America: You Call This the End of the Law?

The AI flavor is a bit strong, and the origin of the protagonist is not explained. I can only guess in a few words that he is an evil cultivator from the world of immortality, and traveled to the United States. The details are poorly filled in, and there are a lot of meaningless dialogues. He used to hide among the dead to avoid being chased, and he didn't even dare to breathe loudly, but he could still adjust his breathing secretly. Nowadays, there are chairs to sit on, and people bring tea and water. If we can't retain these benefits, we will really live like a dog for more than a hundred years. In his previous life, he had to squat, watch, and risk being hacked to death just for a small amount of body-refining medicine. After grabbing it, you have to guard against being stabbed in the back by your colleagues. When he was hiding from people in his previous life, he had to eat all the cold and hard dried meat; now after practicing, someone would prepare the next day's meal for him, and he didn't even have to clean the box himself. It's all such rubbish descriptions, and I'm convinced [smile]

The overall framework has the stiffness of AI, and the narrative process also has some ink stains, but the details are okay. I guess it was overhauled after the original AI expansion of Ganba. Let's see how creative it is.