American Hero

From a rookie police officer in Los Angeles to the king behind the president - this piece of paper allowed him to pierce the entire West! Have you ever seen a person who died three times and still got back up? Cui Ge has seen it. Because he is. A sniper bullet accurately penetrated his lung. At the last moment when he fell in a pool of blood, he touched the crumpled paper in his arms - the paper that had saved his life twice. The third time. The writing on the paper is still clear and arrogant: "Perfect driving skills! Perfect fighting skills! Perfect firearms!" There is no system notification sound, and there is no old man teaching the exercises. There was only a piece of paper of unknown origin, and three skill bars that were forcibly filled. It starts with a bullet in the LAPD parking lot. Some wanted him to die on his first day on the job. As a result, Cui Ge overturned the entire parking lot-no, the entire Los Angeles underground order. Do you think he just wants to be a good policeman? Too naive. From a rookie patrol officer in the Los Angeles Police Department, he crushed gangsters, drug lords, corrupt congressmen, and arms oligarchs along the way; He rushed to Wall Street and used financial methods not taught in the police academy to crush the hedge funds that were shorting him one by one; He deployed oil, annexed mining, and built private armed bases overseas, making even the Pentagon fearful. Everything that couldn't kill him became his stepping stone in the end. The West Coast wind blows from Los Angeles. In this gust of wind, there is the smell of gunpowder smoke, saltpeter, oil, and dollars. When Cui Ge sat in the shadow of the Oval Office of the White House and looked at the puppet whom he had supported onto the presidential throne with one hand, he just smiled: "The West? It's just my backyard."