In America, the System Says Roosevelt Is an Emperor
人在美利坚，系统说罗斯福是帝皇
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Fun fact: Roosevelt's tax rate was 94%, and he seriously considered raising it to 108%. Yes, if a capitalist earned 100 dollars, they would have to pay 108 dollars in taxes to Roosevelt.
Commissioner Smith, right? A 108% tax rate, right? (●—●)
Now that we've already hammered the system, we can't just not go and use Astartes to crush America and become a war commander! (๑><๑)
Rant Summary
According to the established rules, shouldn't it be Lincoln? Besides, Lincoln's status in America is more in line with that of an emperor.
It's disgusting...
Writing novels can be niche, unconventional, or even completely unrelated to the genre, but the premise is that you don't apply it to reality. The protagonist is already acting alone and has already exposed himself, so why does he still need to learn 'special' techniques? What kind of person is this who gives people a sense of satisfaction?
Well,
It feels more like a Warhammer story. I originally thought it was a historical fiction, but now it seems to be pleasing neither side.
The stats provided by this 40K system are too low, aren't they?
After more than ten chapters, I only received 0.2 In strength attribute. If this system were really at 40K, the host would have died countless times already.
He's got some skills, but he wrote too much abstract behavior, which is unnecessary. Also, there are typos and omissions. Finally, I have a question about the plot at the end of the latest chapter. How did that Jacks get involved in smuggling? Wasn't he just responsible for helping the protagonist sign for the tax collectors?
Although they were all unable to get up, the emperor only dared to collect eleven percent of the taxes. How could he compare to Commander Luo?
Shennong
I usually watch it to pass the time when I'm bored. What's annoying is that the protagonist, who's been enhanced and subjected to sexual abuse, can't win. This happens repeatedly, and it wasn't until a few chapters before the game's release that a patch was added to give the female lead a special talent. Secondly, there's the issue of the protagonist's combat strength.
The Emperor was clearly Lincoln, and Roosevelt was Guilliman.