Hunting in Alaska in the 1970s to Earn Foreign Currency

Overall not bad! Traditional hunting tips! The only thing that is unclear is the women around him. Apart from his wife, the soldier he meets is a beautiful woman! I met the police chief and she was a beauty! When you meet a celebrity, she is a beauty! I met the teacher and she was a beauty! The widow opposite is also a beauty! He has entanglements with every woman, and all the beauties want to get close to him, but the male protagonist is afraid of being eaten, and he only thinks about his wife, for fear of being sorry for her... This kind of man can only be written about in books! In reality, even eunuchs cannot do such a thing! 🤦🤦

I'm not really a bookworm, but I've been reading Tomato Novels for a few years. After reading this book for a while, I felt it was okay, and the number of comments and interactions was pretty good. The advantages of this novel are: firstly, the subject matter is novel, secondly: it is a bit smooth, and the ability is a bit exaggerated, but it is understandable. What I said may not be correct, but it is very good. Everyone understands and can add to the shortcomings.

Very good and worth watching. The story is full of emotions at the beginning of the story, and the bronze door appears in space. When you arrive in Alaska and encounter danger, you use the experience card to successfully survive the crisis. No poisonous spots have been found yet.

The description is very good, the fifties and sixties, the sixties, seventies and eighties, what a nostalgic era. The author is very good and the writing is smooth. If you read it slowly, you will find that it is worth reading.

Yes, the male protagonist is cowardly in front of women. Let the Northeast be open, don't be a fake bird.

The author is very skilled and the writing style is superb!

This work is a veritable hodgepodge of elements, including the fantasy setting of space fishing and traveling between two worlds, the daily fireworks of a family in the 1970s, the adventures of hunters in the Alaskan wilderness, and the gambling in the North American auction house. Multiple story lines are intertwined and parallel. The mix and match of various themes seems lively enough. Although the integration is not extremely exquisite, it is better because the content is rich and not monotonous. The overall quality can reach the level of good or bad above the passing line. It is still enjoyable to read at leisure.

Although I have only read a few chapters, I have the desire to read on. Good reviews.

It's nice to watch, the details are all in place, the protagonist is not overly strong or mindless, it's just right.

I think it looks better than a lot of those with scores above 8.