Open your eyes to the West Coast of Free Air. Became a city explorer.

There are no dogs in the opening, no identities, not even tents. Fortunately, he obtained the daily intelligence system and met many like-minded friends.

【Daily information: Club at No. 134 Wapson Street. There are a large number of recyclable jars and transparent beverage bottles in the green trash cans in the alley. 】

【Daily information: There are unfinished burgers, 7 flowers and an unopened bottle of PinotNoir red wine in the red trash can at No. 96 Aitou Street. 】

【Daily Intelligence: Your good neighbor Jesse has a scratcher worth $5,000 in his tent! 】

【Daily Intelligence: A GMC hiking touring car produced in 1976 that had been parked in the suburbs for twenty years was sold at a low price of $200 at Mike's scrap purchase station. Details: Someone at the old Pique auto repair shop can repair it.】

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Life becomes an outrageous scavenger game, and Zhang Ailun decides to start fighting monsters and upgrade from the streets of Novice Village, working hard for a better tomorrow.

Free access to the latest chapters and full text of the classic novel "America: My Time" by author (Xiaoxiao Yaodao). This site is updated promptly and has no pop-up ads. Welcome to visit () to read the novel: The 1980s was a golden age of opportunity, with European, American, and Asian actresses flocking to it. Be proactive in making money and live a refined life.

The Roaring 80s. It was a time when European and American actresses blossomed into their unrivaled beauty. This era is also known as the Roaring Bull era. Green ticket extortion, junk bonds, hostile takeovers... Hao Kun, who traveled through time, launched a fierce attack on various loopholes...

Location: San Francisco Time: 1924… He could load a Winchester lever-action rifle with one hand. He was an expert in American Iaijutsu. His Mozambique shooting was simply divine. He could deflect oncoming bullets with a Qi-style scalpel. He instilled deep fear in thugs. …This was an era of extravagance, an era of jazz, an era of Prohibition, an era of suit-wearing thugs, an era of ambitious men, an era of Li Yu. …“Young men, remember this! Never mess with a Chinese man wearing a long black overcoat and a black suit, with an M1911 pistol on his left leg and under his right arm, a Winchester lever-action rifle in his left hand, and a Qi-style scalpel in his right! He is ‘Like a Dragon’!” “Why is he called ‘Like a Dragon’?” “Because he can single-handedly destroy a Mafia family! He’s simply…”

He has received the most gorgeous compliments and the most vicious curse words.

He is a guy with unruly blood flowing through every vein in his body.

He's a white kid who will never become a celebrity.

He is a young man from the countryside in the eyes of the public.

He's Tommy Hawke.

He was born again.

Welcome to a story that tells the American Dream in the first half and the American Nightmare in the second half.

Let us invite Tommy Hawke to appear in the winter of 2022.

In 1920, the 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution—Prohibition—officially took effect. Jesse Lindsay, transported to Chicago, built his "beverage" business during the Roaring Twenties. At that time, Al Capone, the underground emperor, was just taking his first steps towards dominating Chicago. As the iron fist of the Great Depression slammed into the bubble of false prosperity, Jesse Lindsay's name had already resounded throughout North America!

In 1919, Donnie Bullock's spirit traveled to America. He began as a soldier recently discharged from World War I, framed by his superiors and forced to take over an Atlantic City tavern just before the arrival of Prohibition. Using his time-traveling perspective and ruthless tactics, he gradually became the nation's largest bootlegger. During the Roaring Twenties, Donnie Bullock ran bootleggers, participated in beauty pageants, pursued his career, and ventured into Wall Street. Decades later, when people studied modern American history, they discovered that Donnie Bullock was an inescapable name!

In 1883, on the blood-and-fire western frontier, the Dutton family embarked on a westward journey: veteran James protected his family, rebellious daughter Elsa sought freedom, and precocious teenager Tom tamed the fierce green mule "Loach," struggling to survive amidst bandit raids and the desolate wilderness. Armed with covered wagons and lever-action rifles, they enforced an ironclad law between gallows-lined towns and vast grasslands: tame the wilderness or be devoured by it.

[Civil War] [Business War] [Calm and Decisive] [Gilded Age] [Technological Explosion]

Alan, a business elite, died in a car accident under a heavy truck, but his soul accidentally traveled to New York in 1860 and became a 19-year-old Irish youth with nothing.

With only $75 in his pocket, he built a canning factory from scratch using modern business thinking, expanding it to become a company. During the turbulent years of the Civil War, his assets soared thanks to precise planning.

With the advent of the Gilded Age, he expanded into oil, steel, military industry, railroads, and even ventured into media, real estate, electrical technology, and the hotel industry. From a contemporary elite to a 19th-century pauper, how did he create a multi-faceted, top-tier family tycoon in America a century ago?