America: My Era

The author has such good taste! Choosing Sally Yeh, a Japanese woman, she seems to pick the worst ones. And then she gives her a winery and shares? What was the author thinking? Who's that generous? Even Joseph Lau, with his good judgment, didn't give much. Isabella Leong, who had several children, didn't receive much money. Even the world's richest man couldn't afford such a generous gift.

That's too idealistic. Human nature is incredibly complex; conquering a country is easier than maintaining it! You've opened so many companies and you're delegating all the power... Even the most powerful companies like Enron and WorldCom were ruined by professional managers.

The similarities in setting are one thing, but the key issue is that the plot is very childish. There are too many things that the male protagonist imagines, and he is just fantasizing about the future. You have to do it, not just think about it.

Do you, the author, know what your horny, entertainment-loving readers want to read? If you understand what your readers want, you'll become famous.

Stop writing. It's meaningless and illogical. A major American conglomerate being manipulated so many times by someone using Akina Nakamori as a pretext to belittle the White House's power is utter nonsense. Even the most powerful American conglomerates in the last century still cooperated with the White House. You think you can establish yourself in America? Dream on. There are so many women giving you gifts. Speechless.

It's basically a novel where the protagonist is insanely delusional, obsessed with acquiring every profitable company and registering all the lucrative copyrights. He's like someone rushing to be reborn, constantly asking and answering himself about the same thing, repeating it over and over again – it's just a typical teenage fantasy novel.

Morgan and Morita are your fathers? Every time they come out, they compromise. What's the point of raising so many people? They keep saying that someone has to pay the price for breaking the rules. But where is the price paid when the rules are broken? You're a complete idiot. You might as well disband the organization and go home and take care of your kids instead of raising so many useless people.

With so many women, why would you choose Sally Yeh? Why not Sister Feng?

Now we have entertainment, literature, semiconductors, games, computers, real estate, fine wine, healthcare, military industry, communications, real estate, hotels, shopping malls, hospitals, aerospace, shipbuilding, automobiles, software, retail... I can't think of anything else. Why don't you just buy a country and develop it yourself?

This book is utter garbage. It portrays the White House as utterly incompetent. It's understandable to refuse the president, but refusing the military is going too far, especially in the US. Just because you own a security company doesn't mean you can defy the state. Don't be so disgusting. Be realistic; the White House president's power in the last century was far greater than it is now.