An Eagleland Cop: From the Start, I’ve Shot 100,000 Little Black Men

Zhang Xuan transmigrates to a parallel version of America.

From the start, he finds himself in Sin City, the crime-ridden city from Grand Theft Auto, and becomes a police officer there.

His identity: a rookie cop on his first day on the job.

On his first day, he activates the Crime-Clearing System.

As long as he wipes out crime and keeps the city safe, he can earn rewards.

In this hellish city, five-star criminals are everywhere, and even eight-star criminals are a common sight.

Isn't this just handing the prey right to him?

On his first day out on a mission, he runs into a Black guy robbing a supermarket.

Okay, even though he's only a three-star criminal, with the added boost of his skin color, Zhang Xuan has to empty his magazine right there in the street.

Someone films Zhang Xuan in action and uploads it online, immediately sparking heated debate.

Some self-proclaimed princesses start objecting, defending the Black guy and claiming Zhang Xuan's methods are too brutal.

In that case, all he can do is start a livestream, wield an RPG, and wipe out a hundred thousand Black guys to claim his reward.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.