Working as a Police Officer in Mexico

I'm speechless. The first one says that you can change the skill weapon to a helper. So far I have only changed weapons and sold them for money. What are skills used for? Don't you want to improve yourself? When looking for a bodyguard, you have to find other Mexicans instead of hiring a helper. This is really not a fear of being betrayed. I want to make the protagonist smart, but he is so mentally retarded in this regard.

The words in the article can take you into the hellish life in Mexico! Bloody, violent and dirty! Undoubtedly a great book! Hope you can work harder! If you don't have enough water, you can keep reading

Brothers, remember to read it. Let's not say anything else. This kind of book is easy to correct in advance and lacks flavor. If you read it as soon as possible every day, you can guarantee to see the most exciting benefits! Secondly, following up on reading can help me get recommended! ! ! Remember to read it as soon as possible! !

As mentioned earlier, points can be used to redeem abilities, but the protagonist refuses to redeem them and instead goes into the arms business. What the heck is that? Wouldn't it be better to directly exchange explosives for explosives, hide in prison, and make hundreds of millions of points with a bang? I have to put aside the idea of ​​reselling arms to make money. I'm really speechless.

Don't you prioritize improving your points? Summon people to hide themselves? Sell ​​some low-cost weapons instead? Hahahaha, how retarded

The first few dozen chapters were quite exciting, but later on I started writing without boundaries, and I had no desire to continue.

After you banned drugs, you engaged in agriculture, steel, food processing, vegetable and fruit planting, breeding, and construction. You have been busy with military politics all day long.

I've been getting more and more verbose lately, and I'm not happy at all, so I canceled my subscription.

There are cheats that don't want to develop life-saving things first. They cause trouble everywhere and are very arrogant. When something happens, they act like a clown and only talk. The prices are messy and they like to preach. Just look at the free ones.

I have read this book before. I should have seen the protagonist having a cruiser, and then he went to some city and fought a war! (Now I re-read it, and I was speechless when I heard chapter 67, the chapter where the child stood up and said it was the drug dealer's fault.) The previous one was okay, it was very arrogant, the plot was quite exciting, and it was fast! And after the protagonist went to that island, he started to feel sick. Even if you pretended to be cool, you also used a child to reflect the justice of the protagonist. Let me see you pretending to be a good person? It writes about the darkness of Mexico, but the protagonist pretends to be righteous in the eyes of civilians! It's okay to write about this kind of thing, but can't you at least have your own territory and weapons before writing about this aspect? While writing about the back and forth fights with drug dealers, a child is used to reflect the goodness of the protagonist! Awkward or not? Especially the kid drama! The front-foot drug dealers are killing those who resist! The kid on the back foot stood up and said it was the drug dealer's fault, so what? The darkness of Mexico no longer exists?