Studying in the United States, Who Is the Governor of Ming Dynasty?

The protagonist's uncle used his connections to insert the protagonist into the freshman class at Harvard. He only cared about the protagonist's accommodation in the United States and did not care about anything else. The protagonist spent all his parents' inheritance to pay for the first semester's tuition, and when he got off the plane, he only had a few hundred dollars left. This uncle is doing this. Is he helping people, or is he hurting others? Difficult to comment.

It's okay so far, there's nothing wrong with the writing, but the plot is a bit outrageous. For example, the protagonist directly acts bravely and directly shows that the pen transforms into a knife through super science fiction. It is impossible for the gang behind this thing not to know. If it continues, sooner or later it will be exposed. How will the protagonist explain it then? This is not equivalent to the protagonist's golden finger or the cool point of this article. Sooner or later it will be made public, and then the core point of the cool article will probably disappear.

Daming 40K, right? The Ming Empire of Mankind, right?

The subject matter is very creative! But the protagonist is too Madonna, too naive and too public, even though I know that Madonna is because of the system mission! Spider-Man and Batman all know how to wear masks when doing good deeds. Just two days after I got the system, I really thought I was the governor. I use the magical weapons and props produced by the system without hesitation or concealment. Is this a test of the capabilities of the CIA and FBI?

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​… And after reading a few chapters, I really don't see how the uncle's family owes the protagonist. It's more like they deceived the protagonist from China to the United States and legally killed him. According to the article, the protagonist can live well in China, but in the end, if he doesn't have Goldfinger in the United States, he will most likely starve to death.

The writing is not stiff, but the plot is deliberate and has many loopholes. It can be read without thinking. Personally, it is worth reading. It has better plot connections than most books on the market.

After reading about 20 chapters, my evaluation of the protagonist is: rowing does not require oars, and progress depends entirely on waves~ So far, people who know that the protagonist has special abilities can form a reinforced company, and most of them are the protagonist's enemies... The most important thing is that these people have also seen the protagonist's face... The protagonist does not have a body of steel. Do you know what it means: it is easy to hide from open guns, but difficult to guard against hidden arrows? A black shot from the shadows can teach the protagonist how to behave. Furthermore, haven't you seen that superheroes in comics always cover their faces when doing good deeds? Aren't they afraid that the villain will seek revenge and harm their family and friends? But what about the protagonist? I can only say that the protagonist is still a prostitute, and it all depends on the author to forcibly reduce the villain's intelligence~

Looking at this system, I thought it was about farming, but it turned out that the male protagonist was transformed into a super hero.

What the hell are you writing about? Changed the map to the urban version? Then why don't I go somewhere else to see it for free?

Oh, something like earwax? Is this the Chinese Superman of the 21st world? ? You might as well let the protagonist have an inside job, step on the left foot and take off directly.

The logic is confusing and the male protagonist does not look like a normal person

It's so cool to see Chapter 37 of the classic two-dimensional Assisi FW suffering master's delicate, sensitive and awkward inner drama. Isn't this just a standard NTR development?

It's so fucking retarded. Was it really written by a human?

I guess the author thought it was a cartoon. It's illogical and unreasonable. Normal people don't need to watch it. It's so embarrassing that it gives goosebumps. It's suitable for middle school teenagers or more Indian. It's not suitable for serious viewing. It has to be in India.

At least two million inheritance, why not do anything wrong. Spend all your money and go study in the United States

Many positions are written too deliberately and are a bit awkward.

Why not the Qing Dynasty, who begged for food and defeated the United States 🙂 and now directly transformed into the governor of California and Los Angeles to go out independently 😃

After reading a few chapters, I realized that the author might be a primary school student, the dialogue is inferior to that of an idol drama, the plot development is comparable to a soap opera, and anti-Japanese dramas are more in-depth than this book.

Putting this book into the context of superhero comics, a lot of it is easy to explain.

The first few chapters were quite innovative, but the martial arts chapter was a bit delayed. It would be nice to adjust it, but it's a pity that it was cut.