The Daily Life of an American TV Drama Agent

Well enough. Hold on! But don't be as short-lived as Suits in the same type of American TV series half a year ago. Because there are so few good novels of this type nowadays.

The protagonist has been hanging out in the IRS, so let's change the title of the book. After writing about the identity of an agent leader for so long, and there will be a long agent plot in the future, would it be helpful to title the book after a tycoon?

I think the author's reputation is overstretched. He will definitely be a big shot in the future, and he must make friends. God is my witness. If the author updates 150 chapters, I will live broadcast the handstand dance.

When it came to Bankrupt Sisters, I felt that it was ill-advised. In the past, speed is a career, and big bang is life. When you show your feelings to the bankrupt sisters, it seems to have turned into prostitution and ended immediately. The relationship with the two heroines is like a casual relationship. I was afraid that it would be strange to meet in a Shura field or something. I emphasized that they were just bed partners, not girlfriends, which explained the bold and bold American style. However, the male protagonist's performance was quite flat, not at all like the elite bastard character set up before. Previously, it was emphasized that the protagonist is a bold and courageous Texan, and he is a Texan who will do anything even if he is not convinced. Instead, it has a particularly ancient and earthy flavor, like that weird ancient plot where even if the hero is a superman, going shopping with a woman will still be tiring and scary. It is different from the moderate depth of the first two plots. After playing Broke Sisters, it started to wander between the protagonists of Channing and Shawshank non-stop. It was too boring, because when there was an attraction bonus at the beginning, I was thinking about how you were going to shape these two heroines. As a result, you just ruined the career routine in two chapters and went to find Wang Duo. Frankly speaking, I have already started to delete it after seeing the current update. In the end, I decided to keep it for now. In addition, in the world of American dramas and movies, if you think about it normally, if I were the protagonist, I would have to consider the existence of extraordinary power. Not to mention what kind of power I want to obtain, I must first consider how not to provoke things that I shouldn't provoke. How could you wait until now to develop your career? It is very illogical and the development is quite boring and cliché. It does not involve the extraordinary, it is the city interspersed with daily life or vice versa. The grumpy Texas tax collector, a super troublemaker who should obviously be among the major drug dealers, arms dealers, gangs and terrorists, it's strange that you have a relationship with Buffett, okay? Even the finance department may not have face, and employees of your subordinate organizations will have face? Obviously, a thug in a suit, or a coward in the dark, is more suitable for the protagonist's path shown so far. It is very strange to suddenly switch to a career. Purely personal opinion, just read it and don't take it seriously.

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I always enjoyed watching it in the early stage, but after Peggy appeared, Peggy's setting was very awkward for me personally. I felt that if I continued writing like this, I would have to give up.

Although this book is written about ordinary daily life, the protagonist is not ordinary. The protagonist's character portrayal is very personalized, and the connection of each story in the plot will not give people a sense of dissonance. Secondly, we know that every book needs a daily plot, but when it comes to daily plots, everyone will feel very bored. However, although the daily plots of this book do not have much climax, the daily plot part makes you feel very interesting. The daily life of an agent, coupled with the mission life of an agent, has the excitement of climax and ups and downs, and the fun of daily life, which really makes people feel unsatisfied. By the way, here is an update.

I read about 70 chapters intermittently. I don't like jumping pages, so I have a headache when encountering plots in The Big Bang Theory. It feels like I'm being fed a poison. Because I have never watched this show, I don't have the aura of a fan. Sheldon's arrogance and unreasonableness deeply disgusted me. When I first read this book, I thought it was about a tycoon starting a company in an American TV series. (The title of the book should be changed.) Later, I found out that the IRS's search for drug dealers to recover taxes was very interesting, so I continued. I originally thought this was the main plot, but the abrupt mix of various dramas in the middle made it less and less attractive to me. It felt very unsettling, but the simple integration was okay. But to be honest, if you don't want to write about a tycoon and rewrite the intense and exciting life of an IRS agent who finds someone to pursue taxes, please sort out the main plot and reduce the silly and disgusting daily life of Big Bang Sheldon. It will feel better to find more exciting tax-collecting agent career movies to mix it in.

The author's writing is quite good, and the integration is also good. I think John Wick and National Treasure, the 007 series and Lord of War plots can also be added.

After reading more than 300 chapters, the author is still stuck on the protagonist's fighting ability. Not to mention anything else, when White Ghost first came out, the protagonist in Game of the Brave had already acquired the ability of a weapon master. What was the result? Fighting with the white ghost made me feel lonely. And hacker girlfriends don't do anything at all. Don't talk about other Super 8, Safe, you are looking for your hacker girlfriend. Nothing but recklessness. The top hacker who talks so awesome doesn't use it at all. When a mission comes out, you do most of it yourself. Why do you find so many subordinates to do?

The protagonist, the slick commander of the IRS, is more powerful than the director of the law enforcement department. He kills whomever he says and uses whomever he says! The President of the United States is not as good as you

Peggy

The so-called anti-theft has not been removed even at 3 o'clock, and it has not been restored at 3 o'clock. There is no one chapter added at one time, and even two updates a day are not stable. I have nothing to say. Even if you are telling everyone that there is a lack of inspiration that leads to update problems, it is not that everyone can't understand it, but you just say one thing and do another... Hey~ I'm tired, let's do it.

I read Chapter 40, and I hate Sheldon, and I hate his mother even more. She insists on asking the protagonist to take care of Sheldon, but the protagonist helps, and even makes irresponsible remarks about the protagonist's methods. It's so annoying. Those who don't know better think that Sheldon is your son and the protagonist is just a tool. What makes me even more dissatisfied is that the protagonist, a time traveler, clearly hates Sheldon, but he still listens to his mother's words to take care of Sheldon, and has to coax his own mother. It gives me a feeling that cannot be said to be aggrieved, but can only be said to be depressed. Don't use the argument that the protagonist and his mother have a deep relationship to defend it. If this is really the case, then his mother forces the protagonist to take care of Sheldon. To put it bluntly, the protagonist is like that in his mother's heart. It's just that the protagonist is hot-headed, which makes me even more uncomfortable. To sum up, if the protagonist is an orphan or the only child of another family, I will continue to watch it. After all, I didn't want to abandon the book at all when Sheldon and his mother didn't appear.

I suggest the author to read how "Alliance on the Edge of the Film and Television World" deals with the timeline issue of the Stitch Monster, and also recommend this novel to netizens 🤝

The author has become confused recently. As a reader, I will briefly talk about the shortcomings I feel and what attracted me to this book. First of all, the first question is that the author has established a huge network of characters. Not everyone has watched the corresponding American TV series and is familiar with the characters. The author only introduces the names of the protagonists and then starts the plot. He does not describe the appearance and personality of each protagonist, so that unfamiliar readers cannot establish a character impression in their minds. This is also a common problem of most American TV drama authors.                            ，，，，，，，，，，，200， In this way, the plot develops at a rapid pace. The author desperately creates new maps and creates a bunch of protagonists and beauties. The plots in the middle are scattered and unrelated. The readers are confused and the same routines of picking up girls and fighting are always the same. They are not interested in watching. The author sees that there are fewer subscriptions and thinks that the plot is not interesting and wants to skip it quickly. It is a vicious circle. The third problem, I think is also the most important one, is that the author's portrayal of the characters is not enough at all, not only The protagonist has no other highlights except fighting to pick up girls. The supporting characters are independent of each other one after another and have no interaction in the same world. The supporting male characters are okay. The supporting female characters have passed the independent plot and only have scenes when they are beaten. It is obvious that there is no happy scene where the protagonists meet each other or are jealous of each other and enter the Shura field. This is what attracted me to this book. We want to see how the protagonists of American dramas will change if they have the protagonist by their side, what kind of growth they will experience, and how the original plot will change. For example, before Forrest Gump and Sheldon's sister were buried in a trap and did not appear, why not design an interesting plot where the sister comes to see Sheldon and is chatted by three people. Suddenly Forrest Gump suddenly appears to calm the audience, and then becomes dumbfounded and makes people laugh. That's all. If the author still uses routines to create a new plot, where the protagonist fights the villain and picks up girls, and the various supporting characters disappear after a few chapters, then as a reader who is still fully subscribed, I will give up and stop reading

When talking about American agents, the first thing that comes to mind is CIA. If you want to write about Los Angeles, then use FBI. If you have to write about IRS in a new and original way, then the content has almost nothing to do with IRS. An IRS agent works with CIA and FBI every day to investigate anti-terrorism and drug trafficking. Is it reasonable? After all, if it is a normal IRS collecting taxes every day and there is nothing interesting about it, then why not start with the FBI? Even if you can include some police and criminal detective plots, you can also insert some anti-terrorism and the like, and these are all serious tasks of the FBI, so they won't look out of place.

It's a bit too exaggerated about the protagonist and belittles American law enforcement. The protagonist is the most awesome in the United States, even more awesome than the special forces.

The plot is a bit confusing. The Fast and Furious scene was a bit embarrassing, and we went to kill people together? You are from the Law Enforcement Bureau! Can you do something cool? As for my subordinates, I am going to mess with them The feeling of Friends is entirely due to water. These people are incompatible with the plot of agents, gangsters, drug dealers and senior officials. It's completely a hindrance

Is the author's memory failing? ? ? There are too many inconsistencies

What I have written so far is okay. There are not many people writing this now. I hope the author can write well 🙂

Have you forgotten something after writing it down? The timeline is handled too...

Are there any similar novels focusing on the bankrupt sisters?

Regarding the chaotic timeline, many people have complained about this. I want to say that you are right. It is indeed a lack of consideration on my part. However, there is no need to change it. I will gradually dilute the plots of these two timelines in the future so as not to affect everyone's reading experience. Actually, there is a reason why I added these two. Andy's existence gives the protagonist more financial expertise, which will prevent him from being at a disadvantage when dealing with other rich people in the future. As for the existence of Forrest Gump, firstly, I really like this character too much, and secondly, forgive me for being a bit blind, I want to give Sheldon's sister Missy a good ending. Compared to Billy in the original work, who also married a fool, don't you think Forrest Gump would be better? Of course, as I said, I will gradually downplay these two plot lines. If you have any other opinions, you might as well say them. Thank you for your support. In addition, I was quite busy before due to personal reasons, but it will be stable in the future. I will update twice a day. It depends on the situation. If I have the energy, I will update more. Now I don't ask for anything else, I just want to ask everyone, can you accompany me to see the latest chapters and discuss and chat together? There are many things that I need everyone to point out to me in time so that I can correct them.

I can copy the abilities of Forrest Gump and Drag Racing, but I can't copy the expertise of my younger brother and Peggy. They are also mysterious abilities! The timeline is messy, and it's tiring to watch! It was fine at first, but the more I look at it, the worse it gets…

The beginning was pretty good, but as it goes on, I keep copying various plots. What the hell have I written in these dozens of chapters lately?

This author is busy reading novels every day and is too lazy to write a new book.

To be honest, the idea is good, but it's too confusing, with a hammer here and there, the story is incomplete, and almost all key chapters are jumpy. The previous chapter was still in Shorthand 4, and one chapter started with a conversation with my family. Looking tired

Even though it's a daily routine, there must be climaxes and moments of pleasure. I didn't read that at all.

Why does it show completed? ? ?