Los Santos: Flip On the Police Lights and Take It Easy

(This book is not just brainless from the beginning.) Disadvantages: Looking at other reviews, although the pacing needs to be improved, the overall story is very good [Chigua]. The abilities obtained are all well-founded, and the prototypes can be found from reality. There will be no fictional abilities (sci-fi/metaphysics). The details are also OK, at least in terms of weapons, vehicle characteristics and modification rules/plans, and the structure and relationship of various American security organizations. The details of the movie also show that you have actually watched [Chigua]

It's okay, but you have to grasp the general direction. Try to write as few copies as possible, and learn skills at a fast pace. After all, you can't go off topic when writing.

It's really good to watch, and it feels very high-quality. The systematic script actually doesn't affect the viewing. I don't know why so many people complain and give bad reviews. I hope brothers can watch it by themselves without reading the comments. You will definitely gain a lot [I understand]

It's quite good. I just read more than 120 chapters, but I think the section from 60 to 80 is a bit boring, because I don't understand many of them, and I can't read them. But luckily I saw a familiar name - Doss. It's very interesting to continue reading later.

Or is it just like that, after all the hardships and hardships?

It's good to watch😄, and the copy in the middle is also well written. I haven't seen some of the other TV series' worldviews so I can't quite understand them, but it doesn't affect me and I can skip them. The author's writing is good😊

Very good, overall above average, can't find any major problems. The story is well-written, the writing is average, the readability is good, and the copy is acceptable to me personally.

I've read Chapter 22 so far, and I think it's okay. I hope the author will update more! (Already on bookshelf)

Interesting. Keep reading.

The writing is okay, but so far, the protagonist has been undercover for too long.