Busting In

I really like the theme, it's based on "King of Firepower," but could you please remove the lack of a female lead? It's too dry. You could arrange for the protagonist to get married quickly, and then only have her appear in the protagonist's mind when needed, as a way to remind them of their responsibilities. Otherwise, an orphan without a family won't gain the leader's trust.

Foreword: Special thanks to a senior reader who pointed out that the prologue actually negatively impacts the reading experience, in other words, it's quite off-putting. While writing, I actually wanted to explain the protagonist's reasons for retiring, but for the sake of everyone's experience, I've removed it for now. The content of the prologue will be available in the book club group. Thank you for your support.

This is probably what Bai Feng looked like when he was in the army...

Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.

Self-recommended novel "Police Officer Chen Shu" The novel's selling point is that it's based on cases I personally experienced. Those interested in the daily lives of police officers in China might want to take a look. Wishing this uniquely themed novel, "Breaking Down the Door," great success!

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Although it's a bit long-winded, I have to admit that this book is really good.

It's well-written, but it gives me the impression that the protagonist is really bad at close combat every time. 😥

I really like a quote from Lu Xun: The brave warrior, enraged, draws his blade against the stronger. The coward, enraged, draws his sword against the weaker. Our world has both brave people and cowards. But most of them are ordinary people, ordinary people struggling to live. I want to write a story about a policeman, a SWAT officer, and a hero.