
A Big Shot’s Life, Starting with a Gun Shop
从枪店开始的大佬生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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312Chapters
8.9kRecommendations
37.1kFans
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I only read the beginning; the protagonist immigrates to the United States. I don't know the author's intentions, but I can only say the author is being somewhat presumptuous. This alone excludes a large number of readers. Could the author share their thoughts?
The show inexplicably emigrated and even produced large quantities of ceramic guns for enemy agents to evade security checks. I promptly dropped it. A bad plot is one thing, poor writing is another, but a flawed stance is absolutely unacceptable.
The only one is the scene where they shoot a pig's brain. The pig's feet were vomiting up terribly, which is completely baffling to me, as someone whose family owns a slaughterhouse! Even if you cut a pig into eight pieces, it won't affect me at all.
They complain about this and that! If I had a system, I'd treat it like royalty.
Do you really think foreigners are very open-minded? Foreigners have different beliefs, and some strictly prohibit premarital behavior. Moreover, religious people often have various requirements for clothing and appearance, and they often look more handsome or beautiful. But now China has developed to the point where openness equals decay.
I've read over sixty chapters, and it's seriously off-topic. 20% Of the content is about guns, 10% is about business, and the rest is all about human relationships and love affairs. I kept skipping through it. Also, I think it's fine to include Chinese elements, but it's not good to mix in too many people and events!
Feel, This one is better.
Look at what happened to Chinese and French companies. A Chinese person wants to open an arms company in the United States, which is equivalent to an American coming to China to open a bank and compete with Chinese banks. Do you think this is reliable, author?
I don't understand why you like Hannah. Is it just because she's a rich heiress? A woman who was slept with and dumped by someone else, and you fall in love at first sight?
I'm just baffled. These chapters you've been shamelessly piling on just don't feel right to me! Why don't you just send the ceramic gun to the embassy and be done with it? Why not modify it into an awesome gun for a competition and crush a bunch of top players? Can't you advertise it? Can't you stir up trouble? Why do you have to go out of your way to get it for the Japanese?