The Great World of American Movies

The FBI and the police are bitter rivals. If the FBI wants to borrow police officers for help, forget about the superintendent; even the Attorney General can't get through. Do you know why? City police aren't paid by the federal government; they're paid by the city government! Do you understand? There's no hierarchical relationship between them.

After reading the first few chapters, I specifically searched for the cast list of "Castle," and to be honest, my aesthetic sense is just too different 😅. That black female forensic pathologist, how could the author do that? 😅 Or maybe my aesthetic sense is just different from yours?

Hopefully, it won't be like other failed books that mix supernatural elements with manga adaptations or TV series, where the power levels are too drastically different, rendering many of the added slice-of-life worlds meaningless. The only good pacing I've seen in these kinds of books is the detective role in a movie or TV show; the rest are just abandoned, failed attempts.

I really like Castle; very few people write this kind of story. Keep it up!

Lacking intelligence, the system's reliance on tasks to extend lifespan is a major flaw.

Help authors build threads, collect action and police movies, and TV series that can be added.

After reading 20 chapters, the protagonist's IQ seems a bit low.

I haven't read Castle, so I specifically looked up what the black guy Lenny looks like. Sigh. I won't comment much on that. Everyone has their own preferences, I understand. But having Kassel act all high and mighty is really annoying. Putting myself in the protagonist's shoes, seeing Kassel's pretentiousness really makes me want to turn off the story. Should I just watch the TV series instead of reading the novel?

The biggest problem is the use of punctuation! I wonder who said that.

... It depicts a close family relationship, a rebirth, and yet she's still manipulated by others. Sigh.