My Days as a Police Officer in America

I read dozens of chapters and then tried it out. The protagonist possesses a strong physique and superb martial arts skills, but is also indecisive. They say they abide by the law, but they can't distinguish right from wrong and do illegal things everywhere. When it really comes down to breaking the law, they say I'm a police officer. A person who prioritizes compromise finds enemies everywhere.

First, she grew up in a society governed by the rule of law. Furthermore, she's a police officer and has received legal training. It's unlikely she would frequently say she killed Shui Shui. At other times, mentioning killing someone might be due to temperament or panic. However, it happened far too often.

Why not be born in America? If you're American, why would a yellow-skinned person go there? Think about it carefully, would foreigners hire Chinese people as police officers?

It's almost as if authors who write Western novels these days can't write novels at all if none of them have a Chinese background. I just want to find some foreign novels by non-Chinese authors to read.

I've read ten chapters, and here's my unbiased review. First, the protagonist is incredibly obsequious. According to the introduction, he's Chinese working in the US. He pays for a mistake made by a beautiful female subordinate he'd only known for a few days. This subordinate assaulted someone and might face prosecution.

The author should read more news and materials. American police and Chinese police are completely different. Being a police officer in the US is a high-risk profession; they're quick to draw their guns at the slightest provocation. Racial discrimination within the police force is also more severe.

The author's writing skills and the plot are definitely good enough to be adapted into a screenplay.

To be honest, this is the first time I've seen a stereotype about "harmony is paramount" in a film, after seeing stereotypes about Mimi's eyes. Doesn't the author know my country's attitude towards drug traffickers? Has he been in the US for too long? When have Chinese police ever shown "harmony is paramount" when arresting drug traffickers? Not to mention the protagonist has been in the US for three years.

Honestly, if you just transmigrated into a white American body, you wouldn't have all these problems. I don't understand why they insisted on using a character who had served in the Chinese military.

I watched videos on Bilibili by two content creators, "Police Follow" and "Police Moment," explaining how American police enforce the law. Watching these videos made me imagine things, like police shouting "Shots fired! Shots fired!" Over their radios. It's true, American police are very professional, unlike in my country.