I Run a Prison in America

Reading books is too expensive now, and the quality is inconsistent. Only cracking down on piracy benefits these spoiled bastards.

We all know that reality is more exaggerated than fiction, but the exaggerated parts are too much to write. To put it bluntly, if your cheat ability isn't strong enough, it might get taken down by someone else.

Just from the synopsis, you can tell this book's premise is flawed. After all, it's a modern urban novel; it needs basic logic. Imagine a private prison in America where you're the boss, and your subordinates are all paid by you! That's disloyalty? Just fire them! That's the official rule; how you operate behind the scenes is another story.

I am a drone repairman and a multi-rotor drone pilot. My license type is Class IV multi-rotor beyond visual line of sight. I currently work for a small drone company, and I'm currently reading the book up to the page about the Black Bee drone. It was so painful to watch, like ants crawling all over my body. I really hate myself for doing this, knowing what that thing even is.

Is this too conservatively written? A few years ago, I read a book about South American prisons where everyone was incredibly talented. Those sentenced to death couldn't leave, so they trained their bodies, paid to stream deathmatches online, and even ran cigarette factories in prisons with shorter sentences. The smart ones could become distributors, directing operations over the phone.

The negative aspects can be ignored; if we just want to expand the prison further, that's fine. Please try to avoid writing anything irrelevant to the prison in the future. (President's subscription)

By simply referencing the history of prison development in the United States, even without any special tricks, it's still interesting.

Your writing has completely strayed from the main theme; no wonder the results were mediocre. Why not just honestly write about the internal workings of the prison, its development, and include more women? Why insist on going outside to play the hero? You could have just glossed over the events outside the prison. What you wrote was the opposite. I came to see the prison and the industries developing around it, not to see counter-terrorism.

Does the author even know what a capitalist country is? Does he know what capitalists are? Although the protagonist is a prison warden, he's also a capitalist, but is this all the kind of power he's supposed to have? Just some Tom, Dick, or Harry can kick him?

What kind of pathetic character are you? All this talk of upholding justice is just awful. You're a time traveler in a foreign land; it's pointless for you to sympathize with him. Your father in this body died, and you didn't even investigate. Now you're trying to uphold justice for some innocent bastard? Did he earn money for your family and become your dog?