
In America, the Winner Takes All
美利坚胜者为王
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- Qidian
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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.
What I Read in 2024
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A Curated Mix: Chinese and American Entertainment, Alternate-World Fantasy, Xianxia, Stat-Building, and Multiple Love Interests
I read all sorts of things: entertainment novels, xianxia, fantasy, cultivation, fan fiction, point-allocation and System stories, harems, single heroines, abandoned books, and more. If it's good, I'll recommend it. No genre restrictions.
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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 read a story about someone who started his career in football and finance. Unfortunately, he broke the hearts of readers... And announced his retirement from online writing. Now let me see how hard this author's heart is...😁😁😁
What's the point of writing a good novel about a teammate's mother? The main character's style suddenly fell into the gutter.
Write an American novel well and try not to have anything to do with Chinese people. Don't start talking about Chinese when you see Chinese people. It's so embarrassing. A lot of American novels are like this.
Unpopular products, American winner takes all
A rare football sports article, very much like America 1979. I have never read a sports article about football before. It was America 1979 that opened the door to a new world for me. But it's a pity that despite having good grades and getting better at the plot, the author suddenly announced that he was quitting the online writing circle and was going to study with his professor and boss. So when I saw this book on Sanjiang, I clicked in without hesitation. The result did not disappoint me. This book is not the American 1979 meal replacement at all, but an enhanced version of it. The quality visible to the naked eye is even better. Some book friends suspect that it is the author of America 1979, but I don't think it looks like it. Of course, it does not rule out that the author of America 1979 has made rapid progress and produced better works. The author has a lot of tricks, which can often break the reader's waist, and also has a very pure American flavor. For example, the protagonist sells safety measures at the graduation prom at the beginning of the chapter, and also specifically chooses expired products, making people have to buy them multiple times. Judging from the mature writing style, it is 100% the work of an old author, or a big boss who preaches from outside, and the rhythm is quite well controlled. The beginning of the chapter first attracts readers with interesting words and operations, and then uses a brief background to explain the protagonist's situation and difficulties, creating a sense of expectation and paving the way for the next exciting point. Various details are also in place, there are no common sense mistakes, the various characteristics of America are very realistic, and the quality is comparable to Chicago 1990. Of course, it's just that the quality is close. Judging from the writing style, there shouldn't be a highly toxic ending like Chicago 1990. Reason for Recommendation Suspected to be a new book by an old author, it is of high quality and has a good reading experience, comparable to Chicago 1990. Whether you like entertainment or sports writing, you should not miss it. Recommended Audience Highly recommended to book lovers who like entertainment, sports and rugby themes. Similar Recommendation The United States gained both fame and fortune, America 1979, a point guard with a knife. Comprehensive Review The writing style is sophisticated, the writing is skillful, the rhythm is bright, the sense of anticipation is full, the excitement and laughter are just right, and the desire to read it is quite strong. {"TopicId":"804728532092780544","TopicName":"Book Famine Terminator"}
American football, I think of that eunuch
Just read Chapter 30, my thoughts after reading it now
1. The immersive European and American writing style is a hundred times better than those authors who play Chinese jokes in American writing. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a shame. 2. Solid content and detailed information. From all kinds of small details, you can feel the author's sufficient writing reserves. I also add pictures while writing, focusing on taking care of the imagination and knowledge of ordinary readers, which is very friendly. 3. Non-Chinese people, this is really important. I really don't need to look for national self-esteem in the novel. Chinese people just give themselves a debuff and a ceiling for nothing. And I just want to immerse myself in experiencing the corruption of the zbist world. 4. The characterization of the protagonist is very important. At present, it seems that except for his sister's desire to control, he is relatively social in other aspects, which is good. To sum up, I personally believe that it has the potential to be an American literary masterpiece and I will not accept any refutation. In addition, there are always people pushing the King of the Bay Area. I've read that book, and it's just a piece of shit. The writing is really bad and the information is not solid. All kinds of poisonous spots crazily challenge the limit of your tolerance. As an ordinary reader who doesn't know much about football, I can find a lot of bugs in this crappy book, and the characterization of the protagonist is low. I wanted to play American humor, but it made me hammer the bedside table. That's all for now.
It's very well written. Football is used as a pretentious sub-line. The main line is to make money or Hollywood. I occasionally drive a car and maintain the quality. I dare not say anything else. At least it has a high-quality product.
Is it too long and too comfortable to play rugby?
It feels like the kind of basketball writing from ten years ago, where you have an invincible body, a donkey x a stallion, you meet one after another, and then you have to get involved in the entertainment industry, making movies and recordings from time to time.
(Chapter 40) Burbank Cheerleaders