Liske’s Life in America

To write about the protagonist's life in the United States, you must at least understand the cultural and historical background of the United States. Sometimes I feel a toothache when I see your basic common sense written nonsense. Some of my classmates also went to the United States to study, and we often chatted with each other. They didn't have the position of class president when they were in college. The author writes about female protagonists as class presidents, and there are many such common sense words that are speechless.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the plot is relatively bland, and I personally think it's just average.

It was okay before chapter 250, but the heroine lost her feeling immediately after she came out. This is a novel... The heroine has no personality at all, and it feels a bit unlikable. The rest of Meow is full of family affairs. The protagonist is in the United States. What is it like to write about it? I can't write anything else. It's just a small piece of land, forced to write, and it's her mother's rebirth. Not to mention how exciting it is, the scope should be wider. If you don't know how to write, check the news and check the Internet. It's so damn embarrassing. You are the first one who allows me to comment.

I gave up the story after seeing the male protagonist break up with Megan. A selfish man thinks he has enough money to support a big family, but he doesn't support women in having their own careers, so he breaks up with her. Typical of Chinese male chauvinism, he just wants to find a nanny to accompany you every day.

I've read about 200 chapters and can't stand it anymore. It feels like this man is still a junior high school student and has not grown up, just like a little boy. How could such a person with such great wealth not be murdered?

I really don't like this kind of daily life.

This is a very good ranch novel that I have read.

Dead from water? They are all water gods, and the plot is extremely cumbersome.

The plot is too delayed

The running account is so dull.