From the start, Lin Chen awakens a god-tier AR System. He thinks he's just playing an international simulation game, only to land precisely on the North American continent!
A white man hounded by gangsters over debt, a Chinese student bullied at school, ordinary people crushed by political and business tycoons, and an impoverished family waiting to clear its name are all “game characters” to be shaped in his eyes.
“There are no cowards in North America. With me, anyone can rise to power, no matter their birth!”
He teaches the bullied cowards of North America to take up arms, makes the powerful pay in blood for their bloody debts, and forces the rampant gangs to their knees and begging for mercy.
The AR interface is his command center, and the North American continent is his chessboard. From the streets to the highest levels of politics and business, every enemy is brought to justice!
The downtrodden people of America, once divided into countless factions, somehow unite in an extraordinary way.
The first story is very exciting. The protagonist seems to be cheating and kills randomly. The second story is very heavy. Although there was still random killing, the family was not saved. For the time being, I'll take a look here today. There are traces to follow. This can indeed be verified in this magical place called the United States. As for why the old and American officials didn't intervene? Your first one happened within a few days, and I didn't talk about it in the follow-up. It's normal. If it's the second town, it's even more normal. As for the grassroots management and control in the United States, it belongs to the imperial power and does not go to the countryside.
A very good book, but you need to have spiritual vision to appreciate the fun of this book. 😆
It's well written, but the protagonist brings his own emotions into the game too much.
It is better to lose both ways than to win alone. This sentence is enough to chase the book! In the face of injustice and absolute power, only violence can cure it!
It's okay, but it feels like there's no ending, no ending about the protagonist.
Don't be fooled by Zang Tian, the protagonist is very angry and the writing is good😊
Very true, worthy of five stars
It's so well written, and it captures the essence of Lao A with a sense of immersion.
Americans really have an iron will, alas.
The plot is good and worth watching, the author keeps up the good work.