The Detective in the World of Movies and TV

Although the plot hasn't unfolded yet, I like the protagonist's ability development path and method. Keep it up!

That's so unbelievable! How ignorant and isolated must a modern person be? They might as well have read half of an American comic book, not necessarily become an expert, but at least have heard of Alien? You should at least know a little about Fast and Furious, right? Never heard of Horror Street? Freddy Krueger? Jason? The protagonist says he's never seen any of these things.

If this romantic storyline continues, will Luke eventually end up pushing Selena away? Most of Luke's friends have already accepted their ambiguous relationship, while Selena has remained celibate, having no other romantic relationships besides Luke... Furthermore, given their work and secret partnership, it's unlikely that the subsequent plot would break their partnership.

The writing got really bad after it was released; the male lead was portrayed as a simp. Four women robbed a bank, and the protagonist kept mentioning their long legs. He even whitewashed the robbers, saying they only stole the money and didn't kill anyone, and that they only wanted to get the money back and let the female robbers go because they were pretty. I felt disgusted after reading this part; I haven't read the rest yet.

I've accumulated several hundred more chapters 😁😄😡, and they're very well written. I've already read them four times and am waiting to read them a fifth time. Keep it up, author!!! ✊✊✊🌹🌹🌹

The development of the Joker's storyline is almost complete; the next step is to expand upon it. I think the author handled this very well. The fundamental principles and objectives have been maintained without deviating from them. As the author said before, he couldn't possibly write a "real" Joker. Because that doesn't make sense in the storyline.

I persevered and read over 1400 chapters before deciding to switch to another book. This book is actually quite good, definitely above average, as evidenced by the fact that I read over a thousand chapters in two or three weeks. However, the protagonist becomes increasingly omnipotent, and the story deviates more and more from the title, with various powerful figures being trampled down one by…

With the Battle of New York over, wouldn't it be a good opportunity for everyone to gather for a meal and have that big shot who sells everything step in to take the blame for smuggling hundreds of combat equipment sets into the city? Actually, if Black Widow hadn't seen the battlefield equipment distribution interface, there wouldn't have been any need for this, and it wouldn't have mattered if…

After chapters 1000-something, it started to lose its appeal. The earlier chapters, with their detective life interspersed with various events, were quite interesting. The later chapters, with their various identities and clones, became just a monotonous, repetitive narrative and lost their charm.

The protagonist in the police station is far too harmless, lacking any edge or edge, excessively smooth. Is this really a young person? Especially a young person with such extraordinary abilities.