Wandering America: My Kill Line Is Miles Ahead

I feel that the current author regards the United States as a different world, with chaos and no order. Going to the United States is like trying to survive in the wilderness. There are dangers everywhere, the law of the jungle is everywhere, and people will die at every turn.

What's so strong about the country's system in the United States? It's always badmouthing it and still claims to be number one in the world. I wonder how the local general public can avoid these wealth harvests. Most of us Chinese people will not go bankrupt. As far as I am concerned, although it is difficult to get rich, a well-off life in the local area can still be achieved with an average salary. With my salary of two to three thousand (more than 40% is paid in medical and social security), I can still eat meat tomorrow.

After reading this book, I found three problems. The previous one copied the intelligence system, but the system is better than that one and the writing is more enjoyable. The second one is fighting to draw Bruce Lee, which is ridiculously embarrassing. The third one is that he is too holy to the little girl who snatches things.

S-level entries Frosted apples Gundam futures What kind of American are you? A-level entries Tibetan biography 502 The document defaults to donor B-level entries Ice that cannot be stopped by the castle law

I can only say that because of its popularity, I clicked on this book and was disappointed. At least no one died before it was put on the shelves. The minced meat was all homeless people and beggars, but overall it was going well. Of course, the protagonist is living a good life, has a system, and the system itself is not weak, but it is written in the direction of a high-level tramp. Although I can understand that this is the main tone of the book, and it is written for this, but it is really difficult to think about it a little more. After all, someone who can stop for nine seconds dares to rule the world.

Three stars for imagination Three stars for writing Four stars for plot It can be called excellent food. The rhythm and plot are very good. This is an advantage. The disadvantage is that you don't want to include private goods, okay? Don't bother with the nigga talking about whether abstract plots in classical Chinese are okay. It's so poisonous that I almost gave up. It doesn't matter if you don't know how to write the kind of dialogue that suits people's daily lives. But don't just let those native Americans and Mo Mo speak idioms and comments, and don't let pig's feet promote positive energy every day. Now everyone doesn't accept this, okay? That's all I ask, put more thought into describing daily life in America and check out more information. The book will be even better.

Last week I went to New York for a business trip and encountered a heavy snowfall as soon as I arrived. When I went out early in the morning, everything I saw was silvery white. But strangely, there was no roar of snow plows on the streets, and no sanitation workers were seen cleaning up. Pedestrians staggered through the snow, and vehicles moved at a snail's pace. This made me puzzled: Are the municipal departments so slack? This scene reminds me of China. On snowy days, the streets in the early morning are full of busy people. Snow plows and snow melting agents are on duty. After dawn, the roads are clear and smooth. We have long been accustomed to such efficiency and convenience, and we have assumed that this is what a city should be like. Just as I was muttering to myself, my foreign friend who was traveling with me smiled and patted my shoulder: "Don't worry, you don't need to sweep this snow." He said that snow is a gift from winter. Pedestrians slowed down, children built snowmen, and strangers reached out to help each other because of slippery roads. This is the warmth that winter should have. Deliberate cleaning only removes the calmness of embracing nature. I froze on the spot and suddenly realized that we always think about using human power to transform nature and pursue the ultimate convenience, but we have invisibly severed the connection with the world and all things. Not plowing snow in New York is not a sign of laziness, it is clearly a form of wisdom that follows nature.

After watching Prison A's video, my spiritual vision was greatly expanded. It's very interesting to read this book.

I'm reading this novel after watching Lao A's video. I can only say that the protagonist is still too fanciful.

Speaking of homeless people, I suggest you go to station B and search. There is a story about the situation of the people at the bottom in the book Bingyu in Seattle (probably this one).