Japanese Police Affairs

It's pointless to keep quiet and just vent. Chicken ribs, tasteless to eat but a pity to throw away. Well, the writing style is good, but the storytelling is terrible. The protagonist, a police officer with a promising future, is suppressed because of a certain case; he is also a champion of justice.

You're a typical light novel protagonist; you should be categorized as a light novel character. Moreover, how did such a stupid protagonist get into Tokyo University?

The author has absolutely no understanding of the social standing of the University of Tokyo in Japan! It's impossible for him to be on the front lines of criminal investigations.

I have a suggestion. I increasingly feel the author is digging a huge hole, with recent chapters even involving the Ministry of Justice, plus the protagonist's background in public security. Therefore, I suggest the author dedicate a separate chapter to a simple explanation of the relationships between the Japanese public security, prosecutor's, and judicial systems.

The overall storyline is clear, giving it a TV drama feel. However, the character development is too one-dimensional. What drives the male protagonist's actions? Simply saying "I'm a policeman, doing this for justice" doesn't make sense because it's not something a human being could achieve, and it fails to resonate with the audience. The same applies to other characters; their black-and-white characterizations need more detailed descriptions to truly bring the story to life.

I just started reading it and I think it's alright. There aren't many books of this type. Also, does this book have a female lead (single female lead)?

This is my first comment, and the author's writing is truly fantastic! Keep it up! ↖(^ω^)↗

He enjoys the organization's benefits while simultaneously undermining its foundation. He's a complete rebellious, immature teenager. Without his family background, even with his elite status, he would have been sent to Kagoshima long ago. In Japan, South Korea, and China, anyone who breaks the rules using their cleverness, unless they're a privileged second-generation member, will be ruthlessly…

After reading two chapters, I feel the characters lack intelligence.

I think the author is definitely a Nogizaka46 fan 😁. Even the worst character designs were inspired by Nogizaka46.