I'm in Tokyo, a Fanatic Inside the Law

It's so palatable, but the mutiny at the end is too simple. Just standing at attention, if I don't shout two words, I feel like I'm missing something

Finally came from the starting point one by one

I looked at a dozen of them, and I thought they looked ugly and weird. There are too many Baga and Hei. It looks disgusting and the plot is a bit retarded.

Advantages: 1. The content, text and plot are smooth. 2. The protagonist's use of idioms is very distinctive and puts the idiom master to shame. 3. The male protagonist was a killer in his previous life who traveled to a small life and became a "blessing" for the people of the small life. He used all means to get promoted, solve crimes, and enter politics. 4. The daughter of the police officer's boss, the sister-in-law, the widow of the loan shark company boss, a female reporter, a child-faced prosecutor, a judge's mother and daughter, celebrities from all walks of life, and various distinctive female protagonists and supporting characters. Others The protagonist is really perverted, but it turns out that since he traveled back in time, it's normal. The title of this book deserves to be "It's a Little Hot in Tokyo." There are some problems with the settings for solving certain cases. There are clues accidentally obtained in one case that can be used to solve another case. This is also the case in multiple cases. There are a lot of coincidences. Some characters are sometimes a bit witty. The hero's father-in-law asked the hero to introduce a reliable subordinate to do the dirty work of killing a certain boss and become someone else's mistress. The subordinate was promoted but was killed by the mistress's man. The subordinate was furious and rushed into the father-in-law's house to ask who was behind the murder. After learning about it, he rushed into the banquet venue and killed the murderer and commander Manmen. In the middle, the male protagonist's father-in-law and the boss are also plotting against the male subordinates. If the male subordinates were smarter or more impulsive, the male protagonist's father-in-law would be gone. The mastermind behind the boss's murder of the male subordinate's family at the banquet may also be killed. The male protagonist's father-in-law, the boss, and the murderer behind the murder of the male subordinate's family, clearly know that destroying the subordinate's family may cause the subordinates to retaliate wildly, and there is no defense at all. The male subordinate easily enters the home and enters the banquet easily.

The highlight of this book is that the women are entertained by the slutty words, and you can also learn a lot of idioms. However, the plot development is not satisfactory. It is very similar to the previous book, so there is no highlight for old book friends.

If this could be made into a TV series, it would be a hit

It's becoming less and less rigorous! After the vegetative subordinates woke up, in order not to be exposed! Lying in a hospital bed for half a year, pretending to be in a vegetative state? ? ? Ni Ma, don't you want to eat, drink or have diarrhea for half a year? All depends on glucose? ? ? ? As long as the author is hungry, there will be no stupid plot like this.

The setting is ridiculously unreasonable. I just want to know, is this author's style the kind that makes the female character happy? The kind that I can ignore the settings and enjoy watching

I'm looking for a similar novel in which the protagonist is reborn as a police officer in Tokyo, Japan. His brother murders the hero for the inheritance, and he sleeps with his sister-in-law at the beginning. I can't find it.

I just said why it smells like Xu Jian and the sea