I Am a Police Officer in Japan
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Kikuta Yoshinobu, who survived an explosion by chance, was sent to the statute of limitations management department that specializes in managing cases that are about to expire. He has to race against time to find the real culprit behind the case before the statute of limitations expires.
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Official(35)Scraped 11d ago
Come on, fatten up.
I was looking for a book in today's book shortage, and I found out from Tokyo Police that you have published a new book, which is of the same type. It's not bad, come on, fatten it up and then kill it.
The Japanese black bear is not very big. The article says it is half taller than an adult, which means that the black bear must be at least two meters tall when standing. I think it does not match the size of the Japanese black bear. Another thing is the lifespan of this black bear. The longest lifespan of a black bear in the wild is about 20 years, and it can reach 30 years in captivity. The black bear in the article is more than 20 years old. I wonder if it has the ability to kill?
Self-made photo stick
The writing is very good, and I really like the photos.
No update today? The author didn't ask for leave either
Did it stop updating today or for some reason.
The spirit of craftsmanship in Japan has become the "spirit of craftsmanship". No matter what mistakes are made, they can be solved by bowing and apologizing. 🤐
Damn it, the boss has another new book after Tokyo Police!
I just licked it without thinking anyway, the Tokyo Police series written by the boss are all good!
According to the previous books, the protagonist will definitely buy a house after getting a promotion and a salary increase.
Pretty good
Come on, author, ten absolutely evil words
I bet you fifty cents that there's something in the garbage incinerator
I bet 50 cents that there is a surprise inside the garbage incinerator at home.
I'm convinced, the plot is clearly a Korean drama signal. There are also a lot of typos, and could you please stop using transliteration?
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Official(35)Scraped 11d ago
Come on, fatten up.
I was looking for a book in today's book shortage, and I found out from Tokyo Police that you have published a new book, which is of the same type. It's not bad, come on, fatten it up and then kill it.
The Japanese black bear is not very big. The article says it is half taller than an adult, which means that the black bear must be at least two meters tall when standing. I think it does not match the size of the Japanese black bear. Another thing is the lifespan of this black bear. The longest lifespan of a black bear in the wild is about 20 years, and it can reach 30 years in captivity. The black bear in the article is more than 20 years old. I wonder if it has the ability to kill?
Self-made photo stick
The writing is very good, and I really like the photos.
No update today? The author didn't ask for leave either
Did it stop updating today or for some reason.
The spirit of craftsmanship in Japan has become the "spirit of craftsmanship". No matter what mistakes are made, they can be solved by bowing and apologizing. 🤐
Damn it, the boss has another new book after Tokyo Police!
I just licked it without thinking anyway, the Tokyo Police series written by the boss are all good!
According to the previous books, the protagonist will definitely buy a house after getting a promotion and a salary increase.
Pretty good
Come on, author, ten absolutely evil words
I bet you fifty cents that there's something in the garbage incinerator
I bet 50 cents that there is a surprise inside the garbage incinerator at home.
I'm convinced, the plot is clearly a Korean drama signal. There are also a lot of typos, and could you please stop using transliteration?
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Kikuta Yoshinobu, who survived an explosion by chance, was sent to the statute of limitations management department that specializes in managing cases that are about to expire. He has to race against time to find the real culprit behind the case before the statute of limitations expires.
A new book by the author of "Tokyo Police" who returns to solving crimes. Kikuta Yoshinobu, who works in the statute of limitations management department, has to race against time to find out the real culprit behind the case before the statute of limitations expires.
Solve the case Reborn (soul travel) to become a police officer in Japan No system The job is to solve cases that are about to be suspended and cannot be prosecuted. The protagonist is in a race against time. Once the murderer is not caught within the stipulated time, it will be useless even if he is caught in the future. P. S. I personally feel that the ending of the first case with the prisoner's confession was a bit hasty, but the other parts are fine.
Introduction: Traveling to Japan to be a police officer, a serious crime-solving novel. Don't just read it as a light novel Tags: Detective, warmth Highlights: The writing is good, many cases mirror real-life cases, plus some conspiracy theories on the Internet. Maybe this is the truth? Disadvantages: Not too toxic Speed: If you don't have a car, just run by yourself Gangdu: Some people read it as a light novel, not necessarily because of the emotional drama. . . . . . Reading experience: It is more entertaining than hard-core detective stories, mainly because it restores and reflects some real-life international cases. There are no cheats and the plot is reasonable.
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