
Taxes Are Collected Only Within Machine-Gun Range!
税收只在机枪射程内!
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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- Taxation Exists Only Within Machine Gun Range!English name
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Seeing that the book mentioned Guatemala, that place, really evokes memories. In 2023, I went there alone, without a team, without equipment, without reporting to anyone, without telling my family, and I didn't even go.
A letter to the author!
The author has been experiencing writer's block lately and may be struggling with how to proceed. Here are some suggestions for the author to consider. Before I get to the main point, let me digress for a moment. The reason I'm following this book is because, while it seems to depict many brutal scenes of war, it's actually about hope.
Mindless novels are fine as long as they're entertaining. Honestly, in the 1990s, during the collapse of the Soviet Union, the protagonist's actions could still have a direct, geographically significant impact on the United States. The US and NATO had already intervened, using various pretexts to take action against him.
No, why does it feel so good? I can't find a comparable alternative to this book. Other books don't offer this perfect sense of satisfaction; they either feel unrealistically satisfying or not satisfying enough. There's no sudden invincibility or an exceptionally high perspective; it's just pure bliss. Are there any similar books?
Long time no see! I was surprised to see that you've become a famous writer. It's been such a long time! Do you still remember me? We didn't know each other when we were little. When we were kids, I was playing at my house, and you were playing at yours.
This news about the US-Mexico border is quite abstract; it could be written into a book.
In this timeline, will the young John Khan of the 2020s put the protagonist in a hardcore, ruthless world or put the country in a bizarre little country?
It's well-written, but it doesn't really relate to taxes.
It's basically a mercenary story with a different theme; aside from being a bait and switch, it's pretty much flawless.
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Venezuela
I used to think the author was overpowered, but now it seems they really had to be. Latin America is a bit too much.