[Fast-paced + no holding back the golden finger + lightning-fast revenge + overwhelming armies + a mash-up of film and animation]
(Also known as: A One-Man Army: I Am the Fourth Calamity and Reborn in America: From Most Notorious Bandit to the American Martial Emperor)
The good news: Hua Xu transmigrates and awakens the Infinite Dead Soldiers System, which lets him share skills and vision with his dead soldiers, and even possess them.
The bad news: He arrives in America in 1898, after the Chinese Exclusion Act has already been passed, and is about to die.
The worse news: This world is a little strange. In Strawberry Town next door, there's a gunslinger named Arthur Morgan; in London, there's Hogwarts; in Western Europe, tales of Vampires and Werewolf haunt the night; in Japan, there's someone called Muzan Kibutsuji; and in China, there are legendary superpowered beings and jiangshi.
Hua Xu says: Since everything's already a mess, why not make it even messier?
Starting in the wilderness of California, Hua Xu rises to power at breakneck speed.
Before long, America has changed its tune, and a poem gradually begins to circulate:
Mighty on all sides, our murderous aura sweeps the land; every cent we earn goes to the man.
Out of every hundred, I keep just five; you know exactly how I thrive.
Don't spend the five left in your hand; tomorrow's taxes take four eighty, as planned.
Don't touch the last two dimes, I might need them sometime.
The Morgan, Rockefeller, and Lodge families: “We salute our most, most revered American Martial Emperor!”
…
Years later, while Hua Xu is embracing Louise aboard the Titanic, a strange message of knowledge suddenly arrives:
[One of your dead soldiers has shared the technology for controlled nuclear fusion with you]
Hua Xu: “Huh??!”
(Inspired by the following screen works, with some timeline changes: A Man Called Hero, the Once Upon a Time in China series, Demon Slayer, The Outcast, Huo Yuanjia, Red Dead Redemption, Once Upon a Time in the West, Underworld, Harry Potter…)
I heard that if five stars are not good, they will be taken away, so give four stars for sure. It's a very interesting book, with a good pace, especially the characters and plots of Chinese Heroes, Once Upon a Time in China, and Red Dead Redemption 2. It's really creative. [Learned]
The content is not bad, but the background of the novel and the character Goldfinger are somewhat similar to "Rebirth 1878, America's Most Rough Bandit".
There are some minor issues at the front, but they are innocuous. It's a pretty good book 🤭. To be honest, many books on the recommendation list are not as good as this one, come on. Later it depends on how the author balances the extraordinary 🤔
I still like this theme of western exploration and conquest. Although it is not overwhelming in terms of combat power, the pace is a bit slow, and the climax is not so prominent. I hope the author can balance the relationship between guns and those fantasy parts.
The worldview is laid out a lot, and I don't know if the author can handle it.
I feel pretty good about it, mainly because this subject matter is rarely seen, it is novel, the writing is fluent, and there are no obvious poisonous points.
The writing is not bad, why is it only 6:2? At least it's not around 8 points yet
I can't see enough of it, I can't see enough of it. Mainly, there's nothing poisonous about it.
It can be pretty good, author, have you considered stitching together the Assassin's Creed worldview?
The setting is very good and the writing is good. Keep it stable and don't crash.