America: Starting with the Acquisition of MGM

Gadot really has average looks, a good figure but not that prominent, her skin tone is a bit off, and Wonder Woman has such an awesome aura, I don't understand why there are so many authors who don't write heroines other than her.

Although the author's writing style is not the best among all the entertainment articles I have read, and there is a cliché plot like "make a lot of money from the World Cup" at the beginning, but I can understand it as the plot of the protagonist's necessary funds to acquire MGM (as long as you try to downplay this plot in the later stage and don't mention it) There are many American entertainment articles, but the background of the protagonist is from the top eight Hollywood executive families (although there is no such thing as the top eight now). The article I have read feels right. There are not many, like "America 1982". The writing is good, and the description of the American atmosphere is also good (after all, it is directly based on American TV series), but I can't even watch a genre that doesn't get to the point after more than a hundred chapters. , Regardless of priority, author, I think your plot rhythm is normal I don't know who brought it up these days (maybe Thirteen), American entertainment writers like to copy American dramas and write dozens and hundreds of so-called daily routines before getting to the point.

As a fan author, if you want it, I will arrange it and it will appear in about ten chapters.

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Overall, it's pretty good, but in the plot about the Jewish woman, she obviously lost her mind. You are now a vice president with a market value of billions of dollars. Is this necessary?

Why did the author bring his emotions into the book? Why did the Korean whistle-blower despise the sticks when the protagonist group made money? You can scold others for making money, but scolding them for making money is both disrespectful and disrespectful.

Spinach dealers all rake money, and what you earn is the money from the other party's pool. What you earn is money from another group of gamblers. The more you bet, the odds will change instead of being fixed.

1. The odds are not calculated like this 2. Regular gambling cannot go bankrupt, because the dealer only takes money and bets on both fans. The odds are adjusted according to the amount bought by both parties. Regardless of the result, the winning money belongs to the losing side, and the dealer earns handling fees. Only those who don't understand football think that buying football is betting against the banker.

This book may be a good book, but the beginning is too poisonous. Spending 100 million dollars on Stud Football is really too poisonous.

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