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From what I've seen so far, I think it's generally pretty good. It's not a huge golden finger, but a very detailed and down-to-earth way of solving crimes. However, there are problems with many small details. For example, the camera cannot clearly see the license plate, but the video can clearly see the gap behind the tire and what is under the foot of the passenger seat. The video recorder is used as a computer and can zoom in and cut the picture.

This is a history of police progress and a history of the rapid technological development of the police system. There is a female protagonist, but she does not account for a large proportion. The interaction between the two feels more like a cooperative relationship. Sometimes the conversation between the couple is so official [laughing] Each small case is not long, and it doesn't matter if you skip it occasionally.

The writing is quite good, relatively realistic, and the cases are presented quickly. Come on!

So far, it looks okay, relatively real.