Urban: You Want Me to Act, but I Can See People's Crime Scores

The male lead's charm is growing stronger; he wins the admiration of Mr. He and his daughter, and the two confess their feelings in a very romantic scene—this was, of course, before Wu Tao even went to Yudu. The male lead has also acquired exceptional saxophone skills, playing for his goddess, and his heart is soaring to the heavens.

It's a good read. Although the beginning is a bit cliché, it gets better and better as it goes on. The plot unfolds, and the audiobook becomes enjoyable. Overall, the clichés at the beginning held up, and the later parts are quite well-written.

Very good. To be honest, after reading so many novels, this is one of the few gems. The writing is very delicate, the descriptions are very harmonious, and it feels like it was written with effortless ease. The characters are also more realistic.

The writing is beautiful and fluent, and the magnificent atmosphere is vividly presented. The characters are portrayed vividly, and the plot is wonderful. I felt surprised and amazed as soon as I opened the book. It is unforgettable and deserves five stars!

It's really good! This novel has many unexpected plot points. I initially thought it would be like this or that, but as I read on, it turned out to be completely different from what I expected. It doesn't follow the usual tropes, and it really got my competitive spirit going.

It's a great read, with excellent writing, a clear plot, and vivid characters. Most importantly, the story is really well-written and easy to get hooked on. I often give up on books halfway through, but this one has kept me wanting to keep reading.

After experiencing so many events, the male protagonist has become wiser, which is truly gratifying. At the beginning, he was a rash and impulsive person who didn't know how to outsmart others and only knew how to act recklessly. Now, he is a person with both courage and wisdom.

Wu Tao's agility made me scream – so cool! His side kicks, sweeping kicks, and uppercuts were all perfect, with his muscular physique and super manly presence! But we can't say he's without flaws. He lacked experience; on his first mission, he was completely outmaneuvered by a human trafficker named Aunt Gui. Without a uniform or warrant, he was quickly perceived as harassing and harassing a woman.

The author's depiction of this train carriage scene is vivid and realistic, making me feel as if I could explore the mystery alongside the protagonist and punish the wicked. The protagonist enters the carriage to find an old man bullying a young woman. The old man, trying to intimidate the protagonist with false information, is no match for him.

This is a very good book. It has a complete story, well-developed characters, and touching plots. The author's writing style is also quite rigorous, and the cause and effect of many events are explained in a very reasonable and specific way.