
North America: Alarming Legislation, I Am Really a Serious Businessman
北美:惊动立法,我真是正经商人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 467k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The labor law in the United States is this: My employee cannot work more than eight hours in one of my companies, but he can work more than six hours in each of my three companies, but my companies are located together.
Have you seen Westworld? Money is nothing more than data to them.
This book seems familiar. It turns out that there was a book with the same content as this book at the beginning. It is the same as the introduction. It starts with a bionic man and ends up looking like a eunuch.
It's boring. I was embarrassed in the first chapter.
The classic introduction directly summarizes the outline of the book
When I first started watching it, I read the synopsis and immediately read the spoilers. I hope the writing is good enough and the content is rich enough. 😀
😓Can't understand
The protagonist has not been alienated by capital and looks ordinary.
You don't have to rely on the cover to attract people, but you shouldn't rely on the cover to screen people. AI can be used, but the concentration and quality are too flawed.
I wish you all a Happy New Year in advance and don't ask for further reading.
We are going to put 30 words on the shelves, so if you need to support books, just do it. You can't beat those system writers.
(Alleged spoilers) The pace is a bit too much, please explain the opening content.
Although it's not my place to talk about this, as the author, me explaining it actually means there is something wrong with the writing. But it is necessary to explain. Villains are human beings too. Don't think of the FBI as the county magistrate in a remote area in ancient times, who can do whatever they want with the power in their hands. New York is not an ordinary place. If you can do gray business, who doesn't care about it? Some comments are even more outrageous, directly labeling them as 'threats to national security'. Are you really a royal guard? Give me a break, thinking about the current books, are all the villains so brainless? Do you not care at all that there may be hidden forces behind the protagonist? (Of course, I have changed the article now. I originally did not want to write about the psychological activities of the villain, because the content in the opening chapter is more valuable.) To prevent anyone from continuing to make excuses, I will give you a real-life example. The scientist who made me straighten my back was also subject to various scrutiny. How strong was the Lighthouse Country at that time? Why don't you dare to kill? (Check the specific information yourself, I probably can't explain it clearly) According to your logic, the FBI has enough knowledge to come up with high technology. What might be behind it? The academic school, or to be more direct, the academic faction, is an existence that even capital does not want to provoke. Coming to Qidian's first book, I learned from experience and reflected on it. I should write more straightforwardly. By the way, I would like to thank [The Flying Cat], [Green Underworld] and several digital book friends. I can see the voting information every day. I would like to thank several adoptive fathers.
The writing is not very coherent from one end to the other, and the layout is too small.
The outline is good and the writing is uneventful.
The start was quite satisfactory.
But suddenly many Chinese names appeared. . . So are they an important team or something? Are they doing the "hand in" thing again? . . Then if we have this technology, why would we need to regard androids as a dirty business? . . Old Americans are a bit dark. But as long as you get a patent, others still need to follow the rules of the game. They won't kill you until you're done. (Actually, if you look at the performance of Uncle Fried Chicken in Breaking Bad, you will understand.) To be honest, if the protagonist has these skills and wanders around the military for a while, he will definitely be able to buy time to establish his own chain of interests. But no matter what, I will come back and take a look after 50 chapters.
I think now that Victor is online in Mexico, Jonathan Irons and Titan Group can also go to school
Shaun's old comrade Jonathan Irons came to vote, and registered the Giant God Group's pig feet to make a loud noise 😃😃😃