America: From the Start, I Have a Talent for American-Style Quickdraw

There is a saying that sometimes the plot is really brain-busting, and the chain is dropped every time at the critical moment. Moreover, the attribute points are 10 for ordinary people, 20 for human limit, and the protagonist is 24 for Olympic level. It's a 50-50 draw with everyone. Maybe in the last dungeon, the protagonist gained the power of the Flash, and then competed with Superman to see who could run faster. After winning, the protagonist went home and encountered a thief. Then the protagonist used the power of the Flash to chase the thief. The author would write a plot in which he failed to catch up and was lost.

How should I put it? To be honest, the writing of this book is average. The plot is ordinary and has the feeling of a running account. Some of the actions of the protagonist can even be said to be a bit intellectually depressing. The only motivation for me to continue reading is that the author can drive, and the speed is very fast 🙂

Author, your plot is too dense, add more daily life, including the heroines, and did your Solomon learn from the idiot next door? The wisdom behind the door? If you take the reckless man route, take this one, if you take the warlock and devil route, it will be interesting later.

I've included Henry in the muscular man you wrote about, but you put a little spider in it for me to make his arms and legs slimmer. . You

The gold foil of the protagonist is the same as ice. When you enter, you will feel stupid on the opposite side.

I just read Chapter 6. Let me make a suggestion. It's the author's business to listen or not. Don't write about the mental process of your protagonist's story. Just be reckless.

Strike hard against the devil and fight hard against the mobs! Be subservient to the government! Use your wits for the plot!

Want to watch the American horror series Coven, The Bad Seed, and The Conjuring

Women write too much and become less and less interesting, and they are completely based on superficial numbers.

After reading more than 200 chapters, the author can still drive. At least I can accept it personally, but the protagonist's strength improves too slowly. Every time he fights against the enemy, he either fights or goes all out, even against the demon king or archangel level. It is very difficult to deal with the plot boss in the movie, which is very uncomfortable. Even with the boss aura and the bonus of the demon king's family after the author stitched together the world view, But the race and strength of the protagonist have been sublimating and improving, but every time except dealing with ordinary people or villains, even middle-level bosses, it feels like the protagonist has to use up all his cards to win. The experience and sense of substitution are extremely poor (only in combat). Now every time I fight a boss, I quickly skip to the end, otherwise it will be really frustrating.