America: Leveling Up by Collecting the Dead
美利坚：从收尸开始加点成神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2d ago
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The male and female leads shouldn't be too simplistic; they need to have their heads screwed on straight. The plot shouldn't be so predictable that you know the ending after the first few chapters, and it should have the occasional surprise. The writing shouldn't be full of formulaic exam-essay parallelisms or nonstop power-ups driven by impulse; it should have some substance. There are old and new books. The old ones are books I'd reread myself, while new books generally have at least 400,000 w
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Are people who are dedicated to protecting America considered traitors?
The book is actually well-written, but it feels too familiar, basically copying the story of Prison A with little original adaptation. It feels like reading a text version of the Prison A story.
The author still hopes to build a better America. What a law-abiding protagonist!
The class representative summarized Chen Ming's panel (up to Chapter 410).
Host: Chen Ming Occupation: USC Medical School student/Professional Cleaner Underworld Nickname: "Scalpel" (Obtain all of Scalpel's underground network after defeating Real Scalpel) Strength: 30 Agility: 30 (Actually should be 35, derived from Chapter 241 Super Agility) Constitution: 40 Spirit: 32 Traits
Your writing is quite good, so why are your grades so bad?
Is this a harem novel? Can any experts tell me?
Ding! Your cheat codes have arrived. Please check: Steel Drive lv1, Thermal Vision lv1, Super Strength lv1, Super Speed lv1, Super Eyesight lv1, Super Hearing lv1, Super Smell lv1, Super Brain lv1, Super Breathing lv1, Energy Absorption lv1, Biological Stance lv1. Protagonist: I, I, I'm going to stop eating beef, I'm going to stop eating cilantro, I'm going to stop eating flatbread!
The author isn't very good at writing about racing; it's a bit like a stereotypical racing movie. Otherwise, it's okay.
Damn it, the New Year is over, can't you have any professional ethics? Even the shrimp in the production team wouldn't dare to take such a long break.
I just saw a clip from Prison A's livestream this morning. Prison A was asked to discuss how the US supplies 70% of the world's blood products. He recalled the children he saw being used as products, and the cheapest liver pellets the US supplied in the world (I can't remember the scientific name for that stuff, and I'm too lazy to look it up).