North America: From Janitor to Supernatural Hero
北美：超凡从清洁工开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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One hundred chapters, with all the NPCs being riddles throughout, leaving the reader completely confused. What's even more absurd is that Constantine, who is just a nobody in his own universe, is treated like a dog in this story.
It's well-written and very selective in its readership; the dialogue and behavioral logic are too obscure if you don't read it carefully.
I'm really puzzled by this. The protagonist makes corpses disappear and even seems immortal without using any supernatural items. Even if other factions knew, they would definitely pay a price. Why do people still treat the protagonist like a complete novice when it comes to supernatural abilities?
It's well-written and worth reading, but the author's writing style isn't clear enough. For example, in the section on dealing with pollution, it only mentions that ten years of lifespan were deducted, but later it says that five more pumps were used, but five years wasn't enough to make up for it. What's not explained is how much more lifespan was deducted besides those ten years.
Now that Kang the Scumbag has appeared, shouldn't the plot now officially bring the supernatural elements to the forefront? And shouldn't the world-building be revealed a little more?
Are you sure you plan to have the protagonist and that scumbag Kang acting together for a while? Then be generous with the protagonist's lifespan. Don't be stingy, otherwise, unless you plan to rewrite Kang's backstory, the protagonist won't have enough lives according to the original setting. 😅
It seems like this is the same planet before and after the time travel. Even enemies from my past life have appeared. I don't really like this setting.
Ah! Familiar North America!
Interesting topic! I've saved it! Give us more exciting plot twists! Looking forward to it!
In the collection and voting observation, Detroit can be considered a place with outstanding people and beautiful scenery.
It's well written, the only problem is that the protagonist's initial behavior doesn't seem like that of a special forces soldier.