In America, the Winner Takes All
美利坚胜者为王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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Reading List No. 3: Urban Fiction
This is the third one... I just saw that there's another categorized book-list event, and since I can make an urban fiction category, I went ahead and created one. Urban fiction has the most quality picks, after all. [Here are my other three lists: Main list: long reviews focused on new sprouts, with over 20,000 followers and 35,000 without comments. You're welcome to follow! Fantasy list: mainly ongoing fantasy stories Sci-fi list: "Book List No. 4: Sci-Fi" Anime-related list: "Book List N
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A Veteran Reader's Bookshelf
I started reading novels in 1996, so it's been over twenty years now. I think I have a decent eye for books, so I'll recommend anything that catches my fancy. Hope you enjoy them 😊 I generally don't recommend very old or famous books, since that doesn't help veteran readers find something new.
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A Curated Mix: Chinese and American Entertainment, Alternate-World Fantasy, Xianxia, Stat-Building, and Multiple Love Interests
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Treasured Reads for a Reading Slump
I look for smart characters, a sensible plot, and sound logic. I hope the authors use their writing to paint an interesting story and world. There's a wide range of genres here: urban, military, gaming, and more. There's something for everyone. Please leave comments, likes, and favorites. Thanks! I may not check every recommendation in the comments, and even if I do, I may not add it. If this list suits your taste, please favorite it and give it a heart.
Reborn in America: Top Starting Point Stories Set in the West and Hollywood
This list focuses on reviewing quality Chinese-to-American-transmigration novels that have been updated and serialized on Qidian in recent years. Whether they cover Hollywood entertainment, American police officers, or even early Western frontier settlement, they are all within the scope of this list. The stories are excellent and well regarded, so they are recommended to readers who enjoy these themes. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Since everyone has different tastes and standards, this list
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I once read about someone who started out writing about rugby and then moved on to finance, but unfortunately, their readers were so heartbroken that they announced their withdrawal from online writing. Now let me see just how hard this author's resolve is...😁😁😁
What's the point of a perfectly good novel being about a mother who sleeps around with her partner? It instantly lowers the protagonist's character to a whole new level.
Write a proper American novel and try to avoid any connection to Chinese people. Don't start speaking fluent Chinese every time you see a Chinese person; it's awkward, and many American novels do that.
Niche gems, American winners reign supreme.
A rare sports story about rugby, it has a strong American 1979 feel to it. I had never read any sports literature about football before; it was American football in 1979 that opened a new world for me. Unfortunately, just when the results were good and the plot was getting better, the author suddenly announced his retirement from the online novel industry to study and further his education with…
American football reminds me of that eunuch.
I've only read 30 chapters so far, and this is my current impression.
1. The immersive European and American writing style is a hundred times better than those authors who play with Chinese puns in American literature. It's no exaggeration to say that it completely crushes them. 2. The content is solid and the information is detailed. Various small details demonstrate the author's ample writing experience.
Well written. The rugby is used as a cool, decorative subplot, while the main plot revolves around making money or Hollywood-related themes, with occasional suggestive scenes. Maintaining quality, I can't speak for everything else, but at least it's a high-quality piece.
Do people play rugby because they think they're living too long and too comfortably?
It feels like those basketball novels from ten years ago: an invincible physique, a womanizer who sleeps with every girl he meets, and he also has to make it in the entertainment industry, occasionally making a movie or releasing a record.
(Chapter 40) Burbank Cheerleaders