The Wheelchair Butcher: I Use the System to Judge the City of Sin

I don't like the female character, not because of anything she did, but because the character is so abrupt in the plot. This is a cool article. The entanglement of this character is unnecessary. If it is to set off the "truth, goodness and beauty" of the male protagonist, then once or twice is fine. But there are too many times in the future, and it keeps mentioning what the male protagonist has done... To put it bluntly, this kind of article is actually a cool article. There is no need to keep repeating deep "reflections". Keeping flaunting morality will interrupt the sense of satisfaction... I don't understand what she wants to do? Betray the hero? Moral bottom line? Representing the good side of the male protagonist? It feels totally unnecessary

Every time there is a wheelchair and that woman is not an ordinary poison, it is extremely poisonous [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]

They are the only two smartest people in the world, and the others are fools, the female colleague named Su, and the young girl Watanabe.

A woman can become an uncontrollable factor. When the protagonist gets carried away, the woman discovers that the protagonist is the suspect... I didn't know that the author wanted to arrange a woman beside the protagonist.

It was really smart to leave the scene in a wheelchair.

Kill someone, Chapter 11

It's very nice. But what kind of role is this Su Wanchong? It's a bit annoying.

It's a cool book about revenge and trial that doesn't follow logic or downplays some of the police's handling of cases. The plot twist is a bit abrupt, and the wheelchair is a minor flaw.

I think you must be very busy, so just read the first three words.

It's okay, but the plot connection between each trial is a bit poor! 🤔