You Call This Patrolling? Battleship Enters Huangpu River

In the 20th year of the Republic of China, Shanghai Beach. There are many concessions, gangs are rampant, foreigners are patrolling and beating people in the streets, and Japanese rogues are not guilty of murder. Shen Lie transformed into a third-class Chinese prisoner at the bottom of the public concession - with a foreigner above him, a red-headed Asan next to him, a Chinese prisoner inspector behind him, and mud beneath his feet to survive. After being framed, drowned, and expelled, he only had one life left and one sentence: "I am a policeman." Fortunately, he did this in his previous life. Autopsies, evidence collection, squatting, arresting people - he solved cases that others couldn't solve in a day; he handcuffed people on the street who others didn't dare to arrest. The Sheriff System is credited: you need a Security Point to handle a case, and the Security Point unlocks permissions, and the permissions determine what you can buy. Revolvers, submachine guns, mountain guns, tanks, heavy artillery, destroyers... All the way to the fleet on the Huangpu River. It took him fourteen years from the Suzhou River Floating Corpse Case to the bloody battle of 128, from the rape on the isolated island to the liberation in 1945. Someone asked him: Who are you? Shen Lie said: If I wear this clothes for one day, I will still be a patrolman. It's just that my patrol area has changed from one street to the entire river.