American Comics: I'm Bound to the Strongest Police System

Wouldn't justice stop eating? The United States is the United States, and China is China. The laws are different, so don't do it! . . . .

Since the protagonist is a policeman, why not let the protagonist play the melancholic blues of Apache? How do you feel that this stand-in ability is most suitable for the police profession?

The author thinks that your current writing method is not to let the protagonist upgrade to a super policeman so quickly. Then why not design a plot where the protagonist achieves some system achievements and then the system rewards him with the title of crime nemesis. The effect of this title is to make criminals fear the protagonist. Then the possibility of criminals wanting to kill the protagonist is reduced. Because fear will affect their own behavior, the upper limit of difficulty for criminals to kill the protagonist has become higher.

In fact, I think we can ask for 1%, and the rest will be like what the author wrote later.

When the author is waiting for the protagonist Zhao Gang to be upgraded to a supernatural policeman, you give him a Yan Shuangying eagle template as a novice gift package for upgrading to a supernatural policeman. Give those American comic criminals some shocking feelings of a small anti-Japanese drama that match the protagonist. What do you think? Author

And the author, do you want to create a supernatural police props store so that fellow book friends can help you use your imagination and make suggestions? What do you think?

If the author doesn't want the protagonist to be upgraded to a super policeman too early, why not come up with a concept bulletproof card. The card effect can automatically be immune to the damage of any physical bullets that ignore non-energy.

Author, I am willing to sacrifice my father's hairline in his next life in exchange for your early and stable updates.

Can you tell me where the policeman is from?!