Starting Out in Shameless
诸天从无耻之徒开始
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- 2.3M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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I'd like to ask the author: what exactly do you mean by 'firearms proficiency'? Does hitting three out of nine shots count as proficiency?
Run away with the bucket
I couldn't take it after 30-something chapters, so I had to pack up and run. I wasn't poisoned to death, but after so many years of reading, I have some tolerance. Sigh, what's so great about writing about shameless people? A whole family of self-destructive individuals, and they've written so many chapters about them. In short, may all drug dealers and addicts die a horrible death.
I see absolutely no reason to help this family. Maybe it's because I haven't watched this American sitcom, but I just can't accept it; it's so inexplicable. I've watched about a hundred episodes, and I still can't stand it. Even the parts I skipped didn't seem interesting. Fine, that's it, I'm giving up.
I've been reading Shameless lately and came here to search for fanfiction, but there's so little. You're going down the wrong path. With the Shameless universe, you should write about people who are just there for fun. You're making them act like some kind of righteous hero, like you're going to take a knife and hack and slash from east to west in the South District, killing everyone you see.
How much the author loves that trashy American TV series, it's so long and boring, I can't stand watching it!
The chapters up to 50 were alright, with one minor flaw but nothing serious. Then, in chapter 50, an anime character suddenly appeared, and it was like being force-fed a mouthful of shit.
I'm really getting more and more confused about you authors. You don't like the system, so you add it. Then you deliberately downplay its presence. Aside from briefly mentioning its existence, the system just disappears. The protagonist does so much, but the progress bar doesn't even increase. What's the point of this progress bar then?
Isn't the author being too extreme? Why did they have to break up Ian and Mickey?
It's rare for me to write about shameless people; I've recently become obsessed with this American TV series and I'm lamenting the Gallagher family's various baffling actions.
There are too few articles about shameless people.
The most regrettable thing about this book is that it tries to portray pure love within the framework of shamelessness.