America, 1881: A Western Legend

I hope it stays this Western genre, with the establishment of a large gang like in Cousins: 'The Cousins', but not a tragedy. Please, no nation-building or anything like that—it's unrealistic and totally unbelievable. And finally, I've found this kind of Western! I hope the author writes well and doesn't mess it up.

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The protagonist's most likely outcome is to establish a base in a less important state, like Texas. He would then unite Native Americans and Chinese, making that state his stronghold. Like the Texans today, he should ideally attract many immigrants, eventually ensuring a majority of Chinese residents. After a few battles, he could force the US to recognize this Chinese-majority state.

Colt revolvers: an eternal romance

I've always wanted to read a Western, but I can't get into it when there's a Chinese-American protagonist; it just feels too unrealistic.

I remember the first novel that got me hooked on was set in the Western world, called "Taming the Pacific." I wonder if anyone has read it.

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The story begins with a treasure map, and after over a hundred chapters, they're still searching for oil. Even after finding it, the plot continues, and the villains keep escaping unscathed.

It's really strange that a Chinese person would be used to write a book about foreign countries.

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