America 1982.

Chapter 54 will be updated in the evening
I feel a little unwell, but it's no big problem. After all, according to the previous standards, it's just a close contact, not confirmed to be a sheep, and the antigen is still normal.

The update is put off to night because I need to sort out my thoughts. The summer campers are all here, and it's time to do something. How can I do it in a good way? Also, this is an absurd campus comedy story. There is no need to think about the future team. It's just an absurd summer story of a group of high school students. Just like those Italians in Ezio's Brotherhood, they got together because of something, and then separated again.

Then the editor said that the name I chose was too misleading, and it had nothing to do with American entertainment. It was easy for readers who really liked American entertainment to click in with hope, but clicked an X with a confused look on their faces, so they asked me to change the name. Yes, the name of this book had to be changed to America 1982.
Some readers said that Chris Ferguson, who played card-flying and leaf-breaking, was too fantastical... But from the information I found, this guy could do this kind of thing when he was twelve years old, and the most fantastic thing about him was not the card-flying...

Yes, these members are real. Some have passed away, some are still alive, and only two women have their names changed by me.

To be honest, these seven were chosen without much effort from a large number of American high school students of the same age as the protagonist. I didn’t dare to choose some who were even weirder than them. It seems that American teenagers in high school and college have very weird behaviors because of the existence of hormones.

Don’t worry about the fact that all seven of them you randomly pick are weird. I think any other batch would be the same.

Just like what the protagonist said to his aunt in the first volume, this volume doesn't involve super powers, crimes, bullets flying, or conspiracies. It's just a story about a group of teenagers who complete their growth and redemption through summer camp. Maybe it's similar to the styles of "The Acceptance Notice", "School of Rock", or "Home Alone"?
That's all, I'm going to go drink some more water and then think about how to present these images, and see you tonight, everyone.

(End of this chapter)