Yu Banyi's Fifth Book

The overall plot of the story is quite good, and the Yunguichuan side is more friendly. However, in terms of details, some dialogues and descriptions are a bit unsound. I hope the author can improve it in the future, but this will not affect anything. It is generally good. I now like to read these grassroots crime-solving novels. Those who always have first-class merits and immortal beauties, I don't like them even if they have high ratings.

It's pretty good, at least in my eyes. The reason why it's four stars is because I saw the names of three protagonists in the first nine chapters, which made me a little suspicious. Did the author sew the book somewhere? Three books sewn into one?

I have seen more than a hundred pictures, the main character is just a knife, and everyone around him rises quickly, without realizing the role of the background.

Not bad, focused on solving crimes, not so much emotional descriptions

I browsed through the daily official articles. Although I was reborn, I said that my physical fitness is better. There is no other system cheat. It is true but too bland. Old people with experience may like it. People like me still like to read refreshing articles where the three views are correct and not aggrieved.

The book is good and can make people motivated to read more. Kudos to the author.

It has progressed to Chapter 57. It is a very good police article, and it is different from ordinary criminal investigation articles, and more comprehensively shows the work of public security, drug control, etc. It would be great if there was a way to describe the national security, traffic police, and special police. I've seen the latest, and it's pretty good among all Tomato's realistic political and judicial texts. However, in a realistic official novel, titles such as Mr. Qin are very cumbersome, and the author fails to express the protagonist's own growth. The author wants to show the protagonist's growth through descriptions or praises from others, but the author's own behavior cannot support the protagonist's growth. The real growth is the difference between Yang Guo, who was rebellious and flamboyant when he was young, and the sad and steady middle-aged Yang Guo. It is the difference between the simple and moral grassland boy who grew up to be a great hero, Guo Daxia. It's a pity that due to the author's writing power, he was unable to show the growth of Yang Daxia or Guo Daxia. It would be great if he could write about a young man growing up into a man. Overall, it is a book about public security and officialdom that can be read.

Very good, in line with my taste, support the author

Not bad, not bad plot, good logic, support it with five stars, come on✊

It's okay, but it's not a fun day-to-day article. .