The God Who Commands Fortuitous Encounters in America

I feel like there are quite a lot of novels written about Western evil gods, revivals, and behind-the-scenes novels in the United States. Writing is not allowed in China, and the writing is not long. There used to be a lot of them in Japan, but then there were fewer. It's easy to get involved in trouble.

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The setting of Goldfinger is not bad, and the adult beauty system is also very interesting. I just don't understand being beaten by Huang Pizi. Huang Pizi is asking for a title, and the protagonist strikes first. Isn't this exactly what Huang Pizi wants, why do you still beat him?

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Damn, are you late? I just watched a part about the weasel asking for closure at Station B. I thought it was interesting to take a look, but it turned out to be a eunuch.

There was a man in our village who wanted to hunt pheasants and imitate the cries of pheasants in the mountains. Then two weasels stood on their legs and followed the sound to where he was hiding. When he came back, he told everyone about this strange incident. Just a few days later, his twin children died of illness. For a long time, our village did not dare to talk about weasels. We always used "that" to refer to them.

After half a year, I updated a chapter and continued Eunuch. Are you telling us that there will be another chapter in the next six months?

An adventure spans nearly 150 chapters. Count the one that happens to be completed and you are included. That's two nearly 150 chapters. In other words, there will be 7000+ chapters in this book. I hope the author can do it🤭🤭🤭

PS: First of all, the following comparison of this book with other books by other authors is purely personal, please do not go beyond the general outline. Let's talk about the advantages first. The plot is very fast-paced and the protagonist doesn't have much development for the time being. However, this author will not hide it for you. Basically, he will give you all the foreshadowing you can think of as soon as possible. There is no sense of overpowering one's wits, and some of the jokes are quite good. They are just seasoning and won't overwhelm others. Moreover, they are all new. It can be seen that there are really no manuscripts. Another point is that the structure and foreshadowing of Volume 1 are recycled very quickly. This is very important in my opinion, because you must write well in the beginning to attract people to continue reading. Now is a fast-paced era, no one will care about you, and I will show you the fun later. (I have to talk about Wong Tai Sin. Chapter 2 really comes out, and it attracts people immediately. It is very, very good to have a point to continue reading.) For personal advantages, I personally like to mix mythological stories into books to conduct a new round of structural interpretation, but I personally do not study much, so many big guys in the book review area also thank you for bringing me a better reading experience. Another point is the strong interaction between the author and book friends. This is very necessary in my opinion, because most readers still hope to have a heart-to-heart communication process with the author to discuss the content of the book. This is a very big plus for me. Finally, let's talk about the shortcomings. First, the quantity is small. There's nothing I can do about it. For me, I can watch it for just a few cents. For the author, it's very difficult to think of so many plots and have to pay attention to the wording and omission of words in the plot arrangement. It's very difficult to support me. I probably saw it a few days ago and I've finished it now. I have joined the chasing army and am waiting for the author's update. In addition, at least in my opinion, the biggest problem is that some people may be a little reluctant to add interpretations and reconstructions of traditional Chinese mythological figures. This depends on the individual. To sum up the position of this book in my heart, although it is still small, it is definitely incomparable with the books about Crazy Lich or Big Eyeballs. (As for Lich, if the author works harder in the later period, I think it is possible to surpass it.) Compared with several books I have read recently. First of all, I definitely can't touch the Magician's Manual. The first two volumes are really amazing, but the rest is really lame. Then I think it must be more impressive than the Da Feng Da. Practicing these secretly next to the female devil will look better. In my eyes, if we can maintain the content and quality of Qi Yu 1 and Qi Yu 2 and continue writing, it should be on the same level as the Pet King. (But after Jie Po finished writing the next part of Pet King, he felt a little stretched out.) If the quality and quantity can be maintained in the later stage and the game can occasionally come back to life, I feel that there is still a chance of reaching the level of the Lich. Come on, the future is promising, even if you fail in the end, I will order all your copies.