The Two-Faced Man of America

I thought about it today and read the author's new book. After reading it, I found that it was still new wine in an old bottle. It was not the wine of the first new book, but the content of the previous book that hit the market. It's still the same old problem, the more the subject matter is written, the more niche it becomes. Hong Kong comprehensive articles about undercover agents either kill decisively or solve crimes violently. I have never seen a successful online article about two-faced policemen and criminals. The purpose of the protagonist's time travel is unclear. It is unclear whether he is preparing to become the godfather of the American gangster, or whether he is an undercover police officer. Simply looking at the Internet article, after explaining the background earlier, I found that the protagonist is a fool and chose the worst path. Undercover, robbery, gunfight, I haven't seen Goldfinger, Time Traveler, White Skin and Yellow Heart, and I am not prepared for danger in times of crisis. It feels really brainless. No matter how many other backgrounds are written, it feels like an excuse. The protagonist does not seem to be a person with an online IQ. In the first Gunslinger, the main character traveled through time and had no identity, so he was at the mercy of others, which I think is somewhat understandable. The next two books, including the current one, feel like they were all written by the protagonist himself, and he had to try to make up for it. The key point is that it's okay if you have a hang-up bar. If you don't hang up, it will give people the feeling that the protagonist is about to start Long Aotian again. The forced adventure-style writing is really a bit retro (lucky and various noble people help), which is really not suitable for current Internet articles. To be honest, the author's writing style is still good, but whether it is the subject matter or the plot, it is really disappointing.

What's the point? It's just a gangster, no cheats, and it's so exciting. If you die, it's really all for nothing.

The gunslinger's book has a golden finger, and it's nice to be restrained and full of descriptions. The second book didn't have a golden finger for me, so I gave up immediately This book would have been difficult without a golden finger for three chapters.

When there is a cheat, cheat is the biggest unreasonable thing. When there is no golden finger, nothing makes sense!

After reading a few chapters I just couldn't stand it, it was so gross and retarded. I thought it was my problem, but when I looked at the comments section, they were all scolding me.

What the hell is this book about? It's just for the gunslinger. It's completely different. I can't stand it at all. The main character's behavior makes people feel too stupid. I abandoned it before even seeing it on the shelves.

Let's write the Gunslinger again. I really liked the North American police story you described in your last book. I often read American Iai on Bilibili and Douyin, and I especially like your book Shangbu. It is the best book about North American police in Qidian. The plot is very exciting, and I wouldn't say it's so exaggerated that it makes you feel less involved!

I'm going to finish it soon and start a new book. I'm going to write an urban police detective novel similar to the Gunslinger. I suggest you don't add the plot of another world. You can write it as a system or golden finger. I like novels about decisive killing and gun battles 🙏

Is it really written by the author of The Gunslinger? It feels like an AI article from Selling Studio.

When an author says that he just wants to write what he wants to write, and the result depends on God's will, then I can only say that he is either the top-notch kind of person, or he can only be said to be a sour scholar. In the current market, unless you have a hit, otherwise you want to write your own stuff from the beginning.