The Pinnacle of Life in America

It was so awkward to read. They keep praising his stunning good looks in America, but dude, they can't even tell faces from people like us! And why add a system? Looking at the attributes is so annoying. Turns out, a normal high school student's body plus martial arts proficiency could easily take on a dozen football teams—that's way too much of a cheat code. I was reading it seriously; I like the genre, but this novel really gave me a headache. Bye.

Understand?

The author's writing skills are terrible. What was the level of the internet in 1997? Could they even use Facebook? And for an American novel, it uses a ton of Chinese urban second-generation novel jargon, and the characterization of Americans, their social class... It's utterly ridiculous. If the author lacks knowledge and writing ability, they should just stick to writing within their own understanding, instead of making a fool of themselves!

Seeing that *The Big Ship* grossed $3.6 Billion worldwide significantly diminishes my interest in this book. Even if the main characters and their partners were replaced, it couldn't have achieved such high box office numbers. Keep in mind, this was in 1998. Even Cameron's *Avatar* didn't reach that level of success. This isn't just a matter of plausibility; it's downright nonsense.

I've finished reading a book that's nearly 3 million words long. Here are some suggestions and thoughts: The book is filled with clichéd plots and face-slapping moments from beginning to end, but the methods are weak and predictable. Aside from the abilities granted by the system and his modified body, plus the background he gains from transmigrating into Lu Ning's body, the protagonist himself…

As for the reason, well, it's to avoid getting a 404 error; some chapters are locked and can't be edited.

A top family heir marrying an actress? That's just the author's idea; most people would just be playing around with it.

In summary, the writing is mediocre, the premise is poorly constructed and deviates from the overall world setting, and the depiction of top-tier wealthy families is questionable. It's recommended to do more research before writing. However, as a light novel, it's still readable.

This is utter garbage! You cast a movie actor as your wife, and portray a Hilton hotel heiress as a mistress? I've never seen anything so vicious.

Elenka