A Villain's Script? I'll Use It to Clock In at Work

This urban crime thriller breaks away from clichéd romance narratives, featuring no female lead and focusing instead on the professional growth of grassroots police officers. The system isn't merely used for numerical enhancements, but rather to amplify the advantages of criminal investigation and analysis.

It's alright. I've read the latest chapter, and it's strange that the protagonist hasn't been dissected yet. In the real world, if he produced the first inexplicable item, he should have been arrested and investigated. He's still alive; the protagonist's halo is incredibly useful. Also, I don't know if the protagonist is going to break down, but I've put myself in his shoes.

Okay, I'll just give it a full five stars. Wow, this book is seriously amazing! It's way better than many other novels I've read where the protagonist is a police officer. In a word, it's awesome! The pacing is fast, the exciting parts are really exciting, and the tender parts are really gentle.

It was a really enjoyable read! I love how crazy the protagonist is, but I also love that he has principles. From the few lines he says, the protagonist is really adorable. Even if someone steals his credit, he will fight back. The system provides significant assistance, but it has virtually no self-awareness; in short, it's heavily overpowered, as the protagonist can do everything.

As long as there's no female lead, no romantic subplots, I'll give it 5 stars! The story is original. It's quite good.

He has an older sister, but there's no romantic relationship between them. It's definitely not a female lead; he gets things done and there's also fun, especially his interactions with his father. Okay, now I know why there's no rating. His sister is just too much. The descriptions of the girls aren't exactly sexually explicit, but it still feels a bit off.

I think it's really good, quite nice, why is the rating so low? As a book by Nanping, it's very enjoyable to read. The system is incredibly powerful, the male lead is capable and intelligent, and the overall character design is well-written. He's a bit silly, but throughout, he's a police officer who genuinely cares about the people.

It was exciting and mind-bending, but! The ending, in my opinion, was too rushed. Although most of the plot holes were filled, I felt, well, I don't know how to put it, it just felt empty, a bit too fast. Of course, I know I can't write anymore, but I just want to see more. Boss, please write me some side stories, please, please, Boss!

Four stars are for the complete storyline, but that old man was right, it's really strange that the protagonist's body hasn't suffered any problems after working non-stop for so long. And if I remember correctly, only about a month has passed in this book. Have they considered adding an "what if" scenario for the protagonist or world? 🤔

I didn't quite understand the last part, but overall it's quite well-written. If you just skim over the first few slightly absurd pages, it gets better and better as you read on, until the very end when you might get a little confused. Overall, it's worth reading. Haha, some parts are quite funny.