Those Absurd Years in North America

Everything else is great, especially this book, which is definitely not AI-related and covers many aspects of American life, including the prison A case, the Epstein case, and Puff Daddy. However, I sincerely suggest writing less about Gal Gadot. What's most detrimental is that she returned to the US in 2024 to fight against Palestine; there's really no need to write about her.

This is the best Western fantasy novel I've ever read. The writing is excellent, not drawn out, and the details are good. It's not overly long, and the plot is currently very engaging with plenty of exciting moments. It doesn't get boring while reading.

It's a great read, the details are very well done, the writing style is clearly the work of a seasoned writer, and the plot doesn't drag. I hope the story continues.

It was rated 7 out of 10 when it was first recommended to me, which I think is too low. The author clearly did their research on the financial operations, the writing isn't simplistic, and there's a certain understanding of American politics. While there are minor flaws, they've all been corrected (for example, the author forgot about bilateral issues in the forex trading section).

The first story, like Roman Holiday, makes up for what the reporter and princess didn't do back then. This kind of writing that combines love and desire is the most touching. But before Lucy goes back, I'd give this story full marks.

Not bad 👍🏻 Looking forward to the rest of the story

The story is fairly predictable, the pacing is a bit slow, the characters are interesting, the writing is good, and so far it feels good.

The author is a great storyteller; you won't regret getting hooked. Read it quietly, don't tell anyone.

I stumbled upon a gem – a rare gem of a story. I devoured it in one sitting, completely unable to put it down. The characters are vividly portrayed, the pacing is excellent, foreshadowing is cleverly woven in, and the logic runs throughout. The writing is smooth, delicate, and solid, creating a captivating atmosphere.

The American Lolita Island is laughably childish compared to the Wei, Jin, and Ming dynasties. A guest went to Shi Chong's house for dinner, and the ladies-in-waiting urged him to drink. If he refused, he was killed with a single stroke. If he remarked that the woman playing the zither had beautiful hands, she was chopped off and given to him.