Red Dead Redemption

There are also good amounts of gold bars in several of the treasure map routes of my eldest cousin, which are probably worth seven or eight thousand US dollars. There is a gold bar hidden in the abandoned town below near Horseshoe Terrace. Just go and get it.

My Arthur needs salvation more than anyone else

I have just joined the job during this period, and I was very busy at first. I am also trying to adapt to the work situation, so the updates during this period can be said to be extremely unstable. However, I will try to find a balance. I believe that it will not be too long before I can stabilize the updates to one update a day and four updates a day. I also hope that everyone can be more tolerant of me. The performance of this book has actually exceeded my imagination. I don't want it to be eunuch or unfinished. Therefore, I suggest that readers turn on the update reminder on the APP. My chapters may be late, but I will never be absent. Finally, I also ask everyone to vote for recommendations and monthly votes to support me. If you can get a little reward, it would be a great honor. Thank you everyone!

I hope to downplay the gamification as much as possible. It's too inconsistent to mention the eyes of death.

The past two days of carrying luggage, preparing to return home, etc. Have made me exhausted and physically and mentally exhausted, so I have not updated. Fortunately, I will be on the return train today, so I can have a temporarily stable time. The new chapter is being written, and I will update it today.

The author can look at Yellowstone and Peaky Blinders. I think the future development of the Vanderlyn Gang can move closer to these two directions.

To be honest, I used two Mausers throughout the process, one black steel normal version with silver flowers, and one with silver gold flowers. A pump-action big sprayer, a Krag Eugeneson black gold flower without a mirror, a veteran horse, a jaguar-striped mustang, and a hematoma-colored purebred

I like the widow in the upper right corner of the map, Charlotte, she is very nice!

I have been busy these past two days, and I haven't developed the habit of saving manuscripts for the time being. I have found too little time to write, and it is not enough to publish. I will update it the day after tomorrow at the latest.

I saw the latest one and expressed my thoughts Micah should not die prematurely. I also hate Maigo, but to be honest, if there is no Maigo to fuel the flames in the novel, the enemies of the gang (or the enemies of the protagonist) are probably only Pinkerton and the police or various gangs, which may have an impact on the rhythm of the novel. Besides, I think most players should have the same idea as me, Maigo should be in He died tragically after the conspiracy was exposed, instead of being assassinated by the protagonist in a positive (in the eyes of the gang) image during the rescue process In addition, the novel is very well written. It can be said to be the second best Red Dead Redemption article I have seen at the starting point, except for some places that are very dramatic (such as the part where Arthur introduces Dead Eye to the protagonist) (Of course, this is not a request but a suggestion. There is no offense to this book. Come on, author)

The writing is very good, it would be nice if the updates could be more stable🤔

I forgot when I collected this book. I had nothing to do today to clean out the bookshelf. I suddenly saw this and came to comment. It is updated monthly as everyone said.

It's really a pity for Arthur. As soon as he saw the consumptive man on the debt collection mission, he thought about whether he might be infected, but he was actually infected later.

Don't follow the game's plot completely. Is the protagonist just a copy of Arthur? Then I might as well play the game. (Regarding the chapter of fistfight in the rain) Could it be that if Arthur and the fat man boxed, the protagonist also had to fight? The characters are too game-like, and there should be a butterfly effect along with what the protagonist does.

I think the uncle may be Red, the protagonist of the first Red Death. He has the same scars and even a burn on his right hand.

It can be seen that the author is writing the world of Big Dead with his heart. What's slightly doubtful is that as a player who traveled through time, he should have his own worldview and values, right? In these chapters, we find that the protagonist has a tendency to be assimilated by the plot, lose himself, and start to let his emotions indulge. The road ahead is worrying if this continues. Redemption must be implemented in action and must be planned in a targeted manner. I have a big plan!

I have worked all day today, had social activities in the evening, and drank a lot of wine. I haven't finished yet, so I have no choice. I can only take one day off today, and I should be able to take more leave tomorrow.

I have been watching some western movies recently and found that the name of the protagonist is really interesting, Brandy Munny. Brandy is the blond boy in the famous Red Dead Redemption trilogy. Brandy and Munny is the surname of the old man in Eastwood's last western film "Unforgiven". It belongs from beginning to end. By the way, the description of the main character's appearance only has long blond hair and light green eyes. It's Lao Xie (I'm sure)

You can take it slow, don't cut, as long as you are more precise

Is this author cold?