Red Dead Redemption: Dust, Whiskey, and a Requiem

This is a book that departs from the plot of Red Dead Redemption 2, but uses it as a backdrop to tell the story of a moonshine seller's growth during the late American Frontier. The environmental descriptions are very detailed, the characters are vividly portrayed, the logic is clear, and so far there are no major flaws. It's worth reading for those who enjoy this type of book. Thumbs up for the author's rapid, frequent updates! 😆😆😆

The beginning is really well written. I'd like to ask if the story will involve NPCs from Red Dead Redemption 2, both online and offline? For example, the online moonshine dealer Maggie, or the Van der Linde gang from the main storyline offline? Also, will the protagonist only sell bootlegging in the future? Are there any plans to expand into other businesses? For example, setting up an underground criminal network in Saint Denis or something?

An inspiring book

I absolutely love this book! This is the first time I've followed a novel that hasn't even reached 100 chapters yet. It's so well-written! I feel like if it keeps going like this, it'll become a 9.9 bestseller.

After reading the first paragraph, I found the author's writing style to be fluent, the narrative concise and clear, and the structured presentation to be that of a seasoned writer. I will continue reading. Keep up the good work, author!

It's a very novel approach, or rather, there are very few works depicting this kind of reliable Western theme, but it's still a masterpiece.

It's really not bad; watching it is more interesting than listening to it.

A great book! Worth owning and reading!

It's worth reading; the plot is clear and it's not just a wish-fulfillment story.

It's not bad, but... It doesn't have much to do with Red Dead Redemption.