I Don't Want to Be a Super Cop
我不想当超级差佬
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 5y ago
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A book list I put together for everyone to enjoy in their spare time. It mainly features classic favorites, both ongoing and completed. No abandoned stories or books that have stopped updating. I've been reading for ten years. There are masterpieces by famous authors and some lesser-known works, but they're all books I like and want to share. Give them a try if you're out of books. If you like these books, remember to follow me, save this list, and like the works you enjoy. 👍 You're also welcome
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The more he looked, the more embarrassed he became; he died from poisoning.
What a pity.
Coercion was a mistake; Being too convoluted is a flaw; Restricting the use of cheat codes was a mistake; The endless fuss about the Liang family heirloom was a major flaw... Because all these actions made the protagonist feel like a dog being led around on a leash. I feel a bit frustrated. Of course, the plot logic is still good, if you can accept the minor issues mentioned above.
I was browsing novels on Qidian today and stumbled upon this one. I opened it and realized I'd read it before, but only chapter 60. So I started reading again from the first chapter, but I didn't get the impression that the protagonist was an IQ of 180. He might even be lower than a truly intelligent person.
Leaving aside plot and logic—after all, it's a novel—has the author even watched Hong Kong dramas or movies? Using mainland Chinese language, customs, and forms of address creates a jarring incongruity. For example, instead of calling the younger brother "X" or "X-zai," they call him "Xer"...
There's no sense of immersion even at a micrometer level.
The initial explanation wasn't clear: one hundred million US dollars and an iPhone, likely referring to modern Hong Kong. After all, one hundred million US dollars wouldn't even buy a villa, which is roughly equivalent to current Hong Kong property prices. 🙂You're talking to me about organized crime in modern times?
Male lead
Lacks immersion, lacks logic, and is unreasonable.
The recent chapters are really awful. This is no way to die like this. The protagonist's IQ seems to have vanished. Facing a group of terrorists, unarmed, and tied up, he goes to rescue them. Isn't that suicide? And he's only rescuing an ordinary subordinate. Does this mean any stranger can threaten the protagonist?
Given the protagonist's education and job, shouldn't he be directly assigned to the business investigation department? Why insist on putting him in a frontline position? Aside from the top-level executives and those in logistics, are frontline positions even divided into departments?