America: A Magical Life

I read for ages, until the protagonist took a rich girl to a bar to show off and got harassed by a drunkard. He threw a bottle at him and ran away, and that's when I decided to drop the book! I can't stand an idiot as the protagonist! Out of here!

First-person perspective? Sorry, I can't accept that.

An American novel written with a Chinese mindset. It still reflects all the ingrained Chinese ways of thinking.

Chapter 111, recruiting someone who framed you and almost ruined your reputation to work for your company? What kind of logic is that? (Poisoning and death, goodbye)

This doesn't seem like a time traveler. They were just little kids from the original world, people who had been beaten down by society. It's impossible for them to act so childishly.

Traveling isn't expensive these days. The author should go to the US for a few months when he has time, then come back to write his novel...

First-person perspective? If it had the power to devour books, it could become a good book.

How can someone be using third-person and first-person perspectives interchangeably? Was this written by AI?

It seems to be written by AI; the person pronouns are inconsistent, and there are many contradictions.

After reading more than ten chapters, I noticed a strange pattern in the word choice and sentence structure. Was it written by AI after being given an outline?