Liske’s Life in America

He was poisoned in the very first chapter. The son had hundreds of millions of dollars in cash, while the father died of depression over millions in debt. The father didn't help when the father was alive, but was heartbroken after his death and drank for three days straight. Then he bought the farm back? What kind of operation is this? I don't understand.

I was bored tonight, so I wrote a bit too much. I really like works by literary masters, but unfortunately, most of them seem to insult my intelligence. I saw a tweet the other day claiming the author was a literary master—but what kind of literary master? He became famous in the 1980s for writing Jin Yong fanfiction!

Ordinary is what some readers want, especially those of us who have read too much: book-blind people, ordinariness is the place we all yearn for.

I'm very curious why the author killed off all his own relatives and then worshipped all of his wife's relatives, including his aunts and uncles. Does this mean the author subconsciously felt that his own relatives were not worthy of benefiting from his fame, while his wife's relatives could do whatever they wanted?

This book has a terrible premise right from the start that immediately put me off: the protagonist transmigrates into the body of an Asian man who, at the age of 22, gets a Nobel Prize nomination by writing two books. It's just unbelievable.

I'm planning to change the female lead. Some readers say the current female lead has questionable values ​​and can't tolerate it. What do you all think about changing her to this one? It wasn't my own decision; I want to see what everyone thinks. I feel this guy is dashing and cool, with a great physique, and doesn't have any messy scandals.

Honestly, if the protagonist is living abroad, the female lead should ideally be a foreign beauty! Otherwise, it feels like reading a domestic urban novel.

After reading over four hundred chapters, it's already hard to continue. This isn't a story of struggling in America; it's a book of pure fantasy. Starting with farms and ranches, well-written works like Sunset Bullet Shell and Golden Fishing Grounds show a difference between storytelling and wishful thinking.

The female lead has actually had plastic surgery! She had her nose and eye sockets done, and her jawline shaved – isn't that plastic surgery? At this point, there are plenty of actresses in China willing to live a secluded life with you! The generation of Zhang Ziyi in China, the generation of Rosamund Kwan in Hong Kong, the generation of Yeh Chuan-chen in Taiwan – aren't they all natural…

I didn't expect the female lead to be Chinese. How superficial.