A Big Shot’s Life, Starting with a Gun Shop

I just read the beginning, where the protagonist immigrated to the United States. I don't know what the author was thinking, but I can only say that the author took it for granted. This point directly excludes a large number of readers. Can the author share your thoughts?

I immigrated for no apparent reason, and gave a large number of ceramic guns to enemy agents to evade security inspections. I gave up decisively. If the plot is not good, forget it. The writing is not good. It doesn't matter. If the stance is not good, I will not tolerate it.

The only one is the scene where the pig's brain is blown open with a gun. The pig's feet were spitted out into a mess, which was completely incomprehensible to me, who owns a slaughterhouse in my family! It doesn't bother me at all if I cut the pig into eight pieces.

Dislike this and dislike that! If I had a system, I would treat it like an ancestor.

Do you really think foreigners are very open-minded? Foreigners have different beliefs, and some strictly prohibit premarital sex. And often such religious people have various clothing and grooming requirements, and they often look more handsome and beautiful. And now China has developed into an open country which is equal to bad🦶

After reading more than sixty chapters, I was seriously off topic. Writing about guns accounted for 20%, writing about management accounted for 10%, and the rest was about worldliness and love. I kept skipping it. Some people think that it is okay to write about Chinese elements, but it is not good if it is mixed with too many people and things!

I feel, This is better

Look at what happened to Chinese and French companies. If a Chinese wants to open an arms company in the United States, it is equivalent to an American coming to China to open a bank and compete with the Bank of China. Do you think the author is reliable?

I don't know why I like Hannah, just because she is the daughter of a wealthy family? Did you fall in love at first sight with a broken dawn who was dumped by someone?

I'm just surprised, you're licking your face and moving up these chapters, I don't think you're happy with it! Can't you just send the ceramic gun directly to the embassy? Wouldn't it be okay for you to change a powerful gun to directly crush a group of masters during a competition? Would it be okay for advertising? Is it possible to stir up trouble? Do you have to go up a pole and let the Japanese get it? To be honest, you described the conflict points, turning points, and show-off points in a straightforward manner without any turbulence at all. What do you think of this?