Red Dead Redemption: Dust, Whiskey, and a Requiem

This is a book that is separated from the plot of Red Dead Redemption 2, but uses it as a background to tell the story of the growth of a bootlegger at the end of the Great American Frontier. The description of the environment is very detailed, the characters are vividly drawn, the logic is clear, and there is no poisonous point for the time being. Worth reading if you like this kind of book. Thumbs up for the author's diarrhea update [laughs][laughs][laughs]

The previous article is really good. I would like to ask, will the online and offline NPCs in "Red Dead Redemption 2" be involved later in the work? For example, Maggie, the bootlegger, in the online story, and the Van der Linde gang in the offline main plot? Also, will the protagonist only buy moonshine in the future? Do you have any plans to expand other businesses? Like setting up an underground criminal network in Saint-Denis or something like that.

A good and inspiring book

I really like this book. This is the first time I've read a novel that doesn't have more than 100 copies. It's so well written. I feel that if I keep writing like this, it will become a 9.9 Hit.

After reading the first paragraph, the author's writing is smooth, the narrative is concise, clear, and layered. He is a veteran and will continue to read. Come on, author!

It is a very novel path, or in other words, there are only a few people who describe this relatively reliable western theme, but it is also a masterpiece.

It's not bad. It's more interesting to watch than to listen.

Great book! Worth owning and watching!

It's worth reading, the thinking is clear, and it's not a fun read all the way.

Not bad, that's right. . . It doesn't have much to do with Red Dead Redemption.