The North American Gunfighter Detective
北美枪侠警探
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Personal opinion
This is just my personal opinion; please don't criticize if you disagree. Personally, I think this is a very good novel. This is the first time I've read a US police novel, and the content feels very serious and realistic. The work is just everyday life. If I had to pick a "thriller" part, it might be the scenes of killing criminals and apprehending criminals, etc.
Recommended by Longkong, this is the most enjoyable American police novel I've read recently. Based on my nine years of experience reading novels, I think it will definitely become a hit if it continues in this vein.
After reading nearly 500 chapters, I have some things to say. The promise of revolvers as the core of romance seems to be a misleading tactic. Aside from the first 200 chapters, the protagonist does use a revolver, but it appears less and less frequently in the later 300 chapters.
I hope there will be more scenes of melting dark chocolate in the book.
It was supposed to be a fusion of American and Western elements. It introduced the supernatural, leading one to believe it was a ghost story with an exorcism theme. Then it turned out to be a spy film, again leading one to believe it was a spy film. Then it turned out to be a working-class cop film. Then it turned out to be a cop film, but ultimately it became a workplace drama…
Why does a perfectly good North American gunfight series have to end with a cultivation-themed ending?
This book is almost finished, and what kind of nonsense is this? Why is the exorcism plot being emphasized so heavily at the very end? I always thought the biggest strength of this book was its sharp urban plot, with gunfights, chases, revenge, terrorist attacks, and even gun-fighting tutorials.
Since these are all American variety shows set in fictional worlds, wouldn't it be better to write the main characters as white? Why write Chinese characters when it doesn't involve any domestic storylines?
Author, please come in, I really can't hold back some of what I'm saying.
This book is so disorganized! What exactly is the main plot of this book? It's all over the place, and the protagonist is like a headless fly. You're writing a multiverse, not a fantasy novel where you can open new maps all the time. That alone wouldn't be so bad; I could treat it like a sitcom. But there are just too many inconsistencies.
Having read the latest chapter 333, here are my personal thoughts and suggestions, which I hope will be helpful to the author:
As the title suggests: 1. The main storyline of this book is the life journey of the protagonist, a police detective. However, the subplots (cases) within the main storyline are too fragmented. As a result, almost every case ends abruptly after being solved, with no follow-up or continuation of the plot. It's like pruning a tree (plot) until it's bare!
Bad news, your book isn't on that certain writing platform! Unbelievable! Author, I'm heartbroken for you. Good news, now you can't watch pirated content anymore, you have to pay to view it. You've made a few bucks off me! 😭