United States Attorney

I didn't expect that The Justice of the United States would publish another companion volume!

The author's writing and storytelling skills are quite good, and the characters are very vivid. But I feel like there's something wrong with the outline? What year is it? Also write a "trash" protagonist who overcomes difficulties and challenges bosses. Is it appropriate in this fast-paced era where we are overwhelmed by life and work? Readers read a book to relax, but are they depressed by the storyline? Is it appropriate? Maybe the author has laid out some big changes in the future, but your update volume can't keep up! If you write for a week, I will feel uncomfortable for a week; if you write for half a month, I will be depressed for half a month. So why should I look at it? Would you like to subscribe and follow up? No need to consider the market? The author doesn't need to eat? Maybe to generate electricity for love? I'm impatient and can't keep up.

It was quite interesting before it was released, and I dug a lot of holes. After it was put on the shelf, I continued to dig and fill it without filling it in. I also carried out multiple cases and multiple narrations. Otherwise, I just used one page to make a sudden introduction to popular science. The case was half of Corgi's, and after a few chapters, I continued to the previous case. The character of the protagonist is not likeable either. Zhan Wuzha has an average IQ and is always abused. The most untenable thing about the character is that he has no feelings for his father and brother and will never come back, but his behavior is deliberately high. If you don't investigate the unsolved case of your biological mother, a good gay friend will die or live. I'm sure the protagonist is gay, right?

Don't you want to make some money? If you have money, you can be the inspector general of New York. You can always be a local emperor and develop your family. What's the point of being a loser like you?