A Day One Arrest: A Human Trafficker as a Welcome Gift!

I'm very annoyed that the protagonist discovered clues like this, but the suspicious point is that he doesn't report it. It says: No one will believe it if he tells it. How do you know if others believe it or not? You didn't repay it either, right? Then I caught people thinking about my personal heroism and explained it to others. Without organization or discipline, what on earth do you want to do in such a secretive manner?

The last two chapters just poisoned me. Forget about the personal hero police story, what kind of bullshit Tiger Aotian pet? If I bump into a pet with such an NT personality, I will kill it directly and you still want to get benefits from me if you are not a pet? Why does Buddha have such a big heart?

There are only a few police literature you can read these days. They are devoid of logic, lack of brains, and contain all kinds of personal heroism.

To be honest, it would be nice to change the name to Six Doors. The headhunting and other things look disgusting.

Complain about it! It's not about this book, but I found that many authors have some misunderstandings about the levels of master and master. In terms of fighting, ordinary people can only say that they are beginners after practicing for a few months. They can only say that they are proficient after one or two years. They dare not say that they are proficient after three or five years. Even those who have practiced for ten or eight years dare not say that they are masters. As for grandmasters, how many have there been since ancient times? Nowadays, few of the world boxing champions dare to say that they are fighting masters! But in the novel, the protagonist is always the master, which is a bit low-grade!

On the day I joined the company, I refused to sign novels such as "On the day I joined the company, I caught a trafficker, and on the day I joined the company, I solved a murder case"

Then the question comes: how many times did the knife cause death... Injury... Zhang San

If you write about modern police well, people might still read it. Doesn't the author know that novels about new police recruits are very popular these days?

What's wrong? Modern police writings are called "catchers" because they force readers to jump into the drama.

Could you please write an article about traveling back in time to the Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng in the prequel "Nine Songs of the Sky" before Lao Ai appeared in the court, and make him a kind person like King Zhou and ruthless to the barbarians, and let him have a harem instead of just one or two wives.