My American TV Universe

Ilsa

You will never feel frustrated while reading this book. Almost every individual or force that opposes the protagonist does not survive more than three chapters. It is very enjoyable and does not make you stupid or illogical. Ronan, who is constantly upgrading, almost single-handedly destroys the rhythm of an American TV series. He is incredibly brave and has no friends!

This novel is so tiring to read! Author, even though your fight scenes are well-written, you can't write them like this! The protagonist hasn't had a moment's rest in over 100 chapters since he transmigrated; it's either fighting or fighting. It's visually exhausting!

This is the most enjoyable book I've ever read, bar none.

As a newbie author, I'm starting a character thread.

I just don't understand. Is it that difficult to write about your old field? There are so many topics out there. I know your lead actors, screenwriters, producers, and directors have all tried to try new things, but I just love your American entertainment industry stuff! I waited so long to find out you're starting a new book, and from the title I thought it was about American entertainment, but it turns out to be a time-travel drama. Oh well! Anyway, I hope this book is a success! Good luck!

The book's pacing became seriously problematic in the middle. Upgrading took forever without finding a single item, money became just numbers, and the plot failed to get engaging. The beginning was exciting, but the ending was tiring. Most importantly, the book barely acquired any women. The first woman was acquired easily, and the relationship was stable.

Is the protagonist a reincarnation of a jinx? Everywhere they go, there's a battle, it never stops. Doesn't he know what a good balance is? It's just constant fighting, which is getting a bit tedious and frustrating.

The author of this book is the trumpet of White Thirteen.

Last night was so frustrating, I could only seek solace in the virtual world. Let's go bomb the White House!