Lu Jianglong transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a police officer!
Standing 2.29 meters tall and weighing 199 kilograms!
He looks just like the Hulk, so people often mistake him for a criminal.
Luckily, he awakens the Detective System. All he has to do is arrest criminals to earn rewards!
“Arrest a thief, Agility +1!”
“Arrest a human trafficker, Strength +1!”
“Arrest an A-rank wanted criminal, receive a bonus attribute package!”
In Lu Jianglong’s hands, arresting any criminal is as easy as picking up a chick.
Colleague: “We’re police officers. Lu Jianglong is a hard-nosed cop!”
Chief: “Hard-nosed cops are great! That’s exactly the kind we need in our precinct!”
International crime boss: “This is ridiculous! How can a cop be even more vicious than us criminals?”
It's a good read. The focus of this book is not on the case but on the male protagonist. The male protagonist is thicker than Goldfinger. 🤭 The people around him are also very nice. The best thing is that the male protagonist is not given priority over merit and promotion just because he has junior qualifications. What I hate the most is the kind of person who makes you endure seniority in the name of being good for you. What interests me the most is the scene where the little nurse eats the male protagonist's tofu. What kind of pendant does the male protagonist imagine it to be like? 🤭 I'm just out of curiosity. I'm crazy 🤭 🤭 🤭 (No female protagonist) One point is deducted because every time the male protagonist catches the criminal, the people next to him don't believe it. He apologizes to the criminal without asking questions clearly. It's like a question that you have been calculating for two hours and you can't figure it out. Originally, the protagonist's halo would make the people around him appear to be less capable. This would not only make them less capable. What's more, the ending is so sudden, so sudden, it feels like everything is cut off.
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