Across the West: Becoming a Red Dead Redemption
穿越西部：成了荒野大镖客
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 604k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Book on the Development of Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West
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There Is a Shortage of Books. Please Recommend Some Good Books.
Not brainless, not cliché, suitable for life and inspirational, the male and female protagonists grow together and become stronger.
Dear readers, thank you for your feedback on your work. Everyone has mentioned issues with strange dialogue and language expression, and I would like to give some explanations here. This work aims to create an American spoken dialogue style and the unique cinematic feel of a Western. During the creative process, I drew on a lot of classic westerns and my understanding of American colloquialism. Perhaps this style will make everyone a little uncomfortable at first, just like when we first come into contact with a new dialect, it has unique rhythm and word usage habits. Those seemingly strange dialogues are actually meant to restore the boldness, directness and uninhibitedness of the characters in Western World. In that cruel and romantic environment, they don't have too many embellishments. Every sentence is like a bullet, simple and powerful. This is a bold attempt. I hope everyone can give me more understanding and patience, and once again go deep into it and experience the charm of the Wild West. Thank you all.