1983: I Got into the Security Bureau by Living Off Women

This book is really good to read, especially the description of Lu Bu fighting Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring scrape + Noxus guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I prefer what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

This article is good. People from the Northeast write about Northeastern affairs and it seems that they can learn about the customs and customs of the Northeast at the same time. What I hate most is that a writer from a small southern town has to write about old Beijing. The words are all the dialect of a certain place in the South. The old man is called Po, and someone is called Ah. This Central Plains term is even used in the daily conversations of old Beijing citizens.

You get promoted by solving crimes, but you don't just cover your head and write about solving the case. Each case is planned very cleverly, which is very good. I quite like this kind of protagonist who picks up girls and makes a fortune with a little main line?

It's a very good novel, written very touchingly. . . . . However, there has always been a rather depressing hurdle for the age rebirth novel - that is, the protagonist did not meet these women in his previous life, so naturally they had their own lives and were with others in their previous lives. (However, if the authors don't write it, I'll pretend it doesn't exist.) . . However, Qin Xue in this book was troubled by many people in her previous life. The author even mentioned the tragedy of Qin Xue's previous life many times. The protagonist wants to solve the mystery in advance and prevent the tragedy from happening. A lot of pen and ink has been used on this. The protagonist thinks about deciphering the secret again and again, and the author also writes many bad guys. . . Although I know that thunder in the previous life is difficult to avoid, this Qin Xue is too miserable. [Laughing and crying]

1983: Started from the sugar factory security department The pen is out of ink The entry point is quite fresh, and the development of the plot is also written in detail, without the sameness, and it is also very pyrotechnic, which is good. Give it a five-star rating.

I caught up on the latest chapter in two days. The writing is really good. The plot is coherent, the text is simple and smooth, there are no useless modifiers in the paragraphs, and there is no nonsense like most online novels where there are piles of bystanders when something happens. But why does Mao only have 7.5 Points? Is it because readers are looking for too much, or is there some other shady story behind it? Or maybe the author didn't give this Rotten Tomatoes a try? In short, I personally think it looks better than some high-scoring works!

It's quite good-looking, with a strong sense of the times. The prodigal returns to his old ways, corrects his evil ways, and uses the memory of his past life to solve crimes, perform meritorious deeds, and change his destiny. Nice.

It's super good-looking, the author has an outline, one hook after another, attracting people to read on. The protagonist and supporting characters each have their own characteristics, and the villain is not very weak. After reading it in one go, I can only follow the serialization. The plot and characters have not collapsed so far, a reliable author. Big love, five stars sent [love]

It's interesting, truly reflects the scenes of the time, and is lighthearted and humorous!

It is close to life, vividly describes the voices and opportunities of the people at the bottom, and an interesting story of counterattack and reversal.