
Reborn in New York, 1900
重生纽约1900
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 86k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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43Chapters
593Recommendations
24Fans
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I haven't read it yet, but I have a suggestion for the author: please change your account. I don't even want to click on your account, which is full of unfinished works.
The writing style is fine, and the plot is also good. It's just that the constant abandonment of the story is a bit off-putting.
So he was a eunuch after all! Don't cut this one out! I like this type of story—1855 American tycoon, time travel starting from the Titanic—I love them all.
Bye, you're really something else! Someone helped you out when you were in trouble, and you want to sleep with their wife? Author, you're really good at writing. The kind of author you write determines the kind of protagonist you get. Your ungrateful writing style is legendary. Keep it up and disgust even more people.
Your methods of picking up girls are getting increasingly low-level. Aren't you afraid of getting burned by coercing a female subordinate? Even rabbits know not to eat the grass near their burrows. Logically speaking, a modern accountant shouldn't be doing so poorly.
What the hell have those recent chapters been about? I came here to learn about building careers, not this kind of nonsense.
People always say that authors abandon their projects, scaring away readers and making it impossible for them to continue writing. I believe the author will grow and persevere in finishing a book.
I assume you, the readers, have already tested the poison; let me just say it's reached the level of pufferfish venom. First, to find a female character for the protagonist, he suddenly made a supporting character who had helped the protagonist disappear, and then the protagonist took that supporting character's wife. After that, there were all sorts of unspoken rules...
Goodness, he wrote 8 books at level 1.
What a genius! He's written so much, yet not a single book exceeds 100,000 words…