North American Demon Hunting Tycoon

A tycoon is a businessman. Death-defying work. Price for street sweeping. This is an insult to both parties. Some children may not understand. Because there is no thinking ability. Then let me click again, everything has a cause and effect. Even in the West, you are God's herdsman first, and depending on your identity, they will give you limited help. No one. Risk your life because of your immaturity or dangerous behavior. Even if you are a god descending to earth. You are all-knowing and all-powerful. You can do whatever you want. But not for the so-called love or kindness. Help others for free and without limit. This is extremely ignorant, extremely shameless behavior and requirements. Both the requester and the respondent have normal IQs. If you think they are doing the right thing, that only proves that your brain is not normal either. You can save anyone. But what he did. All his future karma, good and evil. You have mixed up in his world, and you have to pay for his behavior. A person not worth saving. Or people who waste their lives wantonly and sacrifice the happiness of others. He himself is not worthy of sympathy or saving. It's very strange. Nowadays, especially the younger generation. There is always a saying that people who become masters and parents may become good friends. I have to respond endlessly and agree to all your unreasonable demands. In fact, this is a giant baby. Not worthy of being an adult at all. Anyone who responds to this kind of behavior can be said to be not bad. But definitely not worthy of sympathy.

The early stage is really bad. How can it be so easy to steal a credit card? Or is it because the protagonist has not applied for a credit card? Foreign countries are all private banks. If there are a few more scandals like this, the bank will go bankrupt and it is easy to recover. Even if you are a fool, there are many hyena lawyers abroad who like this kind of case very much. No legal fees are required in the early stage, and the money is divided proportionally. Up to 30% can still make you famous.

The unapplied card was stolen and swiped, and "the person who swiped the card was a habitual criminal with sophisticated tactics" and it was difficult to catch, so he didn't call the police. "Ordinary lawyers can't win against bank lawyers," so he didn't sue the bank. The protagonist paid the money back honestly. This is a plot that normal people can come up with

The first chapter is unbearable. How can you open a credit card worth 100,000 dollars as a teenager, and pay it back slowly by yourself after being debited? You have no common sense at all.

The author is really awesome, there is a way to retain readers by using stolen credit cards, create conflicts 😁, and attract traffic, right?

Starting from Chapter 10, I was forced to lose my wits. The author's ideas are okay but he likes to make things mysterious. Inserting a bunch of inexplicable prophecies in the middle is annoying, and why bring in a bunch of characters who have nothing to do with the current main plot? If it's a show of force, then what's going on with the protagonist's downfall? Even if it is an ambush pen, judging from the current author's writing style, he will either forget it or insert the content very bluntly. It seems that even the most basic rough outline has not been done, and the character performance is inconsistent. Moreover, the author is very stubborn and refuses to change such an obvious problem. It was just okay before Chapter 10, but extremely toxic after that.

Needless to say, the protagonist is afraid of becoming a dog when he sees the Wen brothers. Even though he knows that the other party often steals credit cards, he doesn't dare to wonder why he doesn't get his money, and he still slaps others. It's so frustrating to watch.

Annabeth of Mayfair Witch🤔

What the hell, Chapter 38, suddenly turned into a mindless and cool article, written by AI?

In The Force of Evil, the main source of income for the Wen brothers is credit card fraud, right? Why spray this setting?

What does it mean to take it without asking? Do you know?

I've read Chapter 36. The battles are well written and the protagonist's personality is pretty good, but the aspect of having your credit card stolen and swiped is really disgusting. I haven't watched the complete version of The Force of Evil, and I don't have a good or bad impression of the two brothers. But for credit card theft, you can just swipe a few hundred, and the protagonist has been swiped of almost all of his net worth. It can't be justified without beating him half to death. Since you have written the protagonist, you must first consider the interests of the protagonist. If you like the power of evil, just treat the two brothers lightly. To be honest, I feel like it's unfair to the protagonist. This book is good-looking, and I like the character of the protagonist. However, in the early stages, there was a toxic point: "credit cards were stolen, but the thieves were not punished vigorously." Author, even if you really like those two brothers, you should at least arrange a plot, such as beating the two brothers severely, otherwise it will be uncomfortable for people to watch. Most of our readers take on the perspective of the protagonist, not someone else. You are not writing about abuse, this kind of aggrieved plot is unacceptable.

It's a good book. Why did you steal your credit card at the beginning?

The combat effectiveness collapsed too quickly. This is the second incident, your angels have come out. Judging from your previous incident, one pseudo-disaster level can fight against a combat force. There is no solution to this kind of calamity level in the human world except for the core. Then what kind of conspiracy is there? Even if someone takes a blatant action, at most, thousands of people will be sacrificed. No country would annihilate a city with hundreds of thousands of people, and it was also an economic center, because of the sacrifice of thousands of people. Even if there are any other problems caused by this, it is an afterthought. And you've made angels now, so why don't you make some low-level gods next time? Then you still protect a shitty city. It's just you and the BOSS fighting against each other. The buildings are all destroyed and everyone is lying down. And at first I thought it was an American horror film, which is plot-oriented and management-based, interspersed with various group scenes of exorcism. The result is a fantasy of skin-changing, all kinds of fighting abilities, life and death, all of which are the protagonists.

Forget the credit card, just ignore it as the introduction of the Wen family's twin evil spirits, but the protagonist clearly felt that something was wrong in the lake, and he had no water fighting skills. He even sailed a boat to the lake to dive and explore, but as expected, he was surrounded by water ghosts drilling boats, and he couldn't escape, tsk. . .

I have only read Chapter 17 so far, and encountered two dangers. Both times, I relied on the halo of the protagonist to forcefully advance the plot, and it slipped away.

I just finished reading Chapter 11. When I saw this, I wanted to ask in the comment area first. When will the introduction of driving the two Wen brothers to help the protagonist work and repay the money happen? Approximately how many chapters will appear? If it doesn't appear until one or two hundred chapters later, then I can only keep it for now. Reading novels is a pleasure, and readers usually assume the role of the protagonist, and rarely automatically assume the role of the supporting role. Then you make the readers who assume the role of the protagonist feel aggrieved. How many people do you think will get used to it? Not to mention anything else, you let us readers with God's vision see that we owe six to seven hundred thousand yuan for no reason (the exchange rate should be about the same), so we can't go to college and can only live in a shabby house. People who save food and drink are always hanging around in front of you, eating well and using good things. What would you do if it were you? I just hope to see the two Wen brothers working to pay off their debts as soon as possible. Please tell me which chapter of this book contains this plot. I will jump directly to that chapter and then look back. Otherwise, it will be difficult to continue reading with a good mood.

I rarely write book reviews. Personally, I've read more than half of it and can't stand it anymore. Even though I'm halfway through it, the protagonist's character still hasn't grown much.

In the first chapter, the protagonist is persuaded to quit. One hundred thousand US dollars was stolen from the protagonist, and then he repaid the money honestly? ? ? It would be better not to write this at all.

... It only lasted until Chapter 11. It is a purely self-interested work. The plot and the logic of some settings are based on what the author thinks is reasonable. People who can understand it should know what it means. The first point that made me want to withdraw was the story about the two Wen brothers stealing the protagonist's credit card. I don't know what the significance of this plot is. There are countless ways to make the protagonist poor, and there are countless ways to relate to the Wen brothers. The author chose the most disgusting and illogical one but thought it was reasonable. He also explained the reason for the high credit limit and the Wen brothers' fraud. The question is, is this what disgusts everyone? I tolerated this at first. In Chapter 11, I got a dragon school and arranged for dragon school demon hunters to have strong fertility and desire. Then I made the whole setting to make the target weak for a period of time. The target will be very happy and strengthen the physical condition. To this, I can only say that it is beautiful to kill. This author knows how to disgust people. The wizard has not played much. I don't know if this is the original game setting, but it is unlikely, whether it is or not. Yes, after seeing this, I have no desire to look back. My credit card was stolen and I was so helpless and furious. I was so poor that I criticized a task of 30,000 yuan for 3,000 points in 10 installments because the client had no money and wanted to repay it physically. The ability I finally obtained has to have side effects in irrelevant places. It is disgusting. To sum up, the protagonist in the first ten chapters is stupid and a virgin. After looking at the settings, I guess he will be just as frustrated. I helped clear the mines.

The pace is too fast. The protagonist feels like he is being pointed at a gun. He keeps fighting monsters and can't take a breath? There are too few descriptions of life-like scenes and details, resulting in very thin group portraits. In short, I basically read this book Quantum, Druid Awesome, fast forward to Druid Death.

Credit cards have something called a credit limit/overdraft limit. The more deposits you have in your bank card and the higher your source of income, the higher the limit will be when you open the card. Generally, Ameli Card's poor credit card only has a credit limit of one or two thousand, so it is better to spend it. Middle-class credit cards generally only have a limit of 30,000 to 50,000 dollars. And Lorne's college fund itself is more than $60,000, his income is stable, and his deposits and savings are increasing rapidly, so the bank's default limit is high. The article also explains that Dean found that the limit of this card was surprisingly high, and thought it was because of Brother Fu.

I can't even understand the jokes. The dialogue is so awkward that I criticized him for repeatedly going against common sense and speaking harshly.

This book gives me a sense of the beauty of 749 games and the treasure in front of the door.

Come on, write well 😁

After reading more than forty chapters, the plot is average, becoming more and more outrageous as it is written, and the style of painting changes suddenly. The protagonist didn't even understand that it was the Holy Grail and the Demon Hunter, and they were forcibly combined. The hydrology is also great, the water is grinding to death.

I want to know where are the two fonts of Tycoon now?

The biggest advantage of this book is that it provided me with eight starting points🫡

I read about 50 chapters, mainly because I wanted to read a novel about evil forces. First of all, the Wen brothers' income mainly comes from gambling, fake credit cards, and monster hunting (they got a lot of gold in the episode of fighting a dragon). Note that the fake credit cards are not stealing other people's identities, although I don't know why the bank would approve it. It may be because of that era. The plug-in does not maximize the income and is often used to transfer burdens away. The protagonist's words and deeds are also a bit strange. I don't know how to write about passion or something. I don't understand the core idea of ​​​​the protagonist at all, or the portrayal is not good. The observation and reasoning are very good, but the actions and speech are very childish, not rational enough, but can't write the feeling emotionally? It's a bit nondescript, and of course there are a few naughty bits, but I'm too lazy to write about it or look it up again.

It has been added to the collection. It has great ideas and the author's writing is very good. This book title makes people want to click on it. I visited with my work "The Witcher Begins in America". Thank you!