Luo City’s Tough Cop: I Master Every Kind of American Quick Draw

This is the only two best-looking American police detective novels I have ever read. The plot is exciting and not exaggerated. Apart from the slow update, there are currently no shortcomings. Can the author please update more? It's not enough! ! !

The taste of this book suits me very well. The abilities provided by the system seem to be "reasonable" at first glance, and the logic is self-consistent. I have been reading it intermittently for so long, and every time I read it, I am still attracted to the Locke family and their family. There is the godfather-like farmer grandfather, the unsmiling uncle from the tax office, the strict and open-minded lawyer mother who is dedicated to helping the protagonist with financial management, and the Chinese father and children who stay in the United States for love constantly promote Chinese culture. In addition to the exciting work of the protagonist, he also has his beautiful girlfriend Jennifer to accompany him to study biological continuity, but it is too short.

Ness, the rhythm is good, the martial arts and literary drama are very good! The character designs and surrounding characters are becoming more and more Chinese. Or it can be said that the Western political elite's behavior, brutal struggle, and worldly sophistication are all leftover from the Dragon Kingdom's thousands of years of experience.

This book is good to read. Don't be like those who write about Chinese Americans and insist on being patriotic. It's so embarrassing that you might get cancer.

Interesting, very interesting. Satisfies the fantasies of otakus, beautiful women, and some side projects. He has a lot of research on old American police officers. He probably watches American TV series a lot. He has a good outlook on life and occasionally brings in private stuff. The above feels strange and a bit contradictory, but it is true. If you don't believe it, read the book.

The storyline is intense and exciting. It depicts a Chinese who grew up in the United States very realistically, from disgust to acceptance, from rebellion to maturity, from bitch to self-love. It is very attractive to take the protagonist's mental journey as the main line. Good luck to the author, five-star praise.

The writing is very good, and it does not lower the IQ and abilities of other characters just because the system is close to them. Instead of writing about how awesome the protagonist is and how clueless the villain is, it would be more interesting if they were evenly matched. The more charismatic the villain is, the more he can complement the protagonist

It's a good book, I recommend reading it. IQ is online in all aspects, and the writing is fluent. It's not an AI fast-food article, and there is no phenomenon of using old routines over and over again, so this book is considered to be of high quality. It can be watched as a good American drama. There are many characters, so I have some difficulty in remembering foreign characters. It takes time to recall names that do not appear in a few chapters but appear in the plot. Fortunately, the author describes each person's personality very well, and arranges the characteristics of each person's lines well. The personality is vivid and flesh-and-blood, so there is no difficulty in remembering or confusion. The disadvantage is: it's really not rich enough. I read it in a few days after picking it up. I rarely read books with less than a million words. This time it's really a waste. I'll keep it for now and then come back to continue after it has a million words.

It's clearly organized, without any mindless rage, it's just normal, and there's nothing wrong with the writing. I like it very much. It's much higher than other Tomato police cops. If I continue writing without falling apart, my rating will be over 9.1.

Yes, it's not a mindless article about fighting crime and eradicating evil (of course, it can also be an article about fighting crime and eradicating evil [smile] [smile]). It is very close to the style of the United States, whether it is life or men and women.