
The God Who Commands Fortuitous Encounters in America
美利坚掌管奇遇的神
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- Urban
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- Superpowers
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It seems like there are a lot of novels these days about Western evil gods, resurrection, and behind-the-scenes stories from the American perspective. It's not allowed to write in China, and even if you do, it won't be long. Japan used to have a lot of cases, but they've decreased since then. It's easy for trouble to get involved here.
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Hello author, I copied your book on another platform, and the reader feedback has been very good. It's very popular and has received a lot of tips. I'm planning to buy another car, so I hope you can update more chapters so it doesn't affect my earnings and keep my readers anxious. Thank you.
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The "golden finger" setting is pretty good, and the "helping others achieve their goals" system is also very interesting. It's just that I don't quite understand why the protagonist got beaten up by the weasel. The weasel was asking for a title, and the protagonist struck first. Isn't that exactly what the weasel wanted? Why did the protagonist beat him up?
I must say, she's quite cute, I got this from the comments below.
Damn, am I late? I just watched a clip on Bilibili about the weasel demanding an official title, thought it was interesting, and came to check it out, but it was abandoned.
In our village, there was a man who wanted to hunt pheasants. He went into the mountains and imitated the pheasant's call. Then, two weasels, standing on their hind legs, followed the sound to where he was hiding. When he returned, he told everyone about this strange occurrence. Just a few days later, his twin children died of illness. For a long time afterward, our village didn't dare talk about weasels; we just referred to them as "that one."
After a six-month hiatus, I updated one chapter and then abandoned the story again. Does this mean I'll only update one chapter every six months from now on?
One serendipitous encounter has nearly 150 chapters. Add to that the coincidental completion of "Count You Here," and that makes two nearly 150-chapter sums. That means this book will eventually have over 7000 chapters. I hope you can achieve that, author! 🤭🤭🤭
I'm not talking about Shennong, but I'll briefly discuss the style of this book.
P. S.: Just to add a bit of context, the following comparisons between this book and other books by other authors are purely personal opinions, so please don't take them too seriously. First, the advantages: the plot moves quickly, and while the main character hasn't been fully developed yet, the author doesn't hold back; basically, any foreshadowing you can think of will be revealed as soon as…