The Wild West

That's incredible. A level 1 marksman with a range of two yards (almost 2 meters), and this idiot even carries a gun? And he's doing gun-fu, mouth-banging, and kicking 😅? If he's that good at close combat, why is he using a gun? Wouldn't it be better to use a javelin or throwing axe?

[Fn=2_1]I don't know what you're still persisting for here. You've already written over 100,000 words, and your new book hasn't gained many favorites. Are you still hoping for some consolation from the Three Rivers and Six Channels? Or are you waiting for 300,000 words to be read? If you're going to make a living by reading books, you should probably cut it up and start a new one sooner rather than later.

I read that island system novel when I was in elementary school. It was incredibly good, and I've read it four times over the years, each time during summer vacation because I read it during summer vacation the first time. Now, it's more than just a novel to me; every time I read it or think about the plot, it makes me feel like I'm back in that summer. Why didn't the author continue writing it?

But the title isn't eye-catching enough.

Muskets, duels, and heavy drinking. Wearing a cowboy hat, he rode alone on horseback, drifting across the boundless wilderness. As the sun set, in the distance, on the desolate Gobi Desert, trains occasionally roared past, spewing thick steam. Wow, I love this feeling. When I was a child, I loved watching Western-style cartoons, TV shows, and movies.

This is the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter, and the prologue is very appealing, but I doubt it will become a hit. It will probably take time for people to accept this new genre. I hope the author's writing continues to improve.

First of all, congratulations to Zhengqi Dan! Dan Dan has embarked on a new journey. His new book, "Wild West," has been released! That's truly something to celebrate. La la la, the first long review has to be mine! Why is it 500 words instead of 15? Oops. The new book, "Wild West," is mainly about the protagonist's journey to another world.

Living an easy life by shamelessly praising the country and begging for patronage, huh? Well, who would rather crawl on all fours and rely on others' donations to get by than stand on two legs and work hard? No wonder they're called "website mantises." Those arthropods with their skinny legs might want to stand, but their strength doesn't allow it.

I really envy you guys, a choker with the national emblem is considered formal attire.

The premise is great, but the writing style is a bit immature.