America: Starting with Daily Intelligence

If the protagonist is a yellow race, it will be difficult to get into a high position without rebelling, unless he acts ugly or rebels. Look at America's richest man, Angie Zhao, marrying both of his young daughters to Jewish old men and still not escaping death.

How can I put it this way? A garbage man meets a rich woman is a must-have program. The main thing is that you don't diss others after eating, or you just don't eat. It looks like you have no sense of style.

I forgot the name of the book I read before. It was written earlier than this one, and it also started with American Tramp. I felt like it was just to take advantage of the lecturer's popularity. Damn it, I've read twenty or thirty chapters, my dear, almost half of every chapter is about popular science, and the plot is the same as hell💩. The science popularization required by the plot should be explained in two or three sentences as much as possible. Don't make long remarks. This is a novel, not a thesis. You must pay attention to the promotion and development of the plot. Luo Liba talks about a lot of science popularization, and really not many people like to read it.

I rarely post book reviews. This book is indeed a rare good book so far, although the title is really disappointing. The author has unique knowledge about the culture of street wandering and hunting. It is suspected that the author's main job is to collect cans and write books in his spare time.

For a rare American beggar-style novel, you can refer to the story of Lecturer Fatty Ding. The protagonist is still a homeless man, and there is nothing wrong with the plot. The writing is very smooth. I feel that the author has some experience in novel creation. Overall, Xiancao is average. It is worth reading, but it is too slow (")

Alas, fighting is really boring. I don't know what other book friends think, but judging from the book review section, most readers find that the fun part is that the protagonist uses his intelligence to make money, draw prizes, pick up girls, and make money. The early and middle stages are well written. Most of the time is spent describing daily intelligence, the protagonist making money, and the follow-up of events. It looks at the world from a relatively niche perspective in China. But now the protagonist resells arms every day, fights everywhere, and ends up risking his own life. It really doesn't taste that good. The protagonist imitates the old Americans and fights wars and sells arms everywhere, just like the arms dealer in Lord of War. The activity level mentioned in this chapter has dropped a lot. Completely inferior to the protagonist in the early and mid-term who uses intelligence to do business like playing "Morality and Legality", and gradually reaches the point where the big boss behind the scenes takes all the black and white, and changes from running around alone to make money to directing his subordinates to make money in parallel, using the startup funds brought by oil and arms to erode every industry in a free country, such as real estate, aviation Luck, new electronic technology, and medical care are topics that can only be touched upon abroad. Sitting behind the scenes and relying on intelligence, you can step by step become a predator with private power. With a golden finger, you are not afraid of betrayal and missing good opportunities. From time to time, you can open a blind box to play with girls. This kind of excitement is what makes this book attractive. I don't have any pessimism about this book, because the author has not even reached 50 chapters on the road of running like a second-hand arms dealer. The stickiness of the starting point reader group is still acceptable. As long as the direction is adjusted in time and the fun is found, I believe that the heated discussion environment before the book can be reproduced. I wish you better and better results.

The oil in Chapter 250 is a core turning point. From then on, the book is divided into two parts. 😎

It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

The protagonist took a few people to fight with hundreds of people and won. Although there were elements of exploding drones and sneak attacks, I still thought it was outrageous.

The shared bikes are locked, right? It's even more outrageous than the Chinatown book next door. Next door can only play wild games occasionally, and they have a serious heroine. Your book is locked directly 🙂🙂