Urban Judge: Punishing Evil Makes Me Stronger

I originally thought it was a break, but now I think it's the end. There are only a few of this type, and those who write about the same thing, and even fewer who don't abandon the book midway. Overall, the writing is okay. The only thing I feel is that there is a system, and it is normal to be powerful. The key point is that the time of your trial is not appropriate. It just happened not long ago, and then the invitation letter came. It is difficult not to be suspected. Would it be better to wait for things to ferment? This type of feeling may be better behind the scenes.

Crisp and neat, without any fuss. Drop it directly. The criminal JC obtained was captured by the protagonist before he was even warmed up. Those criminals who indirectly harmed people who had only used sewing machines for three years at most were killed as neatly as the protagonists. Enjoyable to watch, thank you!

It must be five stars, it's so cool to see without ink stains, the author keeps it up 👍👍

The sanctions are indeed okay, but I don't like brothers, class reunions, and the like.

I've only read the first ten chapters so far, just three words, no ink I really hope to change those who are destined to die but are not guilty

Generally there are a lot of poisonous spots The farther back you go, the worse it looks.

Enm.. The punishment is not strong enough, nor is it refreshing enough, and the feeling just disappears all of a sudden. You can learn from "Eliminating Evil Equals Prolonging Life", that is the real fun without reason from beginning to end, come on!!!

It's a pretty good book in the trial genre. As long as there's no void searching for enemies, it's a good book.

6666666666666666 No ink marks, just sand

How wonderful it would be if sin could really judge