Police Officer Han

I've read more than 100 chapters and can't stand it anymore. Is this an official novel or a criminal investigation mystery? What I see throughout the article is the inaction of leaders of various departments and the oppression of subordinates. Although it is not the same era, such a public security department still makes me feel suffocated. Except for pig's feet, in the author's writing, the police force is completely described as a mob that only cares about generating income! The feeling is not only depressing but also depressing. Maybe I'm not suitable for reading this kind of writing, but apart from the plot, copying various documents, notices, decisions, and meetings, I can't think of any meaning other than the word count. At this point, I would like to say, how do you know that the writing is good? I won't mention the typos. All kinds of sudden psychological descriptions, changing the first person at every turn, in my opinion, it is chaos! Sometimes I can't figure out who this psychological description is about. Do you call this good writing? Gone, gone

Among the author's several novels, my favorite is "Police Officer Han". "Super Police Inspector" is a bit too idealistic and a bit detached from reality, and the writing style is not mature enough. "Chaoyang Police" is a bit too plain and trivial! "Police Officer Han" is a collection of masterpieces. It is derived from reality and is higher than reality. The plot is relaxed and relaxed, and the article is upright and majestic! The writing style is also becoming more sophisticated!

After reading more than 50 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist doesn't have the confidence and courage of a reborn person. After being reborn, he is still the same as the novice who just started working. His life before rebirth was in vain? Have all your experience and experience been reduced to zero? In the 50 chapters, there are only two chapters about catching two gangsters. The rest of the time is forced to do unrelated tasks, police? His character only dares to be cruel to ordinary people, and he is like a grandson who licks his boss's face. He dares to be angry but dare not speak out. He is so frustrated that he is so frustrated. His subordinates are worried that they will lose their jobs, and they don't give them any advice. Does it make sense for such a protagonist to be reincarnated and travel back in time?

I don't think a pig's trotter is born again, only the deputy mayor of the capital in his thirties looks like he is born again!

It's really beautiful! The writing style is delicate and has a solid literary foundation. No noob.

Holy book! Very professional and very good at practical writing! Looking forward to the next one!

Is the ending deliberately ironic by the author? The whole book is about the protagonist doing practical things wholeheartedly and being a good policeman, but in the end he was transferred to the Eighth Bureau to do security work?

The author should not describe laughter as "quivering flowers," "secret smiles," or "giggling." Don't describe women as "all kinds of charming in an instant." Don't describe sex as "stormy." It's okay to use the above words once or twice, but the key is to always use them, which will make people disgusted when they see them. I really think the author's writing skills are very good, the characters are vivid, and the plot is clear and moving. However, the fixed writing skills seriously lowered your evaluation here, from a 90-point author to a 70-point author. Not nitpicking, I really hope the author can write better.

Why are you so confused? If you want to take the capitalist road, you must bankrupt the peasants in the countryside. If they don't go bankrupt, how can there be so much labor force to work for the red capitalists?

After reading a little bit of this book, the only feeling I felt was that I felt aggrieved. The blame was pushed everywhere so quickly that the results of the battle were half shared or even swallowed up directly. I don't know if it is a documentary, but the only feeling I felt was that the protagonist was too weak and generous. The situation that he or his subordinates worked hard to open was lost to others. After someone took over the job, he didn't even make a cent. The protagonist laughed and laughed regardless of his subordinates. It was very twisted. It would have been fine if the protagonist was not in a leadership position but only in a technical position. As a leader, he couldn't claim "credit" and as a result, he couldn't even keep the "credit" he deserved. The rest of this book is very good, but it seems full of this. This kind of behavior cannot keep the credit that it deserves. The more I watch it, the more frustrating it becomes. The protagonist is "laughing haha" and the protagonist's subordinates "don't care." Everything is looked down upon by everyone under your command. If you can't lead your subordinates, if you are good and smart, then you can do it alone. You don't care about the merits and benefits, but you can't lose the merits and benefits of others. The rest of the book is very good, but it is not suitable for me. Anyway, the more I read, the more frustrated I feel, and I feel more and more angry.