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1980: Grassroots Storm
1980, Northern Province Public Security Cadre School. Police academy student Zhou Zhengping graduated with honors but was assigned to a police station in a remote county. Starting from mediating neighborhood disputes and investigating chicken theft cases, he gradually discovered that the battlefield for grassroots police is not only the streets, but also the game between people's hearts and power...
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The Ups and Downs of the Police Force
Chen Mo, a police academy graduate who came from a poor family, came to a remote township police station with ideals and ambitions in mind and became an ordinary policeman. When he first entered the police force, he was full of enthusiasm, but he repeatedly encountered obstacles. He witnessed all kinds of chaos in the grassroots police stations and the intrigues in official circles. By chance, Chen Mo was involved in a complicated case. With his keen insight and unyielding will, he finally crack
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Tower of Ending: NPC Awakening Log
The world suddenly fell into a fog of mysterious rules, and mankind was forced to be involved in a survival game called "Tower of the End". Programmer Lin Wan accidentally awakened during a system crash and discovered that he was actually the "data repairman" in the game - an NPC who should not have self-awareness. She has the ability to reset her memories, but each awakening weakens the system's control. In order to uncover the truth behind the game, Lin Wan joined forces with awakened NPC com
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Dragon Pattern Steam Edict
In the autumn of 1793, the comet pocket watch presented by Macartney resonated with the armillary sphere of the Qintian Prison, binding the souls of Qianlong and George III to each other. In the Forbidden City, the "King of England" used the investigation of the Gansu relief case to implant an audit system and hid the steam engine drawings in the folder of "Sikuquanshu"; in the Tower of London, the "Qing Emperor" cut off the opium trade with a smoking ban, but used East India Company cargo ships
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