America's Warehouse Bargain Hunter

The author has run out of material to write about and is resorting to old tricks.

The protagonist is definitely that black guy, John, a billionaire with access to fine wine and young models, and he can even get close to his idol—truly at the pinnacle of life. This silly male lead, for some inexplicable sense of brotherhood, keeps saying things like "even close brothers should keep their accounts straight" while relentlessly stuffing money into his hands.

Opening scene: The protagonist is in and out of jail every ten days or so. His single mother's noodle shop profits are all going to the victims, and the protagonist feels perfectly justified. If such a person existed in reality, they would be utter scum. In America, a small shop that spends all its profits like this wouldn't withstand any unexpected events and would have gone bankrupt long ago.

I thought it was about a Chinese person, but it turns out it's about a mixed race. I should have told you I wouldn't have read it; it was such a waste of time.

The pig's feet are unclear about right and wrong. Your shareholding division is only for storage and treasure hunting. Now it's like you're dividing things up every time you find something. Ambergris and gold are things you find yourself, and you're still dividing them up? No wonder it's getting more and more awkward.

It's disgusting to watch. The protagonist is constantly in jail for fighting, and he acts all smug about it. In the second scene, his mother has to spend 20,000 yuan of her savings to get the other party to settle, but he's smug about the cigarette money he won in a bet. He kicks his friend out as soon as he gets the benefits because they didn't take the risks together. This kind of person is probably normal in America, but what kind of scum is he in China?

What a piece of trash! The protagonist is a complete scumbag, a petty thug. His mother raised him single-handedly from a young age, and he's always out fighting and causing trouble, making his mother clean up his messes, pay compensation, and apologize all the time. His family isn't well-off, and he's oblivious to it all.

No wonder it's not popular. Author, could you please read it properly? Could you make the protagonist any more childish? Showing people his bank account balance! Are you afraid people won't want him anymore? So childish! The protagonist's actions really disgusted me.

He got into a fight and lost 120,000 RMB, yet he was still smug and showed no remorse whatsoever. How did the author create such a character? Does the author have no sense of right and wrong at all?

Chapter 131 is the final chapter. The protagonist was attacked in self-defense, and it was even racial discrimination, yet he ended up paying compensation just because someone else was injured? His injuries were ignored? And they even told him not to sue, he had to pay bail, and he was treated as a criminal suspect? I can't stand it anymore, so I'm withdrawing.