
American Tour Guide: My Tourists Are Not Normal
美利坚导游,我的游客不正常
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 667k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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207Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
6.8kFans
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A harem novel, but only accepting Asian readers.
Honestly, it's pretty pointless to do this on an American variety show. Forcibly digging out a bunch of relatively unknown Asian women to be casual sex partners within a predominantly American variety show world, and some of them aren't even that attractive, is quite ridiculous.
After Chapter Six, I couldn't understand anything at all. What was it talking about? It felt like all the men were dead, and it was all about single women.
The beginning was interesting, but what happens next is not something I'm concerned about.
My assessment is that it's too chaotic to watch.
The biggest problem is that you started writing from when the protagonist became invincible, when the guide would have been much more interesting if you had started when the protagonist was powerless.
I don't understand the rest.
I don't understand the rest; did the author go too far with their own ideas?
Trying to appease a brat? One appeared at the beginning, and now two more have appeared after only twenty-something chapters...
Is this a harem novel? Why are most of the characters who time-travel to other places female?
From the movie descriptions, I noticed that most of the tourists are female characters. Is the author planning to write a harem novel?
The protagonist's name lacks relatability; the concept is good, but the writing and plot are just average.
It's too messy, and with the addition of a few unruly kids, there's too much sewing, and it's all forced stitching.