Literary version: One winter, eight years ago, Qiao Mixue stood on the balcony gazing up at the sky. A snowflake spun down, and she raised her hand. Click! She captured the year's first snowflake in a photograph.
Su Dingchen stood on the balcony, silently watching the girl across the way take pictures. Something called love quietly began to grow in his heart like spring grass. So the person I love really is you.
Everyday version: A former delinquent wants to become a police officer? Seriously? Fine, regular police officers cost too much to hire, but we're recruiting auxiliary officers in droves. Interested? Qiao Mixue's eyes sparkled. "Yes, yes! I want the job! I don't mind the money, the hard work, or the exhaustion. I'll even sacrifice twenty jin of body weight for it." Ha! Get inside, head to the police station, and go train your patriotic heart in the vast world of grassroots policing. You'll find out that it's not just twenty jin you'll lose, but a whole layer of skin. This is the story of a beautiful dessert-shop owner who switches careers to become a police officer, rekindles her romance with a cool, aloof military doctor, and solves cases with him. Early on, Qiao Mixue resolves to become a police officer. In the middle, she earns commendations for solving cases, while entangled in a complicated romance with Song Litang, Wei Cainan, and Su Dingchen. In the later part, they work through their issues and rekindle their relationship, bring Ding Shamin and the mysterious serial killer K to justice, and finally Qiao Mixue earns a permanent position and heads to Africa as a peacekeeping police officer. The author has heard what police stations are like, but has never seen one in person. This is probably more or less what they're like, so just bear with it.
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Well, let me also say that although your starting point is good, you still need to correct me. I used to be an auxiliary police officer. In 2015, I could only get 2,000 yuan per person, and there was no subsidy. Now our auxiliary police officers have about 3,000 to 4,000 yuan a month, and there is basically no subsidy, and there is no real risk of life compared to others. Everyone is the same, protecting the country.
Hello, I need to tell you that the auxiliary police in Xinjiang do not earn more than 10,000 yuan, which is also the normal level of 3,000-4,000. What you get in exchange for your life is not salary, but pension.
Not so many people read the author and he insists on updating so much! Great!
Very good, the ending was really unexpected
Although I haven't read it yet, I still think it's great to see that the author has reached chapter 83.