[America’s Super Cop] + [North American Underworld] + [A Real-Life Battle Royale Where Every Shot Takes Out a Thug] + [Decisive and Ruthless, No Saintly Heroics] + [Smart Protagonist] + [Fast-Paced Power Fantasy] In his previous life, Guo Yue went to America in the early 2000s to join his father, who was later killed for offending a local street gang. After his father’s death, Guo Yue worked hard to build a business and opened a supermarket in the Bay Area on the West Coast. But black gang members repeatedly robbed the store, leaving business in shambles and bringing him to the brink of bankruptcy. Enraged, he shot and killed one of the men who had been causing trouble, only to be sued by the gang and sentenced to fifty years in prison. He suffered terribly behind bars, until he finally fought back and died alongside several members of the Crips.
After being reborn, he found himself back in the early 2000s, just as he had first arrived in North America. He had also been installed with “America’s Battle Royale,” a real-life version of the game, and he was its only player! Guo Yue resolved that in this life, he would never live in humiliation again. He would settle every score and repay every grievance. He would become king of the underworld, and king of the world above, too... What he didn’t expect was that the moment he stepped off the plane, FBI agents would find him and ask him to work as an informant for free...
After reading the previous five chapters, it was a bit funny. I stole a gun from an FBI holster and didn't even notice 🙂 I was shot in the head and still reacted. The old-school gang members were so cowardly when the police had no evidence of crime and had proof of self-defense. The protagonist's goal is to become a gangster, but in the case of self-defense, when asked by the American police, he smiled bitterly before answering 🙂 🙂 🙂 It's quite fun.
Too much poison