place. To save the Van der Linde gang, they still sell bootlegging wine and run a company as before. Instead of expanding their power, they actually break away from the gang and do their own thing. The ending is also satisfying and the writing is good.

It's okay. The protagonist doesn't get involved much. It's like writing a biography for Arthur.

After reading Chapter 12, I joined the Vandries Gang and followed the game's plot. The protagonist has a four-dimensional backpack, and his three attributes grow by drinking alcohol and taking medicine. There is a bug where the weapon is not touched when touching the corpse. (The game is full of low-quality guns to prevent it from being too easy to make money. If you have traveled through time, it is impossible for all enemies to have low-quality weapons)

The author writes very well

For those who have played the game, you can play it again [smile][smile][smile]

Apart from the fact that the main character doesn't have much role in the early and middle stages, and it's a bit boring to describe it according to the original line, I think everything else is pretty good, especially this ending which should be the most ideal.

It was a bit confusing in the early stage, and the protagonist's sense of presence was very low, but there was progress later on, it was very interesting, and the ending was a happy ending that I was very satisfied with. It deserves 5 stars.

The ending of this book is honestly perfect.

Very good, everyone survived in the end (except the legendary mouse)

The protagonist has time-traveled into the game, and all the mechanisms in the game can be used 🤦