American Gunslinger

When I saw Chapter 54, the author should have wanted to write a protagonist with high IQ and high combat power, but what I saw was a protagonist who was pushed throughout the whole process and enveloped by certain forces. There are enemies everywhere, bullied by the school bully at school, and bullied by the father who is the school bully at work. Inexplicably met a murderer, and after retaliating, he did not call the police and sneaked away. The process of the retaliation was videotaped and threatened... I met a murderer on vacation, and then he was pulled to take the blame. He knew that there was something wrong with the female doctor, and he was tricked by her with drugs, resulting in a comminuted fracture of his thumb. . . I have slept with 3 of them so far, and all 3 of them are dead.

The mercenary Ruozhi, who was tired of the hail of bullets, traveled across the United States. Became an 80-year-old student of the police academy. In the beginning, he was involved in a murder case, and then he successfully counterattacked without calling the police. In the end, the case was taken for investigation by the FBI, and the follow-up is unknown While on vacation, he was suspected of being a murderer, and had to become an undercover agent under the threat of others, and was successfully sent to prison to help solve the case Well, now that I have seen this, I can't stand it anymore

All I can say is that the backend is really disgusting to me. What the hell, the person who threatened you and even put you in jail and almost died, why didn't you do it secretly and you still listened to his help? Go to shit,

Shennong tested poison! It's been poisonous! The protagonist is a stallion who is not averse to meat and vegetables and refuses to accept anyone who comes. Even those in their fifties like it. Whoever can persist for ten chapters is a contemporary Shennong.

Now that the Internet has developed, the mysterious mercenaries and so on in the past are now in broad daylight. Not to mention the oil-producing side is in full swing, but there are reports almost every day.

The writing is very good, and it incorporates a lot of American dramas, including Jack the Brave and so on. However, there is a problem with the three views. This book is probably another book in the army of river crabs. The plot is good to watch, but it's quite sad. Two of the women who were sleeping with the protagonist have died, and the protagonist is being manipulated everywhere. If you can't stand the frustration, it's best not to read it. There is a knife in the back of this book. It is estimated that seven or eight out of ten people around the protagonist will die.

Writing a mercenary is the same as writing a mercenary.

You are the protagonist. Even if you have to participate in many things, you must have the right to make decisions and take the initiative. Authors like you seem to be very intelligent and awesome when writing, but you are always being pushed and threatened by others. This is personally uncomfortable.

Mercenaries, King of Soldiers, these are all routines dug out of some ruins.

I have no interest in just reading the introduction, why should I dedicate myself to the United States? A fire just broke out in Hawaii, killing more than a hundred civilians and leaving more than a thousand missing. In the wealthy area across the road, not a single tree died. Tens of thousands of U. S. Troops were watching a show there, dozens of kilometers away. I don't know how to dedicate myself to the author's protagonist?

An atypical way of writing cool articles, more like the way American dramas are written. As far as Chapter 74 is concerned, the protagonist is a bit nervous and schizophrenic. He is always pushed away by events. He doesn't explain anything clearly. He always leaves some tail when doing things. Isn't this a very typical style of American dramas. But for an online article, it's really frustrating to read!

This protagonist has been teased all the time, and it's really not interesting to watch, relying on the defense

The protagonist was forced several times, but he didn't resist and killed his whole family. Except for the beginning, there is nothing good about it.

Gunslinger? Not even a chivalrous hair! In the first 30 chapters, thousands of words condensed into two words: frustrated!

Shennong is poisonous, so be careful! Stallion. It doesn't count! The most poisonous thing is schizophrenia. A murderous schizophrenia. No logic, no outline. Mindless. No ability to solve problems. Too much foreshadowing. It will collapse later. Colombia. Where to go? FBI pays for everything. CIA agent. Local battle formation. What else can I write about Three brothers, fake painters. Unparalleled copy. Colombian counterfeit banknotes are enhanced, antique money laundering transaction chain. Little boss in Chinatown. The gangs seek revenge and the godfather rises. Extensive reading girl, tracheal trading. Put it all together and see for yourself. Can you continue writing?

Emmm, author, did you not explain the motive of the perverted forensic murder trio to kill the protagonist's first and second friends? Did they really just kill them when they encountered them? There are also two chapters where the protagonist comes back from Long Island to go fishing and law enforcement. Is the transition too abrupt?😅

The writing is not very good and has no idea.

Recently I discovered that several books with European and American modern urban backgrounds are copies of Stitch Monsters from American TV series. Looking at the text of each sentence alone, it seems to be very sophisticated and capable. But when these sentences are put together, it turns out that some of them don't even have basic logic, and the dialogue is sometimes incorrect. Could it be written automatically by AI software? Or was it translated by a translation software? Nowadays, even writing a book can be fake?