The Outlaw: Starting by Saving the Callander Brothers

The plot is okay. The whole story is very depressing! The protagonist gives me the feeling that he is a bit bitter and hateful! Unspeakably low pressure! There is laughter in the early stages of the game, but not in this book! I can't say that the writing is not good, I can only say that this thing is to pick on the audience!

See now I don't remember the protagonist's name, I just remember calling you. . Arthur turns his back on all living beings, Bill has a crush on John, the Van Gang has only 10 people, Tilly is always drying the quilt, Pearson is always stirring the stew, and the protagonist laughs at every turn. The title of the book was changed to "My Gay Years with the Callander Brothers"

The five stars are not given for the content. They are given simply because I wrote them on Big Dart. I won't mention the content. The word "you" is ugly enough.

It's a bit of a stream of consciousness, but it's not bad.

First time seeing a second person novel

It looks good. It's pretty good. I hope I won't be a pigeon. Come on.

You got the approval of my 11-year-old bookworm

Second person. I'm really not used to it

The name is so weird!

The timeline is so weird. There was no trip to Plough Village or train robbery. We just went straight down the snowy mountains to Horseshoe Lookout. John Marston became an 18-year-old boy.