In America: The System Says It Is the Middle Ages!
人在美利坚：系统说是中世纪！
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You call this the Mount & Blade system?
If you're not referring to Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, you might as well call it the Knight System.
Like Lao Deng's new book, which is quite classic, with its plot including a mercenary's past life, being a virgin in both lives, and sharing an apartment with a beautiful female boss. The writing style is good, so it's not bad. However, some details about the American police force are not well described.
I didn't know what slime looked like before, but after Old A explained it to me, I learned that it also involves using alkaline substances to flush down the drain. Alkaline substances can dissolve proteins, resulting in an appearance similar to that of a preserved egg. This is the main reason why foreigners are hesitant to eat preserved eggs.
The protagonist is incredibly sloppy; aside from avoiding direct exposure, he doesn't plan his actions at all! Almost everyone involved knows what he did! Without the protagonist's halo, he wouldn't survive three chapters!
Not recommended. The author has too much personal bias, making reading it a mood-altering experience, like reading a model opera script.
The writing has gone a bit off-topic; the focus is on the main character being a beautiful fairy.
The first few dozen chapters are about some kind of fairy-like girl studying abroad, which is fine if it's riding the wave of popularity, but you can't stray from the main theme. What kind of fairy-like girl studying abroad is this if you're not writing about the protagonist?
The beginning was alright, but the rest was just copy-pasting and ridiculous. I even suspect it was written by AI.
The earlier parts might not have been written by AI; it might have been running with its memory function enabled. Later on, it might have been disabled, or the memory function's word limit might have been exceeded, causing it to misremember even the origins of its own abilities.
Why didn't you just kill the chief's whole family after killing his nephew? Without a deus ex machina, you, the protagonist, are doomed!
I don't recommend reading this. The beginning is alright, but the later parts are just filler data and have an AI-like feel to them.