You Can’t Outrun Me, Can You?

Books like this with exaggerated plots and illogical logic are clearly the type I hate the most. But why is it so beautiful, it makes people want to stop. I'm going to slap myself in the face again. It seems that novels are interesting.

Author, you are cheating. I posted an advertisement post for my game in your "Three Kings of Online Games" in 2014. Even if I didn't delete it, it was even more refined! Theoretically speaking, the correct solution is to clean it up~ 10,000 coins are offered! Just because you don't accept it won't do!

It took me two days to read it all in one go. To sum up, this book is very interesting, well, as long as you ignore the following poisonous points. The first task released by the system was the one where the leader refused to award an award. Although he was fooled later by tracing drugs, and the two subsequent times were also rounded off by the author. But before the awards were given, the toxicity was still there. The second one is that the protagonist's emotional intelligence is not high. Although the protagonist's low emotional intelligence cannot be considered a big disadvantage, sometimes I really want to beat the protagonist. The third one is using Erha as a police dog. To be honest, although there is an explanation later, it is very far-fetched, and the police complain about it every time, which is very embarrassing to watch. There is nothing left. As long as you subconsciously ignore the book while reading the above points, you can read it in one sitting without stopping. 😃

This is the most exciting of all the criminal investigations I have ever seen!

There are very few books that I can read to the end in one sitting, and now there are even fewer books that make me feel like I am collecting them to fatten them up before killing them. I give you credit, author. Update it quickly, otherwise you won't know where it is hidden and can't be found, so you can't blame me for not subscribing... A comment from an old bookworm. If the author sees it, I hope it will be more refined. I rarely comment, and I will give you the recommendation vote and monthly pass! Be arrogant, haha ​​→_→!

Come on, author, and encourage me from Baiyin. Is there any fan group? I'll join the group and take a dive.

Indeed, Chapter 30 persuades him to quit. Writing report materials and holding commendation meetings have become meaningless and a waste of time? ? ? I cannot agree with this magical world view. Moreover, I have the following questions. I hope those who object to my points can respond to my questions reasonably. If I don't have any idea, I will default to advanced black. Characterizing this weird worldview as the police's self-cultivation, the implication is that writing reporting materials and holding commendation meetings are just formalism? ! Do you think this process, which has been formed through long-term practice, is fundamentally wrong? ! Do you think it's wrong to write report materials to spread your experience, and holding a commendation meeting to honor heroes is a sign of lack of professionalism? ! This kind of behavior that seems to be taking credit but not being proud is actually denying the credit of others. No matter how tactfully you refuse, you are embarrassment to your superiors and colleagues.

Every time a colleague or leader asks the protagonist how he discovered (tracked) something, it should be fun to ask the protagonist to explain the derivation process and gain a lot of admiration. However, every time he says it was intuition, which is tasteless.

After reading more than forty chapters, there are some words that make me uncomfortable. First of all, let's talk about this novel. I think the subject matter is good, and it was okay when I first started writing it. But there are still a few poisonous points that I think: The first is the Zaun system. I don't quite understand this kind of quarrel with the host from the beginning. If the host is really stupid, forget it, but it is very inexplicable to use swear words when he comes up. Secondly, the protagonist is from a police family. I don't say dragons give birth to dragons, but the environment will definitely affect people. I think the protagonist's outlook on life should be positive. Besides, he was forced by the system to do good deeds for three years, and he must be able to get over it no matter what. However, when I look at the character of the protagonist later, I don't see that kind of positivity. What I see is indifference. Solving the case is just for the chivalrous value, in order to get more so-called "superpowers". The so-called infinity stones are not the kind of people who want to help others from the heart. The system is also inconsistent. It says there is no end to learning, but at the same time it doesn't allow the host to learn. It says you can get it by lottery and there is no need to learn. I can't stand this. The third one is the commendation meeting. I think a lot of people were poisoned by this, and I was a little bit too, but it's not intolerable. The main thing is the commendation conference. Many book friends have also mentioned its positive effects and negative aspects, so I won't go into details. What I want to say is that this task of yours is very unnecessary, and you deliberately skipped it three times. There is no sense in it at all. It is too deliberate. Finally, there is the process of the protagonist solving the case. Once we go back in time and smell it on the spot, we have solved the case. It is too monotonous. In reality, I definitely hope that the case can be solved so easily. But this is a novel, and those who like to watch detective stories will definitely want more of a process. Moreover, every time you solve a case, the record is your intuition. You might as well say that you are a dog-nosed person. No matter how you let people see you, they will either think that you are holding back or that you are not a human being. The above is what I personally think is a poisonous point. I really don't want to complain about it. I write it here just because I want to write it. I don't mean to criticize the author or give advice to the author. It doesn't matter whether others can see it or not. (I write this just because I'm afraid someone will scold me after reading it. I'm a newbie, so please be careful) Finally, let me tell you something from my heart. In fact, there was a time when I was particularly obsessed with detective novels. I seemed to have read Psychological Crime and Death Notice. Remi's writing was really good. In addition to Fang Mu's experience that made me very unhappy, there were also scapegoats and Yu Zui. However, I didn't seem to find many that could give me a similar feeling, and I always felt that the case was solved very hastily. Until now, I can accept the addition of cheats to detectives. After all, Sherlock Holmes is a cheater compared to ordinary people, but I don't want to see all kinds of cheats become popular while neglecting my own efforts. I don't need to learn anything. I have my own plug-ins to help you. Anyway, it will work out.

If you find this book interesting, please read Chapter 30. If you can resist this poisonous point, you can continue reading. If you can't resist, don't waste your time. The author thinks that the commendation conference of the military and police system is just a pretense. Does the dog system require the protagonist to attend the commendation conference three times in a row? ? Is this social emotional intelligence not enough to survive? Don't poison the readers, okay? I was quite impressed at the beginning, but reading Chapter 30 in one breath made me sick.