Building America: My Campaign Manager Is Roosevelt

Having Roosevelt in your head is useless. Roosevelt became president because of family power and his uncle, who had been president before. He was able to implement the New Deal because his uncle had cultivated millions of veterans and commanded an army. If you dared to disobey, the army would take your place. The protagonist has nothing, no conceptual cheat codes.

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I have a friend who said he saw a post on the internet by an American who said that Roosevelt was a sinner of America, the biggest devil in America. He said that if it weren't for his useless or even failed political measures, American capitalists would definitely have led America to world glory, instead of having to wait until the end of World War II. When I heard this sentence, I was stunned. I think Roosevelt and the United States were a pair of star-crossed lovers.

The novel portrays Xida University as a beautiful place, but looking back at Xida University today, ordinary people are practically living in a bottomless pit. Three jobs are needed to support a family, blood must be sold to pay the electricity bill, the subway will swallow the living, the streets are lined with homeless people injected with growth hormones and prostitutes, children have to work…

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Shennong judged it to be a half-step immortal herb, which is written in a very interesting way, and Roosevelt's writing is also very three-dimensional. I recall a book from many years ago on this site about a person who transmigrated into the body of a blond-haired man and ran for president. It was originally written as a joke, but as it went on, reality and the plot actually matched up.

Now that my spiritual insight has improved, the whole book feels a bit small-scale.

With an imposing and menacing aura, all personal gains are handed over. Hand over 95 out of 100. You know my methods. Don't waste the remaining five dollars; give me back four dollars and eighty cents tomorrow morning. Don't touch the remaining two cents; I might need them later. —The American Emperor Roosevelt

After reading thirty chapters, I have only one question: This is more like America in the last century than modern America. Because it doesn't address several key issues: race, religion, illegal immigration, drugs, gangs, gender, and sexual orientation. It focuses almost entirely on the economic aspect, presenting a uniquely American story suitable for Chinese children, but it's not entirely authentic.

Having read up to chapter 524, I noticed the writing style was consistently repetitive. Once that problem was solved, another one immediately arose, also using the same writing style – constant deception. Speechless. My points have been wasted.