America: I Came to Study Abroad, Not to Fall in Love
美利坚：我来是留学，不是留情啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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🧠 Brain-Storage Library (Urban Fiction)
Ahem... well, you can probably tell from the list name. There may be a lot of oddball books here. If you're into them, consider this a recommendation. If not, treat it as a list of books to avoid, haha. Still, life is exhausting, so in our spare time we want light, brainless power fantasies that don't make us think too hard (but they still need basic logic!!!!) (￣▽￣) This list mainly collects new urban novels between 50,000 and 900,000 characters. -I prefer light everyday stories, warm and hea
Putting Them to the Test
Books so awkward they’re painful to read. After years of reading, I’ve sorted books into three categories: 1. Books you can’t put down and have to finish in one sitting, even when it’s already bedtime and you’re not the least bit sleepy. 2. Books that are so boring and padded that you can read a chapter or two and fall asleep without a second thought. 3. Books that torture readers without mercy. They make you cringe and make you angry, but if a book can stir up readers’ emotions, its author’s wr
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Brief Review
It's an American-style light novel with a Japanese feel, but also includes a uniquely Chinese-developed system.
I was fooled by the title; I expected a romance novel with a genuine American setting, but it felt more like a Japanese anime/light novel (there are just too many of these). What a pity! 😅
Don't order yet.
The author seems to be experiencing a bout of pretentious intellectualism; it's time to start observing.
An American romance novel? Huh???
Isn't this just changing the setting of that Japanese youth drama to the United States?
Read your introduction a few more times to see if it makes sense.
What do you all think?
Did the author ever imagine that he would encounter a U. S. Government that expelled international students before writing the book?
The plot started strong but ended weak.
With a system by my side, what kind of woman can't I find? Why am I still fixated on foreigners?
Using "doing without licking" to describe a contradictory and inexplicable situation is baffling.