My Days as a Police Officer in America

I read dozens of chapters and tried poisoning. The protagonist has a strong body and superb martial arts skills, but is paired with an indecisive character. They say they abide by the law, but they don't distinguish between right and wrong and do illegal things everywhere. When I really need to break the law, I am said to be a policeman. The compromise-oriented way of life has enemies everywhere. A girlfriend is being harassed by a mean woman who seems to care but uses her as a bargain. If you want to write about Lily, just say it directly. There is no need to beat around the bush. I have some impression that most of the supporting characters have mental problems, or they pull all kinds of tricks from the beginning, and threaten the protagonist in various ways, but it turns out that it is nothing. For example, the inexplicable character of the old hunter, and the inexplicable kindness of the chief. There is also an inexplicable heroine whose name cannot be pronounced. She is a pioneer of justice for a while, and then commits crimes every day. She is quite suitable for the protagonist. There are also some characters with inexplicable names that are so weird that they can't be remembered at all. Maybe it's because my level of reading books for more than ten years is too low to understand the deeper meaning. Anyway, I think most of the characters in this book are mentally ill except for the fact that their names are hard to remember. The protagonist always stands in a passive position which is really worrying. To be honest, after reading the first part of this book, I thought it was actually quite interesting. However, the more I read it, the more paradoxical it seemed. In summary, it was a hodgepodge of lunatics.

First of all, she grew up in a legal society. Moreover, she is a police officer and has received legal training. It is impossible to always say that you killed Shuishui. At other times, if you say you killed someone, it may be due to temper problems or panic. However, it appeared too many times, and when I saw the fifty-three chapter, the old hunter threw his companions to the savages, and the heroine said to kill the old hunter. The old hunter is the FBI. She was stopping the male protagonist from offending others, but then she said this, which was inappropriate.

Why not be born in the United States? It's an American, so why does it have to be a yellow guy running over for free? Think about it carefully, will foreigners let Chinese people become policemen?

Nowadays, the authors writing European and American novels do not have a Chinese identity. It is as if they cannot write novels. I just want to find some foreign novels that are not of Chinese origin.

After reading ten chapters, I can't comment without comment. First, the protagonist is very dog-licking. According to the introduction, the protagonist is a Chinese working in the United States. He made a mistake and paid for a beautiful subordinate whom he had just met for a few days. The female subordinate hit someone and may be prosecuted. When it was mentioned that 40,000 US dollars could be exempted from prosecution, the subordinate asked the protagonist to guarantee the loan, and the protagonist agreed. Haha, agreed. Not a relative, not a friend, not a compatriot, but just a female subordinate who had only known each other for a few days and agreed. It's okay if you say you are rich, you are not rich either Secondly, the protagonist has contradictory personality and illogical logic. I can understand the protagonist's character that values ​​harmony in the early stages, but according to the protagonist's last job as an army instructor, the army is about obedience, obedience, and obedience, and the book introduces that the protagonist wants power to argue with his superiors, which leads to a bad relationship. Big brother? ? ? One moment you do things with peace in mind, and the other moment you are a passionate young man. Are you making trouble with me? Obedience didn't see it, and his passion was limited to Shangguan, and he valued peace with the common people. Isn't this schizophrenia? Go to the hospital quickly. This character is too contradictory. See a psychiatrist. The above are the toxic points of the content of the ten chapters. If you can bear it, you can continue reading.

The author reads more news or information. The American police are completely different from the Chinese police. The police in the United States are in a high-risk profession. If they disagree with each other, they will shoot. The racial discrimination in the police is more serious. I hope the more I write, the better!

The author's writing skills and plot are definitely worthy of writing a script.

To be honest, I have seen the stereotype of Mimi Yan, and this is the first time I saw the stereotype of peace as the most important thing. Doesn't the author know what our country's attitude is towards drug criminals? You have been in the United States for too long, right? When did the Chinese police ever think peace was more important than arresting drug criminals? Not to mention that the protagonist has been in the United States for three years

To be honest, I can't understand why white Americans have so many bad things. I don't understand why they have to use Chinese soldiers as characters.

I watched the video narrations of police enforcement in the United States by the two protagonists "The Police Follows" and "The Police Zhang Moment" on Station B. I was a little bit imaginative when watching this. I thought of the police shouting "shots fired, shots fired" in the intercom. Indeed, the police in the United States are very professional in enforcing the law. Unlike our country's national conditions, ordinary patrol policemen in the United States may face shooting at any time while enforcing the law. It's very dangerous. The criminal investigation methods of our country's police may be better. The United States' police are relatively hard-core. After all, a policeman with a helicopter can also live broadcast the pursuit, chasing cars and other cars. It's impossible to happen in our country. It's really a gun battle every day in Free America.