
The American Oddball
美利坚怪侠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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The worst book ever. Because I had high expectations, the protagonist is invincible in combat, but acts like a saint, helping everyone he meets without any consideration. He borrows money from a prostitute and even wants to be with her. What's worse, he helps the prostitute find love. When a friend introduces him to a girlfriend, he acts like a gay man.
A medical student, a Chinese special forces soldier, and a mercenary in Ukraine are all portrayed as simple-minded fools by the author. The FBI tricks him into protecting a witness, fails to deliver the promised million dollars, and even betrays him, yet the protagonist still considers them friends.
What I dislike most is being a nanny or taking on apprentices.
A good novel 👍
How disgusting, definitely the biological mother.
The author's new book, "King of Tutoring," everyone should check it out!
"Does anyone read the ads? Please, kind readers, take a look." The little girl coughed and trembled slightly as she spoke these words in the cold wind. She couldn't imagine how her stepmother would treat her if no one read "I Run a Brothel in the Tang Dynasty" because of her ads. She would probably get another inhuman beating. At this moment, she hoped that someone would read her ads and beg kind readers to take a look.
I have no idea what this book is about; it's a complete mess.
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[Comment] I came from the Daoist Canon, and it seems the author never lived in the United States.
That's it; it feels like the author lacks some basic understanding of the United States. 1. Speed limits on US highways are generally between 60 and 70 miles per hour (65 in California, 70 in Texas). While it's not uncommon to see people speeding around 100 miles per hour, very few people dare to drive like that during the day.