Graduate Student by Day, Law Enforcer by Night

Not an AI story, very enjoyable to read, and the writing is decent. The male lead is well-developed—a hothead, reckless, and unruly individual. He has little moral compass and will never suffer any injustice; many people today would like to do the same, but unfortunately lack the ability. This book should be popular later on.

Good book. I stayed up all night to read the latest update. However, many sentences are awkward and didn't seem to be properly proofread. The premise is novel, and the writing is good. The author is very witty, and the part about Professor Wang seeing a doctor in Beijing is full of laughs and climaxes. Very enjoyable to read.

I think this book is pretty good. I like this kind of thing—someone has skills but doesn't try to seduce any rich women or big bosses; they just date ordinary people. That's good enough. A simple life is the best. Where in real life do you find so many rich women and big bosses?

This is a story with a clear main plot, but it's not overly boastful or face-slapping; you could say it's ruthless and decisive. The protagonist exudes a sense of self-assurance without being mindless, and the occasional touch of imperial power is handled quite well. Keep it up! [I highly recommend it!]

"Seriously, if it's really 100,000 yuan, it can be accounted for through my aunt's company. It's not a gift for my dad; he's going to work in another province, and he's from another province. We don't have any business in our province, and we don't need my dad's help. It should be genuinely worth it. If you have any more, you can sell one to him. Aren't you saving up?"

The author's writing style is average, but the main character is exceptionally well-developed. He doesn't drag things out when there's a grudge, the plot is straightforward, and the explicit scenes are not overly sentimental. It's a very enjoyable read! I especially love the protagonist's personality in this book, and the author is also very talented. I'd love to read similar novels.

It's been a long time since I've read such a comforting book... It touches on the release of emotions, the effort to uphold national sentiment, the connection with classmates and friends, and the physical treatment of social realities...

The book is quite interesting. At first, I thought the so-called injustices referred to various unfair situations in society, the kind with deep-seated grievances. But now I realize they're related to the protagonist. That's good; it's enough that he can manage his own affairs.

It's pretty satisfying, a truly enjoyable read. It's just that there are a lot of people involved. It would be better if there were fewer people involved, especially in Beijing, because I work there, and the pressure is incredibly intense. Often, when someone is involved, their superiors will want to have a talk with them. Those below might not, but those at the top will definitely take it to heart. Because high-ranking leaders need empathy for their subordinates to rise to power.

It's well-written, with rich and engaging content.