America: I Came Here to Study, Not to Show Mercy.

The content of the American version of the light novel, the neon flavor of the American shell, and the domestic characteristic system.

I was deceived by the title of the book. I came here to read a romance novel with a true American background, but it ended up smelling like Japanese anime and light novels (there are too many novels of this type). It's a pity 😅

The author suspects that Wenqing is suffering from illness, so he can start to wait and see.

An American version of a romance novel? Ah? ? ?

Isn't this just changing the Japanese background to the United States?

Could you read your profile a few more times to see if you understand it?

Everyone, what do you think

Before writing the book, did the author ever think that he would encounter an American government that would expel international students?

Use "do" instead of "lick" to write "pull", both acting and standing, inexplicable

What kind of woman can't be found in this fucking system? I'm so confused about the ghost~

The heroine is like that and the main character still pretends to be innocent. It's too pretentious. It's boring to keep being pretentious.

General summary of this book: The Story of Showa America

The subject matter is okay, but it's boring if you write all about love and love. Isn't it good to write about career, studies, and sports? It's okay to bring foreign girls back to China during the holidays to show off.

Miss Victoria next door, Juliet, I also uploaded some pictures

After reading Chapter 220, the plot develops more and more strangely. Why do other people besides the female protagonist like the male protagonist? Just because of the bad mouth?

The writing is okay, but there is an obvious flaw. I can't write the changes in the protagonist's expression. No matter what the situation, every sentence becomes muffled. It's too silly!

It's not necessary. For this concept of skills, you need to brush up the skills first. The heroine in the future should not engage in this kind of problem and then understand it. It is outdated.

I have seen the charging part. This novel is basically a romance novel with no serious logical errors. The United States is a multi-ethnic and multi-religious country of immigrants, and the diversity of people will form different social circles, so there are no logical errors, and there are no pitfalls after reading the free chapters. The protagonist is a native Chinese and has just entered American society. He just thinks that there is an open and boundless society, and there is nothing wrong with it. It's normal to talk about doubling your savings. The protagonist himself is a poor man. The summary of his thinking is that I can spend up to 300 a day, and I can spend a million in a lifetime.

Isn't it true that Americans are not allowed to stay in the United States now? Many students from Harvard University just packed up and left halfway through their studies, without even having a diploma.

I've read it almost in a hurry. No wonder the author has so many books at level 3. The writing style is neither good nor bad, but the content is old-fashioned, especially the protagonist's character. The plot development is no different from ancient urban online novels, and there is basically nothing new. Take the male protagonist's identity as being unworthy of the female protagonist as the main point of conflict and the main thread, and the system is not fully utilized. It's impossible to play jokes, and it's also very bad at controlling pleasure. It keeps suppressing the resistance and explosion of the male protagonist... Even if the reader finds any character very unpleasant, the male protagonist will not have any resistance. There is a reason why Poujie is Poujie...

666, Is he really cheating and traveling to the beautiful country to fall in love? Is this written by a female author? Don't you get tired even after pulling it a lot? The setting at the beginning is good, but later on I can only laugh. After cheating, you will have money, skills, and abilities all at once. There is no thrill of leveling up, and you don't know what the protagonist wants to do. It is not suitable for men.

At least you can still believe this kind of fantasy in your country, but the ugly country wants to be beautiful. This is a country where white people can discriminate against white people, and everyone can discriminate against yellow people. The protagonist is able to pick up the purebred white daughter of a wealthy family. Too abstract.

To be honest, I really don't know what the author wants to express at the end of the writing. It feels like your son slept with his grandma's friend's dad's niece's nephew?

Let me talk about my personal opinions. I have been picking and choosing for a long time. 1. The characters are inconsistent and the characters are thin. The gap between the European and American romance novels written in clichéd Chinese and Japanese romance novels is too big, and there is no sense of immersion. 2. The main line is not analyzed. There is no real main line whether to build a harem or to start a career. It is difficult to keep pace with the two. The main line of love stories is daily life, while career stories are love as a foil. There is a huge difference in the length of the two. The protagonist's system has many functions. The sense of existence is not strong, it is all for the sake of existence and feeling, just to think about it. 3. The ending is bad. I don't know if the author has no outline or what. I didn't read the back, but the 300 chapters are obviously not enough in this multi-faceted feature that combines love, career, harem, system, and superpowers. 4. Updates are slow, once a day. This is how I abandoned books before. To sum up, the evaluation: 5.5/10, Personal opinion is unsatisfactory.

It has long been obvious that the author wanted to give up a long time ago. Maybe he wanted to write a free and unrestrained character, but instead he wrote an old-fashioned stallion story about beautiful women. The author overestimated himself.

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Don't you use your last name to call sir? Why is the male protagonist called Mr. Sean?

What part of the plot has it reached? Approximately how many thousand words will the finished book contain?

Why did the writing collapse? . . .

Is this the end? It's a bit unfinished