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

This urban criminal investigation novel breaks away from the clichéd romance narrative, has a female protagonist setting, and focuses the narrative on the career growth of grassroots police officers. The system is not only used to accumulate numerical values, but also to amplify the advantages of criminal investigation and judgment. Through each case, it depicts the protagonist's characteristics of acting decisively and adhering to the bottom line of law enforcement. The tone of the text is relaxed and humorous, and the routine of forcibly creating sadistic conflicts is abandoned, making the reading experience relaxed and smooth. The score of 6.5 Points reflects shortcomings: the case design tends to be templated, the depiction of the realistic dilemma of grassroots police officers is shallow, and the character creation lacks multi-layered contradictions. As a casual Internet article, it has managed to steadily output a positive sense of professional satisfaction, but there is still a lot of room for polishing in terms of digging deeper into the reality of criminal investigation themes.

It's okay. I've seen the latest chapter. The protagonist has not been dissected until now. I feel very strange. If in the real world, when he took out the first unexplainable thing, he would have been arrested and investigated. But he has survived until now. The protagonist's halo is really useful. Also, I don't know whether the protagonist collapsed or not, but I took on the role of the protagonist. There were so many cases without a clue, and one link after another. I didn't even look away until the end. I felt that I might have collapsed. The protagonist didn't faint, but we readers almost fainted.

OK, I'll go ahead and give it a full star. Holy shit, this one is really good-looking. It's much better than many novels I've read in which the protagonists are police officers. In one word, it's cool. The pace is not sluggish. It's super flammable where it should be, and soft where it should be.

It was very enjoyable to write. I like the fact that the protagonist is crazy in doing things, and it is even more delicious to have a bottom line in his heart. From the occasional few sentences, the protagonist is really cute. Even if someone takes the credit, the protagonist will fight back. The system is very helpful, but the system basically has no self-awareness. The abbreviation is relatively large, and the protagonist can do everything. The protagonist is not a serious policeman, which is different from others. He is crazy in handling cases and also crazy in interrogation. For example, when others cannot interrogate the criminals using normal methods, the protagonist will use other methods. The protagonist is quite popular, and many people spoil him, which is very cute. I feel that the protagonist becomes more and more cute later on. As for the elder sister's ambiguous relationship, I didn't see it. I only saw the elder sister suppressing the younger brother, well, and the elder sister had a partner. It's true that they hit each other when they meet, but everyone in the protagonist's family is like this (). What's not good here is that it makes me feel that the protagonist was so seriously injured and did such a big thing and didn't get a good rest and care (actually there is)

As long as there is no heroine, no heroine, no ambiguity, 5 points! The content of the story is novel. Very pretty.

I have a sister but it's not ambiguous. It's true that I don't have a heroine. She also does serious things and has fun, especially getting along with my father. Okay, I know why there is no rating. His sister is too bad, and the description of girls is not pornographic, but I still feel a little uncomfortable with it.

I think it's very good-looking, pretty good. Why is it rated so low? As Nanping's book. The writing is very enjoyable, the system is also very open, the male protagonist is also very capable and intelligent, and the overall character design is also well written, a bit silly, but from the beginning to the end he is a little policeman who is thinking about the people. Moreover, there is no common problem with male videos, such as using homophonic jokes to gain celebrity popularity or making fun of jokes. The overall reading is not entertaining. The plot is very compact and very easy to get involved. I think it's pretty good. Recommended [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned]

It's beautiful, cool, and brain-burning, but! At the end, I personally think it is too hasty, although most of the pitfalls have been filled, but! I feel, well, I don't know how to put it, I feel empty, it's a bit too fast. Of course, I also know that I can't write anymore, but I just want to read it again. BOSS, please write me a sequel. Please, BOSS

Four stars are for a complete plot, but that old guy was right. It's really weird that the protagonist has been around for so long without any physical problems. And if I remember correctly, the time in this book is only more than a month. Have you considered the protagonist or the world of the if line🤔 Then there is one star not given because of the plot content. Judging from the ending that I remember most clearly, it is still a bit hasty, but yes, there are so many spectacular endings in the world (Hukaki: Arminos). You can try to write some extras after the ending, such as the protagonist's sister's Weddings, etc., And other things like the ten powerful people climbing mountains, and the grudges between Hukaki and the Kingdom of Horses, etc., Or adding a future line extra to open a new book that follows the world... Adding extras can make the ending not too abrupt, and it can also relax

I didn't understand the last part a bit, but overall the writing was pretty good. Just take a look at the first few pictures that are a bit speechless, and then the later ones will become more and more exciting as you watch them, until the last ones you may feel a little confused. Overall, it's still worth watching. Hahahaha, some parts are quite funny.