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I'm gonna be "that guy" real quick. Unlimited 7.62mm ammo. Is it 7.62x39, which is commonly used in Kalshnikov rifles, 7.62x51, which is the NATO equilivent of .308, 7.62x54R, which has the notorious Mosin Nagent associated with it or even 7.62x35 which is more commonly referred to as .300 Blackout? I didn't bring up the 9mm subject because 9x19 is the most commonly known, but I cannot sit idly with this one.
Sentence structure, paragraph design, and grammar are all poor quality. The author switches between first - and third-person perspective, seemingly, every other sentence. This amplifies the grammatical errors while emphasizing the author inexperience in writing. Characters are non-relatable because there is no progressive development. To sum up the story; dude dies, wakes up in a video game as a noble, screws anything that crosses his path, the end.
I'm utterly impressed at the complete inability to use the same name for a single character across multiple chapters. Kaiya, Kayla, Kiera. Peter, Pete. Keith, Casey. Presley, Prescott. I'm sure there's others in missing but you need to go back and fix this. How is a reader supposed to fully engage in a story when the characters names won't follow any consistency?
Go8ng back to my previous comment regarding rifle ammunition in a handgun, the caliber you listed is literally for the M16
Please enlightened me as to what handgun model would be chambered in a rifle caliber.
1/4th of a second is a quarter second
Tell you what, I have far too much free time, and I see potential in this. If you are willing, I can start reading this all over again and leave corrective paragraph comments where they are needed. It will be your choice to use them. Just let me know if you'd want essentially a free editor.
"So you're not going to do it? Okay, I will find someone else to do it. Have a good day, Madam Gayler." Grammar and punctuation structured correctly
he experienced it first hand grammar correction
, but if she's like this, punctuation and grammar correction
You are consistently using a comma where a period should be. A comma is a pause in a sentence or break in one consistent sentence, whereas a period ends that sentence. Every author is able to return and edit their published chapters. Therefore, I recommend correcting the punctuation. Grammar can be fixed later.
Reverse world or not, the basic concept of speech and phrases doesn't change. Couple with the flipping of general words and consisted misspellings, this is becoming harder to read by the paragraph.
digger. the phrase is gold digger