Red Dead Redemption: The West’s Deadliest Gunslinger

Obviously the protagonists have become property owners, and there is no pressure to survive at all, but they follow the plot and join gangs, hitting things with hammers and sticks without purpose. Just ask a modern person who travels to the world of his cousin, what do you want to do?

The price of the game is forced to adjust for the sake of gameplay, which is actually very unreasonable. In the United States at that time, $100 was enough to support a family of three for half a year. With $3,000 you can buy a farm and become a farmer.

Don't write about the Qing gang, you'll want to abandon the book as soon as you read it

The feeding started around Chapter 30. First, he was blocked by someone with a gun and then let others go. Then he forcibly reorganized the original plot and forcibly copied the original plot. Get a batch of water. I regret that I took the time to watch it. If I wanted to write the original plot, couldn't I just pass through the people in the gang? It's really baffling.

Author😱What do you think? Very rich? After reading a few chapters, you didn't take the treasure, didn't search for supplies, and didn't search people after arresting them? Knocking someone unconscious does not require a last hit. Are there still people who are so keen on catching people alive? If you don't have that strength in the early stage, you can just catch him to death. Do you still have time to talk nonsense with gangsters? Give the other person time to prepare. Is your big cousin having fun in vain? (눈_눈) What you are doing is not something a player can do!

Disgusting Holy Mother, others are going to kill him. He only has a useless arm. . . He also said that he didn't do anything to himself anyway 😅

To be honest, there is a problem with the protagonist's setting. At the end of the 19th century, it was not discrimination against the Chinese, but direct anti-Chinese. You went to Rhodes alone to dream, and you arrogantly spent money to buy a bounty hunter's license. It's not a direct deduction for you.

I don't understand many books about the West. The protagonist just has a Chinese name that is very dramatic, and he is still a Westerner. Is the wine bottle filled with jealousy? . . The attitude towards Chinese people is also incredible. I don't even know anyone, but my favorability increases sharply, and I get together with those Hong Gang and Qing Gang. What's more, when passing by a place where railways are being built, they kill all the supervisors and bosses, distribute some money casually, and ignore the Chinese workers who have lost their jobs The thoughts in their heads are either simple farming ideas, or bureaucracy, farming, and campaigning. . . The whole story is finished, and it doesn't feel like a Western movie or Big Cousin 2.

Isn't it good for the protagonist to establish his own power? I have to follow a group of desperadoes, I don't understand

The ending of the novel feels quite sloppy, with the feeling of explaining the aftermath. Or it would be very sudden, like it broke. It's been a long time since I've finished reading a book, and I felt that sense of loss again today. I watched half of it before, but I got a little bored playing games recently, so I picked it up and finished it again. It's pretty good to see what other people think of Wild West.