I think the 4.5-Star ending feels too fast and leaves much to be desired, but all of this author's witty novels are very interesting. The protagonist did not join the six-person group but was attracted and dissociated. It made me feel very real and the protagonist's image was also very three-dimensional. The protagonist is more attracted to Jingguang, but his views are different and he becomes closer to Hagi in the end. What struck me the most was that after the protagonist had an argument with Hiro, he asked Hagi next to him to choose only one. Hagi chose the protagonist both internally and externally. In fact, at that time, I subconsciously felt that regardless of the action, Hagi should be more in favor of getting close to Hiro. However, Hagi later said that he was more attracted to the protagonist when he got to know him first, and I was more attracted to the protagonist. Only then did I realize that in this article, they were either just a five-person team at the police academy, or they were attracted together not because of the setting. Hagi and the others are not just labeled characters in daily police academy fan fiction, but truly three-dimensional people in a world, breaking free from the constraints of the original setting.