Wild Mexico: Starting with a Prison Break
狂野墨西哥，从越狱开始
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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If you can rise to a high position in that kind of place without any special advantages, then you can succeed anywhere in the world. Why would you need to take the blame?
I can't understand how you can play without cheats. I'm just an ordinary person, relying solely on game experience.
The prison guards in Mexico aren't that tough, are they? They're full of murderers and drug dealers, would they just stand there and let you torture them alive?
In a place like Mexico, in prison, if you have money and can still contact the outside world, what's there to be afraid of? What makes those prison guards, even the warden, dare to be arrogant? If they don't like someone, they can just put a bounty on their entire family. They dare to kill mayors and councilors, so why wouldn't a lowly prison guard or warden dare to? There are countless desperate criminals in the slums, crying out for food.
I thought it was fan fiction about the TV series Prison Break, but it's not at all. If it's not Prison Break, then what's the point of watching it? I'm only interested in the name. Prison Break was very popular back then, which is why it attracted me. Since this has nothing to do with Prison Break, it won't appeal to me!
Is this type of live-fitting?
Can you survive in a place like Mexico without some kind of cheat code? Even high-ranking government officials are killed without hesitation, and the author still thinks foreign countries are all wonderful?
Are there studios controlling the online novel industry now? Many novels without data panels are so popular that I won't read them without cheat codes. If an author doesn't use a panel, it means they have ambition and want to write a good novel. How many novels on the charts have panels?
The protagonist is expected to grow and expand in Mexico, and then operate a mainstream business there.
Seeing that it was written by a Level 5 author puts my mind at ease. At least they have experience, an outline, and a mature writing style, so they won't cut it out for no reason.