Back to 1961 as a Public Security Officer
回到1961当公安
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- Year 61: A 16-Year-Old Deputy Section Chief from the Start?年代六一，开局16岁副科？Alternate title on Fanqie
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Personally, I feel that the protagonist's character design, personality, family background, and social relationships in this book are basically based on the "Little Lucky Star" book. Many of the chapters and content are also based on "I Make a Living by Solving Cases," which is probably correct; I've been following both of those books and am still reading them.
Overall, it's good. It breaks away from the framework of No. 95 Courtyard, although some details are a bit rough. It's similar to Chang Wei next door, both being crime-solving stories. It's good. Keep it up, author!
It's similar to the "I make a living by solving cases" genre, but this one is written with more detail and less didacticism and flowery language. Its strength lies in its down-to-earth style. It's a good read, above average.
Xiao Fugui and Xiao Changwei, both rewarded with money and skills for solving cases, are young in age but hold high positions, each with an old gatekeeper. Even their initial statements in the newspapers are strikingly similar, suggesting the subsequent content will likely be much more homogenous. All writing under the sun is plagiarism, isn't it? 🤦
It has the exact same style as the one by Li Laifu next door; it looks pretty good.
It borrowed from the book "Crossing Nanluoguxiang in 1960," but it's not as well-written.
Keep it up, author! It's really good! It's light and humorous, but it's a bit too short! And author, please finish it! Don't abandon it!
Li Laifu: Those who learn from me will live, those who imitate me will die!
It's alright, there aren't any major flaws so far, it's somewhat like Li Laifu's style.
Although it's based on a traditional courtyard house, I personally think it's quite good, and it's about 80% similar to a book I read before 🤭