
In America, I Am an Apache Attack Helicopter
人在阿美,是阿帕奇武装直升机
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 902k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 21d ago
- English
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Judging from the title, I thought I had transmigrated into a helicopter.
After seeing my expression 🙂😰 Indeed, people's brains are different. The author is amazing! 👍🏻 I could never have come up with this concept, even if you killed me.
I understand the logic, but isn't New York already essentially the new York City? What the hell is New New York? New New York?
Um, why do I feel like the plot went downhill and got really boring after the dog rescue? I stopped watching from there. Can anyone tell me what happened after that?
It's truly abstract after reading it. It's not the kind of abstraction that's deliberately made for the sake of being abstract; rather, it's the feeling that you yourself are abstract. The author's ability to come up with this premise and make it coherent is truly remarkable.
In order to abstract and maintain the protagonist's poverty, the author has abandoned some logic. For example, after killing those people at night, why didn't the author loot the corpses?
Requesting votes and further reading
Please, brothers, when you're reading, turn to the last page and only count as a valid follow-up if you see the reading ranking. This data is very important for getting on the new book charts! I want to be on the list, please, please...
At least say something, instead of just running away? Unless you're seriously ill, taking responsibility is truly cowardly.
Have you seen the American animated series "Hillbilly"? If not, I recommend you watch it; maybe your "abstractness index" will even rise.
Is it really wise to use a model with a one-in-seven chance of spontaneously combusting as the gender?