Saul_Better

Also, the fact that it is set in the US, is a bit of a bummer, because the author has no idea how americans interact. There aint any of this hardass, lamesss jokes, and in general is awkward as ****. Like ppl dont go crazy and start shouting how good he is after someone has a good workout in bball, they just hype them up and a few pats on the back.

Meant to be what way?

Ok but it still isnt isolated, He would share a prison cell with 3 other people

Its certianly not cheap, it would mean getting a criminal record, which would immeDiately put u on a blacklist for many jobs ( losing out on many opportunities). Also, it sure as hell isnt isolated, u could be sharing a tiny room with 3 other ppl

Lol it was funny tho, ignore this hardass

His mother literally spat it out for him before abandoning him

Its alright, but not great. The translation is good, and there are no problems in the grammar. However, one of the characters in the book is Kobe Bryant, who is portrayed very differently to how i imagined him to be, and more like what a chinese author would think him to be. Slightly unrealistic in some of the world building aspects, and about 8 chapters and 2 months in, i srill dont know the names of the MCs family, or anything about the MCs family. 6.2 out of 10

Rest in peace

This author has obviously never beEn to the US, or even read news about the US