My American TV Life: Starting in Banshee

For female friends, the ranking reflects personal aesthetics. 1. Black 2. Nora 3. Sahta 4. Sofia 5. Rebecca

The author essentially retells the American TV series, only adding a protagonist and keeping everything else the same. He gets beaten up again, even though he has a special ability to advance the plot. He refuses to use it, ostensibly to hide and avoid being discovered. But when he's alone against someone he's destined to silence, he still doesn't use it, just gets forced to take the beating. The only worthwhile part is that the protagonist sleeps with all the pretty girls.

Blake

Rebecca Bowman

Honestly, I'm getting a bit tired of it. After all, it's already 3 million words long; you can guess the ending just from the beginning. The plots are all pretty much the same. To keep padding out the story like in a typical movie, the author suppresses the protagonist's combat power, making him almost on par with top assassins. This results in every battle scene being very similar.

The "Speed" scene felt awkward to watch. It was a direct copy of the movie. The protagonist, who was ruthless and decisive earlier, suddenly becomes a saintly figure, selflessly sacrificing himself for others. The awkward psychological descriptions and unaltered plot made it seem like the protagonist had a split personality. He was constantly being outmaneuvered by the villain.

American sitcoms like "Black Ops" are really explicit and violent; I especially love the female assassin and the policewoman in them.

Are there any similar American sitcom books that take down all the idiots, lunatics, and psychopaths? No supernatural elements, no female-centric plots, no submissive personalities, and even the female characters are afraid of being labeled as overly dramatic. Don't give the protagonist a terminal illness or a short lifespan that must be achieved through missions just to advance the plot.

The book forces a Fast & Furious plot twist, featuring a multi-millionaire sheriff with connections to the CIA and FBI. It's going to have to awkwardly associate itself with a bunch of street racers to piggyback on the story. Is this book going to be a flop?

Seeing 699, I couldn't help but complain. How much stuff can you put in one cubic meter? There are a thousand servings of roast goose rice and weapons in front. The judge escaped later; the room contained weapons and several 28-inch cases. They should at least upgrade it; it looks awkward, especially after so many chapters.