North American Alaska Gold Rush Diary

Do you have an identity? If so, does Thousand Tax Empire know about it? If not, can you understand the 45-year-old theorem?

You have been in Australia for so long, but you still haven't bought a gun for self-defense. What you are doing is high-risk. And in the wilderness, the woman needs to prepare weapons for self-defense when she comes to the camp. It's better to have a plot where a hero saves a beauty.

There is an obvious common sense error. The gold mining season in Alaska is from May to August every year. In other seasons, the land will freeze to form permafrost, and the rivers will freeze, making it impossible to work at all. Especially in winter, people will die if they stay outdoors for too long. In the novel, the protagonist goes to the wilderness to dig for gold even though it is snowing heavily and the frozen soil has not yet thawed, and he is alone for a long time (there are often bears and wolves in the wilderness). This is outrageous 🥵. You can refer to Alaska Gold Diggers. That book is not bad.

Ever since I read the novels American Gangster and Domineering, I have been unable to read any novel about the United States. The protagonist is too weak and there is no sense of security at all.

It is recommended that the author collect relevant information. The protagonist in the author's works does not look like a character in real life, but feels like someone in a game. After watching the process of gold panning in the wild, a person walked long distances in the wild carrying dozens of kilograms of supplies, and he did not lose any sanity.

I just read the two pages and I feel like they were written in a hurry. I don't mean to say that they were written in a sloppy way, but they just felt like they were written too fast.

I would like to ask if you finally sold the gold to the rich second generation? According to your book, one ounce cost 2,000 US dollars at that time and 4,500 US dollars today. In other words, you don't earn as much as the rich second generation for your hard work?

If you don't pick up a few nuggets of gold in the tropical rain forests of South America, you'd be sorry for the environment here. Then some savage tribes also have gold, which can be exchanged for daily necessities and iron tools. Then there are treasures, treasures, important things to say three times. In the tropical rain forests of South America, treasures of a previous tribe are found, etc.

The amount of updates is really cool to see. I'm finally going back to Alaska to hunt for gold, and there's the Yukon Territory over there in Canada. Like Parker, Todd they filmed the gold rush season. Will you write about interacting with them later? Then I also write about America's unique killing lines, ranches, etc.

How should I put it? It's too childish. In North America, if you, a Chinese, openly say how much gold you have mined in a bar, you are either a mining company or a team digging for gold, and you are either shot in the face or you go directly into the house to rob you. If not, you report it directly. And he doesn't pay taxes, which is so naive.

. . . If you're looking for gold, you're looking for gold. Why are you always searching for treasure? I'm tired of looking at it 😁. Who wants to see if you have money but don't enjoy life and work hard everywhere?

As my first contracted work, this book does have many shortcomings, and I reflect on it every day while writing it. Every day, I read everyone's criticisms and abuses carefully several times, and I did not respond to some personal attacks. Because I know that I am indeed too good at writing and my writing is terrible. The data in this book also illustrates this point. If you feed shit to readers, can readers not scold you? Although I am often so anxious that I cannot sleep, I feel more motivated. The stupid bird flies first, and the more you practice, the more you can practice. The only thing I can do is read more, think more, write more, and strive to avoid the poisonous points criticized by readers in the next book, and strive to write better in the next book. Of course, I am also grateful to the readers who have been following me for a long time. Thank you for not criticizing me for being good or for not criticizing my poorly written story. So, even if the results are dismal, as long as there is still one reader who is willing to read it, I will insist on finishing the story, recycling every foreshadowing, and giving each main character a proper ending. Of course, I won't write just for the sake of writing. I will seriously summarize and reflect on it, and try to make myself write better (although I still struggle with my best efforts). Thank you all!