You Told Me to Be a Cop, So What's With This Case-Solving Simulator?

I have read many novels of the same type, but few are as good as this author's. They are all too self-righteous. Everything depends on the protagonist to solve. He is the center of the universe. You must know that human beings live in groups. No one is powerful enough to withstand thousands of troops. The leaders of the people have to ask the protagonist's opinion. The green channel across the country is The protagonist is turned on, world peace is maintained by the protagonist, and no one else is good except the protagonist... This is very good, a hundred flowers bloom, each has its own strengths, shines in their respective positions, is on par with the protagonist, and the protagonist has a system but is not absolutely dependent, has the ability to understand cooperation, normal, too normal, but not enough...

The sun shines through the window, shining on the still shining medal on the old man's chest, and also on the shoulders of several young policemen. The heat of home-cooked meals seemed to still be lingering in the house, and those simple conversations about safety and precautions more truly outlined the meaning of the word "guard" than any vigorous scenes. "This meal is really satisfying." "Yeah. It feels much better than the words 'satisfactory resolution' on the case closing report." Cases will be filed, criminals will serve their sentences, and life will go on. And their work is like an anchor point buried under the urban fabric. It is usually invisible, but when the storm comes, it always makes people feel a little at ease. The ending of Chapter 36 is really well written. This case is also really well written. The captain of the municipal police detachment is very optimistic about the protagonist and entrusts him with important tasks. The captain and the protagonist complement each other, several police school classmates work together, and there is also a strong enemy who competes with the protagonist in the provincial department. Looking forward to the later plot.

The plot of the case is described in detail and the characters' reasoning is solid, but the last case was a bit rushed. It's just that the connection between the system and traditional crime solving is not very smooth, and it feels a bit stiff, but the case process is very meticulous. The system has a vague sense of existence, lacks some sense of refreshment, and makes people feel a little disconnected. But the characters are all well-drawn, and I look forward to the author's future works.

Each character has his or her own characteristics. They are not ordinary paper characters. The content of the case is good and I like it very much. Come on, the author🦆, please try your best to update~

Very detailed and slow-paced

The characters are full-bodied, the plot is vivid, and the writing is very good. It is a short and concise criminal investigation article.