America: Stirring Things Up at an NGO
美利坚：我在NGO搞事
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 19h ago
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Environmental protection is a bourgeois lifestyle; bombing nuclear power plants and refusing to eat beef would offend the tycoons, who would be flying DuPont planes and driving Hewlett-Packard yachts.
I don't usually read books written by just anyone that are beautifully written, but I'll have to take a look at what you've written to see what's going on.
That day, I was sitting on the stairs when I saw a disheveled man below. Bored, I went down and chatted with him. It turned out he had been to space! I initially doubted his story, but he produced a series of pieces of evidence to prove it. I was thrilled and invited him to McDonald's. We chatted amiably, and when we parted, I gave him $50. On my way home, I couldn't help but marvel.
Thea
Looking forward to your new book
I started reading this after "Hype," and after losing interest in "Fairy," I've been eagerly awaiting your new book. Today, I saw "Hype" recommended as a new book on my top bookshelf, so I clicked on it. I've already finished reading it, and it's quite good. Please keep updating! 😡
The problem with this book is its title and synopsis. Everyone who reads American literature looks at titles like "The Killing Line" or "The Law of the Law." Yet here you are, writing about an environmental organization, and even having "The Law of the Law" at the very bottom of the synopsis.
It's really good, better than most similar works.
The pacing, immersion, realism, and the various quirky subplots are all excellent. Why is the viewership so low? I feel it can't even compare to some similar works with only a few thousand votes. Keep updating! I'll be supporting you from the other side of the forum. 😭
Good grief, aren't you afraid your sisters will post you on xhs?
Why are the results so bad? They're clearly good at capturing emotions, and the themes are currently popular.
To be honest, every time I see foreigners, regardless of gender or skin color, I always feel like I'm seeing upright-walking livestock. It's like they're not even human; they just inexplicably become like that. So, while reading this book, despite the various manipulations of public opinion and plot twists—even though it was very well-written—I just couldn't get into it.