Red Dead Redemption: Summoning a Spirited Young Woman from the Start

It's good, but there is a problem. There is too little interaction between the system and the characters. As a result, it seems that the learning talents of the characters are all at the level of space warriors. Shooting and combat are all practiced for many years. This is my evaluation after reading Chapter 30. I hope there will be an explanation later.

The subject matter is quite good. I'm just not used to seeing it in the first person.

As a 5,000-hour reader, the logic of this book is very clear and rigorous. I have also played Red Dead Redemption for more than 200 hours. This book's character creation is very restored, as well as the character of Van der Lindebon. Dutch's long-pressed emotions are released, and the nature of good speech and disguise. Micah's insidiousness and cunning. But overall, the description of Arthur is much less. I hope it can be improved in the future.

There are no big problems, just small problems

It's okay, so far there's no problem

I have listened to it and can watch it. If you can stand it, you can stand it in the first person.

It's very interesting. If you haven't played the game before, it won't affect your viewing experience.

Good subject matter, well written

Just give me some support, the spirited girl is useless, and fools are very dangerous at critical times.

OK, the writing is indeed better than that of the Cavalry and Cutting part [I learned it] The yellow-haired, blue-haired and red-haired ones are almost all the gourd babies [full]