I'm a Major Influencer in America

The author probably hasn't even looked at foreign websites; they can only speculate, and it lacks any logic whatsoever. The protagonist is truly unafraid of Phobole's iron fist.

The current plot offers no indication of how things will develop; the Americans are more wary of Luo than of the CCP; the main character's current low profile doesn't bother the bigwigs; if their voices were louder, the bigwigs would have the mafia whitewash them.

According to the current storyline, the protagonist will become more and more popular, but as the video goes viral, it will definitely attract the attention of some people. I feel that if the author doesn't give the protagonist some power-ups later on, it's easy for him to fail.

At first glance, it seems alright. But as the protagonist becomes more and more popular, how he will conceal his identity will depend on how the system works. P. S.: But looking at the author's previous works, the completion rate seems worrying.

To be honest, if he really got angry, he would have shot himself in the back seven times long ago. The Americans have done this kind of thing far too often; they do it openly. Epstein committed suicide in front of everyone. It's just a matter of whether you've reached that point or not.

After reading the first four chapters, I found it a bit hard to watch. Are there any friends who frequent international online communities who can explain this? How can a low-quality video on Douyin (TikTok) with no detailed information, no opinion expressed, no emotional appeal, no instigation, no memes, no abstract concepts, and no cheesy phrasing, just a few lines of plain language with random…

This book cover—are you a big shot in Toronto?

This is utterly mindless. Domestic video bloggers are like greenhorns compared to their American counterparts. Domestically, most videos are filtered to remove anything harmful or unhealthy, while overseas it's practically a paradise for grotesque and bizarre content. To try and gain traffic through this is utterly ridiculous.

I didn't watch it closely, but I couldn't bear to watch it. The protagonist's money just appeared out of thin air in cash, but he spent it on things like rent, and he's supposed to be a high-achieving individual, so what about taxes? Also, even in prison, he had to run away at a crucial moment, how could he be so fearless? Did he think he was in a fairy tale world?

😂Are you kidding me? Let's not even talk about how many years they've been calling themselves "gray animals." Just look at how their own legendary soldiers who killed enemies after World War II were forced to drink alcohol and died. That's not even respecting active duty soldiers. You're telling me they respect veterans?