The protagonist, Lin Wenjie, transmigrates into the great world of Hong Kong crossovers. After refusing to go undercover, he is assigned to the traffic division upon graduation.
Luckily, he awakens the Star of the Police Force System while on duty. All he has to do is take part in various cases, and he can earn rewards based on his contributions. The beginner's gift pack even contains Super Soldier Serum.
Lin Wenjie takes off from there. When he gets promoted to inspector, he unlocks the System's squad-summoning function, which lets him summon characters directly from CF.
From then on, Lin Wenjie builds his own team and solves major cases one after another, rising from an obscure traffic cop to the top position in the police force.
Chan Ka-kui: “Who's the toughest guy in Wan Chai? Obviously Brother Jie! Who else would it be, me?”
Chow Sing-sing: “You know Brother Jie has always been a great big brother to me, so I've decided to bring my talents to the Wan Chai Police Station!”
Cho Tat-wah: “This year's top cop election? Why even hold one?! I, the Tiger of the Serious Crime Unit, officially cast my vote for Brother Jie!”
The author Shui Wen is a good hand, but he is also very verbose. Why is the walkie-talkie so advanced? Is it okay to just talk like this without pressing the button? In that era, were there so many cameras in Hong Kong?
Brain stuff. . . . .
This is a novel that is full of nonsense and shows off its endless word count. It has been poisoned.