Man in the West 1880

I've been playing Big Cousin 2 too much recently, and now I think of him whenever I see the West. But in 1980, I could write about King of Ideas and Hosea in their youth, the history of Cornwall's fortune, the feud between Gray and Braithwaite, and the five sharpshooters at their peak.

Which route are you going to take, the political route or the big monopoly capitalist route?

Why is this just a monthly vote? Aren't all new books given recommendation votes?

In which western state is the protagonist located?

Let me ask you something, the male protagonist has no memory of this world, how can he be sure that there is no extraordinary power in the new world?

Few people wrote if they wanted to take a political line.

I really like watching the western, the protagonist of Ang Sa, and the big capitalist

In the beginning scene of killing the police chief and gangsters, guns and horses were relatively valuable items at that time. The pig's trotters who were short of money just ignored them. How could a sand dollar be so valuable?

The protagonist can try the gang's city-building route