The Beggar Gang Leader Makes It in America
丐帮帮主混美国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 171k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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52Chapters
17.4kRecommendations
8.2kFans
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Let's write another farming novel, like Golden Fishery. I feel like no farming novel on Qidian can surpass Golden Fishery. 😍
Brothers, is it time for dinner again?
Demons and monsters are truly captivating at first glance; having read many supernatural novels, demons and monsters are definitely among the top three.
I've read 1982 four times already, and finally a new book is out!
Shell's forte should be urban leisure novels, with sunshine and beaches—that's what Shell should be writing about. However, I don't know when, but Shell has taken a liking to fantasy, or perhaps he's found fantasy more profitable. But... There aren't many urban novelists who write better than you!
Keep writing about farming and management novels from abroad. I've read *The Town Mayor*, *Treasure Hunter*, and *Golden Fishing Grounds* so many times. I used to read them all for free, but now that I wanted to pay, what happened? 🥺
Go write some rural-themed stories already; I really love reading your rural-themed ones. And please stop writing about cultivation novels!
Ding Pangzi, the top lecturer: It's almost time for dinner, brothers!
Come back soon and write another urban farming novel. Stop wasting your time on money.
You used to say you didn't want to write about this track anymore because it had no future. Now look at how it's climbed to the top two. No matter how much I tried to persuade you before, you wouldn't continue. It's such a shame.