Western Redemption Apocalypse

This kind of small gang will be recruited as thugs of big capitalists in the end. Why not imitate the time travelers next door who are also American Chinese workers, launch a revolution, and establish the American socialist empire?

There's not much to say, just one sentence: Keep up the good work and update bye GG🤝🤝🤝

Two updates today, okay. Come on! 😃

I thought about it for a moment, and the turning point of everything started with killing the Italian. If Dutch didn't take revenge, the Pinkertons wouldn't find the Van der Linde gang, Hosea wouldn't be caught, they wouldn't go to Guama, Arthur's condition wouldn't get worse, Dutch wouldn't be half crazy, and Macca wouldn't betray, and maybe they'll all go to Tahiti to retire (although Arthur really wants to go west to herd sheep). But I thought about Dutch's description of Tahiti again, emmmmm... I still think Arthur can't escape the ending of dying in battle... Maybe the best ending is to go to the west to raise sheep and cattle as Arthur wishes, and run a ranch group together, like a family. If they don't cause trouble, the case will be cleared in a few years, but this is impossible. Many hypotheses, many branches, what does the protagonist want to do, change the fate of the gang? Have you always been an outlaw from the old days? Or just go ashore and live a stable life? Or do you have any other ambitions? What are his goals, what efforts will he make to achieve these goals, and what changes will he make? This book is supposed to be a world full of uncertainty, with only preconditions and a blank future, and the cheating device is only in the hands of the author. Anyway, I still think that the protagonist is just clinging on, the kind of man who can cling on day by day. He basically can't see what he is going to do, and he doesn't jump out of the window. He is always pushed by the plot. It's like a man lying down in front of me and asking me to move up on my body. I feel the two have exactly the same feeling (´-ω-`)

Not bad. Who wrote Red Dead Redemption 2? I'll collect it first. I'm a little obsessed with playing Big Cousin recently. 😃

Very satisfied with these recent photos! ! Getting better and better

The signing contract has been sent. Starting from tomorrow, there will be two updates a day, at 8 a. M. And 8 p. M., With each update containing 2,000-3,000 words. All book friends, please feel free to eat. 😁

When are you going to go find a vampire and get eternal life? . .

I have summarized the characters that appeared. It may be incomplete or wrong. I hope the author can add some more. Arthur=Arthur Jose = Dutch Mike = Micah Maggie = Sadie Priest=Pastor Swanson Peterson = Pearson Tacora = Charles Woody = Lenny Tim = Bill Hosea = Joe Bush Mrs. Bess = Susan Doris/Connie/? =Tilly/Karen/Marybeth Rodman = John Billy = Javier Angelina = Abigail Jerry = Jack

I voted today🤭

It's pretty good. It looks a bit like playing a game.

Support, come on and update! Pay attention to details and be realistic

Go ahead and write. As long as I remember it, I will recommend it. 😁

I have a plan😊

The protagonist is of yellow race, so we should pay attention to this. In the future, the goal of robbing trains, robbing banks, etc. Will be too obvious. It's best to wear an executioner's glove😃

Sofa, written as average, let's keep it for now

Come on, author, you can actually integrate some other worlds into your novel, and maybe you can sign a contract or something like that.

The background of this game is very good, please write it well. Be more self-creative.

Have the names of the characters in the book been changed to make them different from those in the game? Or is this the XBOX version? I was playing it on PS4 and was a little confused. Regarding the José here, is it the Hosea or Dezi in the game?

In the snowy mountains, you can go beat up that sharpshooter. His revolver is really good-looking, as well as the shell gun at the train station.

For example, the low-cost doctor, the circus, the people who have been looking for Gavin, the alien spacecraft, and the pterosaur bones. Of course, what impressed me most was the tombstone I accidentally saw (made of wood) with only some numbers and death dates on it. I didn't know what it was at first, but later I learned that it was a tombstone with only the work number left by the Chinese workers who were sold to America to build railroads.