I'm a Godfather in America
我在美国当教父
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 840k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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218Chapters
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1.1kFans
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What I’m Reading Right Now: An Underrated Pick
These aren't the kind of books that only chase rapid leveling and cheap thrills. The authors put real life and craft into them. I'm afraid to let books pile up now; several favorites got abandoned while I was waiting. Let's follow along together!
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My Picks for Modern Fiction
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So what's the motivation behind all this? Why would the protagonist help a stranger? A stranger being chased by gangsters? Because he stumbled upon a transmigrator committing murder? Or because he has equipment? Or is it to give the protagonist the idea and motivation to start a gang? A surgeon who transmigrated less than a day ago, and he feels perfectly justified in killing two gangsters?
Lesser-known but fascinating American postwar baby boomer gangster stories
While reading the author's first two books, frankly speaking, this one is the most brilliant. The character development, conflict setup, and story structure are all excellent; it's undoubtedly a masterpiece. The reason for its less-than-ideal sales performance might be due to...
Are the themes of this era no longer appealing to young people? I saw another older author's contemporary mafia story was also canceled. There's also a contemporary FBL story that's still going strong. Actually, I quite like them all; they all have a normal pacing, unlike the super-fast-paced ones that are popular now.
The author is truly talented.
The plot and writing are both quite good. It's really great that I found this book when I was looking for this kind of subject matter. It's a bit of a shame that the beginning was like this because of censorship. I'd really like to know what the original beginning was like... The author is definitely not padding the story; I was so excited and confused when I looked up at the titles and realized there were less than twenty chapters.
Well written, the protagonist is ruthless enough to eliminate all threats. Keep writing like this, please don't stop updating, it's really good. 👍👍👍👍👍
When will the new book be updated? It's almost two hundred pages and I'm only just seeing it.
Please revise the bio.
The synopsis doesn't give the impression that it's a mafia story, or even what the protagonist's purpose is... A simpler, more direct approach would have been to express the protagonist's goal of controlling the underworld in this era before trying to legitimize himself. Besides, the character's equipment slots are practically nonexistent...
Americans are the best.
Can you please not add a system? I hope we can maintain our superior status.
I followed this from the last book. Give me this instead.
I caught up and saw a system... How awkward, another author is missing from my list...
A sincere little suggestion.
It's well-written; I like this kind of genre. Best wishes. However, as a reader, I have a small suggestion. I personally think that a crucial element of a novel is character development. The more fleshed-out and relatable the characters, the more readers can empathize with them.