Tiger Cop

I believe that even if the protagonist wins numerous awards and merits, the author won't promote him by the end of the book; he'll still be a low-ranking police officer. Many police novels are like this: the protagonist performs meritorious deeds, receives praise from high-ranking officials, becomes famous, and enjoys immense prestige, but he never gets promoted.

I figured you were about to start a new book, so I searched for it and sure enough, you have! Your books have been a part of my youth, from the Wasteland of Sin Army and the Black Era of Infected Bodies to the Urban Pseudo-Immortal Host. I've always loved your post-apocalyptic novels, even though many of them have been banned. I still firmly support you.

The theme has changed; my youth is over.

The show is full of pretentious posturing, forced jealousy, and brainless villains. And aside from the female lead, every woman complains about her meager salary of a few thousand yuan, openly and rudely looking down on the protagonist. The plot is incredibly awkward; did the author even bother to research the realities of working environments?

Go back to writing post-apocalyptic stories, Old Black. That's your true specialty!

All roles are open for application: male and female police officers, male and female criminals, male and female officials, and male and female citizens.

Having served as an auxiliary police officer for two years, I have many feelings about this. I made it to the interview stage of this year's civil service exam, and I hope to pass and become a full-fledged police officer.

What kind of force led an author who had spent years walking along the 404 River to try his hand at a theme of greatness, glory, and righteousness?

It's extremely difficult for auxiliary police officers to be promoted to regular police officers; and this kind of article is far too fabricated.

Let me write another post-apocalyptic novel. 😳