A Legendary Life in America

The biggest failure of this book is that in the United States in the 19th century, in a society where the Chinese were excluded (not just discriminated against), the Chinese had no legitimate legal status in society. How could the protagonist get 500 million US dollars in peace and leisure? American capitalists will immediately find a way to kill the protagonist and put the money in their own pockets. At that time, was there anything American capitalists didn't dare to do for money? In fact, most white Americans have never been aboveboard, benevolent and just. For the sake of profit, they will do anything unscrupulously. What kind of genocide, what kind of murder and arson, what kind of deception, abduction and theft... The ancestors of this nation were ruffians and criminals. They are scum and beasts among white Europeans. So he was exiled to the barren land of North America by the mainland. The genetic inheritance of white people in this country is brutal and bloody, lacking the brilliance of humanity. Secondly, this book overly opens up the harem.

I like this book very much, but unfortunately my poor life means that I can only subscribe to more than a hundred chapters and vote for a monthly ticket.

In the era when the Chinese Exclusion Act was enforced, the protagonist wanted to become a big capitalist. Let's just dream, it's impossible. No matter how much money you make by using your prophetic advantage, in a word, because you are Chinese, your property is illegally obtained and all your property will be confiscated directly. This was the current situation at that time, right?

The worst thing about this book is that the main character adopts a black man.

After reading dozens of chapters, I concluded that there are some poisonous points, especially regarding money, which is too generous. The author himself mentioned that 100 million in that era was equivalent to 100 billion today, so after making 20 million for the first time, he gave each Chinese family in Block 22 $50,000, which is equivalent to $50 million per household now? This is very poisonous. Although I know you want to compensate your own people, you really shouldn't use this method. Directly giving money is the stupidest thing. The author mentioned below that he is going to the west for development. Why not use this money to buy a farm for every household? Or other industries, it can also be considered as owning shares, which can not only help everyone, but also unite everyone, and the output of the farm made a lot of money during World War II. So, I always feel that the author has no plan, and he is reckless and unrestrained when he is enjoying himself. He just writes wherever he wants, as long as he feels comfortable, without caring about the readers' feelings. As for his future development, he probably has no outline, so I feel it is a bit messy. Another point is that the protagonist is always mentioned in the article as a fat nerd who knows nothing -_-|| and knows nothing about π_π. This is very embarrassing. The protagonist of Fat House doesn't know, but the author knows. If you write it so straightforwardly, how can the protagonist open cheats in the future? In addition, the character of the protagonist is also unpredictable. In the front, he is calm and murderous, but he dares to go deep into the tiger's den by himself. Later, when he sees the soldiers, his legs are so scared😓, he looks very poisonous. Despite this, the future of the protagonist is still very exciting (๑˙ー˙๑), but I don't know where the author's protagonist will go?

I don't know why many novels are about the Rothschild family. This family had some money in Europe before World War II, but it was at best a third-rate family. In the American Revolutionary War, they were on the wrong side and were beaten to death during the Napoleonic War. They were already in ruins before World War I. Before the establishment of the Federal Reserve, they traveled around Europe in disgrace. They blew it at every turn either because they were uneducated or in the eyes of some forums. So don't you understand whether "Currency War" is true or not?

Why can't I subscribe to my first subscription?

The routine of gangster stories from ten years ago has just been changed into a different place, suitable for the kind of passionate and youthful middle-aged teenagers. . . I believe I will definitely have a great time reading it. I remember when I read books like The Young Master and Campus Madness in the past, I would often read them with excitement, excitement, and excitement. It was so exciting.

The writing of this book is much better than many novels with tens of millions of clicks. Why are there so few clicks?

It's really a failure to write about those adopted sons and daughters, they like to be cheap dads so much!