A Day One Arrest: A Human Trafficker as a Welcome Gift!
入职当天，抓个人贩子当礼物！
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- 705k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
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- 3y ago
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I find it incredibly annoying when protagonists discover clues or raise suspicions but refuse to report them, writing things like, "Nobody's going to believe me." How do you know if others will believe you? You didn't report it, did you? Then you think about your personal heroism, arrest the person, and then try to explain yourself. It's disorganized and undisciplined; what are you trying to achieve by being so secretive?
The last two chapters were absolutely toxic. I can accept the lone hero police story, but this ridiculous "tiger-like arrogant pet" nonsense! If I encountered a pet with that kind of idiotic personality, I'd kill it on the spot. And it's trying to get something out of me instead of being my pet? What kind of Buddha has such a magnanimous heart?
There are very few readable police fiction novels these days. They lack logic, are mindless, and are full of individual heroism.
To be honest, changing a perfectly good name to something like "Six Doors" and "Constables" is disgusting.
Just wanted to vent! It's not about the book itself, but I've noticed many authors seem to have some misunderstanding about the levels of "Grandmaster" and "Master." In combat sports, an average person who trains for a few months can only call themselves a beginner, a year or two can only be considered proficient, and even after three to five years, they wouldn't dare call themselves an expert.
On my first day at the company, I refused to sign any novels like "On My First Day at the Company, I Casually Arrested a Human Trafficker" or "On My First Day at the Company, I Solved a Murder Case."
So the question is, which stab wound caused the death...? Assault...? Zhang San
If you had written a proper story about modern police officers, people might have been able to read it. Doesn't the author know that novels about new police officers joining the force are very popular lately?
What's wrong with this modern police novel? Why call it "Detective"? It forces readers out of the story!
Could you please write an article about time-traveling to the prequel to "Qin's Moon," titled "Nine Songs of the Sky," and becoming Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, before Lao Ai appeared in the court? Would you make him a kind-hearted figure like King Zhou, yet ruthless towards the barbarians, and allow him to have a harem instead of only one or two wives?