Police: First in the National Exam, Assigned to Balihe

I haven't watched the TV series, purely because there is no female protagonist who can watch it systematically. The result shocked me, the writing is very good! The conflict between the male protagonist and his father, and his relationship with the master... Made me see three-dimensional characters, and the ending is very happy. For those who have watched the TV series, they can calm down the difficult emotions in the drama [I learned], and for those who have not watched the TV series, it can be regarded as an ordinary urban police novel [I learned]

It's written in a genre that I like, so it goes directly into my favorite book list! The plot is humorous and practical, with the feeling of a grassroots police officer. Xiao Wang is relatively humorous, but he also has a fragile side, which I feel is better. I like several scenes where Xiao Wang is injured. One is that I prefer to see battle damage, and the other is that the writing is very real, including the care of Lao Wang and Xiao Wang and his master... I hope the author can continue to work hard and write books that are more in line with my taste! Five-star praise (o^^o)

Like! This is the best book I've read in Police Honor! ! ! If you are upset, get out! ! ! I hope they can be linked together. The main character has gone to school for so many years, so it's not too much to get to know Zhuang Wenjie [laughing evilly]. It's also very exciting to be an undercover agent like Modo Modo and the crime hunting illustrated book, etc.! ! Love battle damage! ! ! ! ! ! ! Renew! Please update! I want to read 10 chapters in one day! ! ! [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

The writing is very good and the story line is sufficient. Come on, author, you must finish it. In fact, after you finish the story of police honor, you can write the story after joining the criminal police team. Can it be integrated, such as black and white restricted area, or anything else? Come on!

Overall, it's quite good-looking, especially the emotional line between father and son and the bond between master and apprentice, which are all very well described. But I personally feel that this book weakens the sense of a group portrait of the original series. Maybe because the perspective is from the protagonist alone, many aspects are hidden, such as the confrontation between Xia Jie and her mother, and the love of other characters, because what is very outstanding in this TV series is that the protagonists each have their own shortcomings, but they are also admirable because of their love. But after all, there are differences between novels and TV series, so this problem is not too big. But maybe because of the ups and downs of the plot, and the fact that the main plot is the relationship between father and son, the communication was a bit too frequent during the story. It seemed like they would have deep conversations every once in a while, and every time they talked about it, it was a long paragraph, and the protagonist was often injured and criticized (I personally felt that the viewing was a bit ordinary. Although I felt distressed every time and resonated every time, it still gave people the feeling that something had to be talked about). What makes me very unhappy is that his father is a law enforcement officer and his mother is a teacher. Such a family that understands the law actually punishes the child with corporal punishment, such as hitting the child with a slap stick until it becomes swollen, and slapping him in the face. This is very incredible to me, and I don't think the protagonist did anything wrong. As a policeman, what he does when encountering such a thing is basically impeccable. Except for the small mistakes in the early stage, this is what he has to do. Then he was already injured, and his mother used a steel ruler to beat him for swelling, saying that you don't consider your own body. Who wouldn't consider their own body? They also clearly know that their son is actually very mature. I can understand the protagonist, his impact on the past and present, but I think the protagonist is a bit too inferior. Sometimes he feels that he is not worthy of the praise and cannot be recognized by his father, and then he keeps admitting his mistakes. The most common description in this book is "I was wrong, I was cowardly." Although I think such words sometimes look funny, but I just It's very frustrating. Sometimes it's obviously not his fault, but it's very sad to watch. One second he was still arguing about the past, but the next second he said it and smiled, as if nothing had happened. I think this emotional change is too fast. It's like we have to go through a cold war when we quarrel, but the protagonist doesn't, he forgives easily. There are relatively few OOCs in this article, but I still think there are some. For example, as for the director, he doesn't really seem to be the type to hit people, and he slaps people multiple times, because he is the most angry, which means throwing things. I think although some people are a bully, or have higher requirements for their own family, I think this is an exaggeration. He is still very gentle in nature, and he always knows the right thing to do, so I don't tend to think that he will hit people. Then the role of the mother felt to me like a character created to scare me. It felt like he only appeared in a few scenes, and his appearances were all to scold the protagonist. The emotion I felt most in this book was aggrieved. I could see his aggrievedness as a child, and I could also see his aggrievedness as a subordinate. His subconscious apology also made me feel aggrieved. In this article, I have thought of many plots, such as blocking the gun at the end and saving the doctor's injury. However, when dealing with Cao, I think there is a problem here, because in my eyes, he is impulsive and rash. As a policeman who often goes out in the field, this is irresponsible to him, his family, and his apprentice. In fact, I thought countless times in the play that if he made a mistake in judgment, for example, when he jumped from the building, then he and his apprentice would face the same criticism as Officer Chen. Or, for example, when he arrested the prisoner, and he made a mistake in judgment, then both he and his apprentice might be injured, and he would not have thought about his apprentice. I think this is his own approach, which is problematic, and he was very arrogant later on. We can understand that he was under the pressure of his mother-in-law, and he wanted to make progress and give his wife a military medal. But I think he will not be satisfied with a second-class merit, and he will make mistakes because of the next second-class merit. So my initial idea was to stop him from the hit-and-run part after he drank, and let him go off duty or not work as a police officer. Because he licks blood from the knife edge for a long time, he will definitely have a bleeding process, and the bleeding will depend on whether he is lucky. I think people cannot be lucky all the time. If a person is unlucky and it is his personal choice, then his colleagues around him will bear a share of the responsibility for his misfortune. In fact, I think he is not suitable to be a front-line policeman. So I personally think there may be some points to discuss about the plot setting here. Although he has been a policeman for more than ten years without any accidents, I think this is a matter of probability.

It's super good~~ I stayed up late last night to read it. The author writes very well. The characteristics of the characters are vividly described. It made me realize the strong feelings between father and son, master and apprentice. The use of metaphors, anthropomorphic rhetorical techniques and various descriptions highlight the complete character structure system. People can't help but watch it over and over again. [Laughs] [Laughs] It would be better if the character's image could be highlighted from the side of the character. I hope the author will continue to work hard and create good works! ! ! It is the pen that blooms in despair, it is the flower that resists the inevitable journey, and it is love that comes in the light to illuminate the landscape above zero. In your writing, the glimmer of love and hope will eventually permeate the world and illuminate the most charming scenery. And regard the doubtful eyes of others as beacons of light, and boldly create! I believe that in the near future, you will eventually become an excellent producer on Tomato! Don't be arrogant, just move forward courageously! There is nothing to be afraid of. With your pen, a piece of white paper can be turned into a colorful painting! Believe in yourself, you are worth it! Come on! You are the author that I have taken a liking to! ! [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

It looks good, I love it, Brother Bai~Update soon~[Sending heartfelt wishes] (You'd better get me one without a female protagonist or with two male protagonists [smile])

It is down-to-earth, well-written, and very real. I think the pace of some parts is also very brisk. Unlike some things written, it feels like there is no good person in the whole book. The author writes this book very much like what happens in daily life, and at the same time, it can closely follow the plot of the TV series.

It's really beautiful. There are all kinds of detailed descriptions in it, and there are also a lot of foreshadowings that will emerge one by one later. This is really difficult to understand. The only regret is that I didn't succeed in the CP.

It's super good-looking, and the interaction between Xiao Wang and his master and father in it is really good. The content is also very attractive. When Xiao Wang was injured, I felt really uncomfortable and heartbroken. The author does a good job of bringing the readers' emotions into the book. It's very interesting to read. Very very highly recommended. This book written by the author is really good. I really recommend reading this book.