My America

Sweat, when I saw the name, I thought it was another book about a Chinese coming to the United States to become emperor! Both capital and the president of the United States must have one line: the interests of their own country. It would be too bad if you finally become the boss of the United States and come back to lick China as your little brother. Of course, that doesn't mean you are unpatriotic, it's just helping ordinary people. If you lick the government, you don't have to go and play. The whole country will turn against you.

Serov, never expected that as an outstanding KGB cadre, he would plunge into the capitalist world

Get red! ! ! ! All red, must be all red

Does anyone want to see the author write about India? I particularly want to know if the protagonist is an Indian, how to get rid of British colonial rule, subdue domestic forces, reform religion, completely smash the caste system, and truly make him look like a modern country

Blessed are the children of Sheffield

I feel that the current protagonist is in great need of an old Chinese medicine doctor to help him. Otherwise, I won't be able to get up in a few years, and I won't be able to satisfy La La's many wives. In the end, I will put a hat on the protagonist one by one, La La will be funny⊙ω⊙

Discover the truth behind the woman who owned the slaves. Roosevelt's daughter. Can you rush up?

Have you seen the American Factory documentary?

I have only read 60 chapters. The following is the reading experience of this reading (personal experience, not universal) ① The writing has poor coherence and does not read smoothly: the author discusses and explains too much in the text (each chapter accounts for 50%), resulting in a poor reading experience Very poor, character scenes and dialogues are often interrupted by explanations; ②Poor character creation, thin characters: There are relatively few dialogues and descriptions in the article, and the writing is not good. There are no character characteristics. The characters are not displayed naturally, but are directly forced to the readers. The character is like this. The protagonist's image is that he is smart and capitalist, but the author did not show it. The protagonist I saw is a little brat trying to get mature. His behavior is childish and makes people laugh. The protagonist always talks about exploitation, which is not consistent with the hypocrisy and ruthlessness of capitalists in my mind. To; ③ Many plot settings are unreasonable: the protagonist graduated from college early at the age of 16, without first going to the family industry for training. A novice who had never done anything before took a group of bodyguards and went to Europe to find a large company for patent negotiations. I felt it was very unreasonable and not suitable for him. The protagonist's social skills are not strong, which is not consistent with his growth background; ④Feelings: The plot and characters have no impact, only the capitalists are always ready to eat people. I recommend a book that I think is good, "1855 American Tycoon" The above are personal experiences, only for reading records, not malicious attacks. I know that writing a book is not easy, so I don't like to accidentally spray it! !

Do you have any recommendations for novels about Rebirth of America?