Reborn in America: The System Makes Me a Dirty Cop

It's super good! The protagonist has a system where he can exchange limited-time ability trial cards by completing tasks. You read that right, limited-time ability trial cards! In a world with superpowers, the protagonist's cheat code is these limited-time ability trial cards. It's really good!

He promised to be a corrupt cop, but ended up protecting the great United States!

Slow-paced books that focus on detailed descriptions are rare these days. Most are filled with overpowered protagonists and overpowered heroes. So far, I like this book.

The smooth writing style is already a rare find on Taobao, but I'm curious about the protagonist's self-positioning and the main storyline. It can't just be about becoming stronger, surviving, and living well; there needs to be some smaller goal.

The plot is alright; the police storyline is reasonably reasonable on its own, but its integration into the Marvel universe feels a bit precarious. Hopefully, it will be strengthened further. Kingpin's death was a bit far-fetched 🤦 considering he's a villain from several comics—Daredevil, Spider-Man, Punisher, etc. Hopefully, future villains won't all die in such abstract ways. Looking forward to the sequel.

Although the data design is flawed, it's still relatively smooth and watchable.

This is an ordinary system.

Good Marvel fanfiction, worth reading in your spare time.

It's great, I like it, five stars!

For those who enjoy food-themed novels, the beginning is quite rigorous. If you find it interesting, you can continue reading. Persistence pays off.