Tokyo Police

I find that whenever a novel touches on Japan, a bunch of patriotic young people will appear? ? ?

This novel is actually very good, but it's a pity that the author's writing style is good. After all, the author is writing the story of a Chinese who traveled to Japan and became a police officer. Although many people don't want to admit it, it has to be said that most people have a mentality of discrimination and hatred towards that country. In this kind of mentality, if you see the protagonist being bullied and licking your face to help the country investigate the case, you will definitely feel very unhappy and indignant, so this The results of this book so far are not ideal, let alone for life, others are innocent. Those people do not have this kind of consciousness. They only want to be happy for themselves. They are used to seeing novels that immediately fight back when being bullied, blaming the sky, the earth, and the air. When you see such an aggrieved novel, you will naturally resist it. It may be better if it is written by people born in rb. Finally, come on, author! --Pujie Book Review

It's okay for you to travel across the United States. . . Travel to an island country and become a police officer! ! ! You are awesome

For criminal investigation and reasoning, the writing style and conception are all very good, and there is no Long Aotian, no violence, no stallion, and it prefers published works, which is rare. The style is like workplace youth comics or Japanese dramas! In the emotional scenes, the female characters are not mindless and they portray each person's personality. The male protagonist is weak in martial arts and has no superpowers. He relies on his personal ability and charm, which is also a highlight. A rare product, I like it! Ps. The background setting can be as if there is no rebirth, maybe to avoid some restrictions. Sometimes the introduction of some vocabulary is too long, and some people may not like the male protagonist's pursuit of stability, but I personally feel that this is closer to life (after all, he has money, a car, a house, and a girl)

All kinds of outrageous, illogical, and blaming the sky, the earth, and the sky at the slightest disagreement. Divine drama novels are very popular. Maybe it's a personal choice. I think good books are really not easy (it's hard to find, and the requirements for authors are very high. I hope you can support me).

I feel that after rebirth, Officer Lin is completely Japanese, without any trace of Chinese. It feels like a Japanese detective story with a layer of rebirth. Moreover, Officer Lin's character feels like an inexperienced monk who is unconcerned with the world. It is completely inconsistent with the background of the protagonist who worked as an undercover agent before his rebirth.

Alas, if the author hadn't written this book in Japanese, this book would definitely be a hit

It is hard to imagine that this is a book written by an ordinary online author, whose control over the text can be said to be very strong. The cases and techniques are neither far-fetched nor obtrusive, quite O. Henry's style. The relationship between the main plot and the branch plots is handled very well, as is the relationship between the main and secondary characters. The plot moves smoothly and smoothly, taking into account many aspects. In the creation of the environment, I can see the shadow of Buning. It is really shocking that the above advantages appear in the same person. It is true that most mystery novels are created by standing on the shoulders of their predecessors. Despite this, I personally think that this book has reached a master level, and the author's level has surpassed that of most platinum writers. Unfortunately, this is a niche novel. Those platinum writers, many of whom are just good at writing and structure, have chosen the right category and can write 50 to 60 million words in one go. If they keep writing for a long time, they can continue to create income for their employers. The owner must be willing to give these false names. A great book that deserves a lot of publicity.

Why hasn't the protagonist received a promotion or salary increase so far?

1. The male protagonist has a reckless personality. He shouldn't be so brainless when catching gangsters. To be honest, if it weren't for Pig's Feet, he would have died long ago. 2. The male protagonist is a scumbag, and he is a sullen scumbag, a scumbag who seems to be there but not at all. 3. The male protagonist's fighting ability is too weak. He knows he is a scumbag but still tries to be the first. 4. I feel that the author wanted to write about a just and upright policeman, but it always felt weird. Later I realized that he was just a talkative policeman with no strength. The criminals were scared to say a few words. I felt that the words spoken by the pig's feet had no power and gave people the impression that he was a sissy policeman