America: I came here to study, not to show mercy.

Chapter 94: Thank you Shennong for the release!

Let me put it this way, writing a book should have a sense of ritual, right?

Speaking of which, this book was submitted but I really wanted to write it. I made some changes but didn't have confidence, so I uploaded it directly, thinking that I could satisfy my creative desire and write whatever I wanted. It was finally picked up.

The results of the new book period are not ideal, but at least it was successfully signed and safely put on the shelves.

Let me address some of the controversial points that many readers have made in the early stages of this book. (This is a last-ditch effort, as many readers have already been discouraged, haha)

I wanted to create a handsome, charismatic male protagonist who is worthy of an urban harem - my writing skills are not good enough, and my meaning is not conveyed well, so you may not understand it, so I'll just talk about it here.

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The following is Shennong!!
As for the props of the system, he would take them. If they were not used, he would think about how to make the best use of them. But if they were useful, he would use them without regret even if it was a waste of resources.

For example, if you choose basketball as your sports card in the early stages, facing the opponent's provocation and derogation, and being humiliated and sent off, why not use the props to fight back? Use the props, and you can get it back even if you spend all your money. It's no big deal.

For example, with the deposit doubling card, he could obviously double the money first and then return it to Sufair, which would allow him to have more money and still maintain a rejection attitude towards Sufair, but he just wouldn't do that.

For example, in the first three chapters, he went to great lengths to ask for a tip, but in the end, he only kept the minimum percentage of the tip and gave the remaining $100 to the white man...

All the things the protagonist takes the initiative to do are for the purpose of expressing his feelings, or in other words, to make himself feel happy and relaxed, just like the romantic poet who wandered to America mentioned earlier.

Originally, this flop was intended to allow readers to experience these things through the description in the book, but the author's own words outside the book made it look inferior.

that's all.

The new book is on the shelves. If you still like it, I beg all readers to give me a first order. Thank you!

(End of this chapter)