This Cop Knows How to Stay Healthy

Anime lovers do not recommend watching it. It feels like it was written by someone who has never read the original work and only read other fans. An Yi only read the emotional scum part and failed to see that his ability to be a million-level up master is not a problem. Xiaohui turned into a seemingly virtuous human figure. Not only did Snow Nai not have a post-liberation personality, she even lost her original pursuit of reality. Apart from the names and relationships, she was completely different from the original anime.

It was quite interesting, but it felt too compact, with cases following one another.

It makes my head hurt to see it. The most others can do is make typos. Your writing is not fluent?

Have you let yourself go completely in the past few days? It feels like a running account in my head. An event happens in an instant, ends in an instant, and is completely resolved in just a few chapters. . . .

I would like to ask a newbie who has read less than twenty chapters. . . The male protagonist wants to be a policeman because of Mao. Is there any force majeure? Isn't this profession very different from the male protagonist's character?

. . . Passerby heroine Sunday on campus School Apocalypse FGO A 0-second silence for the Japanese police in this book

It's well written, but it's a pity that there are so few people.

It's really cool to string so many anime together.

Author, if you start a new book, you might as well continue writing the Infinite book, it feels good 😁😁

Jing Keai Sai Gao😍