American Detective: From Rookie Cop to The Rookie

After reading the first few dozen chapters, I, from Jiangxi, can't even get used to the food in Shanghai, let alone in America. Regional differences have a huge impact on taste. I beg you, don't just blindly expect Americans to worship Chinese food; it's really awkward.

Let me briefly share my personal opinion. The author of this book is quite good. While his writing skills aren't exceptionally profound, they're certainly not bad, making it easy to read. The plot isn't just a simple chronicle, so overall it's an above-average work and worth reading. Another shortcoming is its small audience. Compared to movies, TV series inevitably have a smaller viewer base.

It's already awkward to see American TV series interspersed with various Chinese elements; please stop. You're a novelist, not a cultural ambassador.

Author, have you gone astray? One case after another, you should at least give us a break or some slice-of-life moments to make it normal. And what about the protagonist's system? It's just gone like that? Honestly, if I want to read a crime story, my first choice is definitely Sherlock Holmes or something. You have a protagonist with a system who just keeps solving cases and cases.

Now I understand why I gave up after only looking at a few pictures. I was too self-absorbed. Authentic Chinese food isn't very popular with Americans. China is a huge country with a wide variety of delicious food. Even when you're cooking out of your province, you have to modify the food to suit local tastes. If you do this abroad, Chinatown owners won't cook authentic Chinese food for you unless you ask them to.

The writing is a mess. It doesn't resemble daily life or work. There are no intense or exciting scenes, no logically sound crime-solving analysis, no motivation to climb the ladder, and no desire for wealth. What's the point of the protagonist's existence? What's the point of watching it?

The model for Hannah is really cool 😎

There's no main plot; it's basically just a series of detective stories from American TV shows. I might as well just watch those shows.

Since Fenrir came out, the writing has become increasingly boring. It's just one event after another, with no time to breathe in between. Maybe the author thinks it's easier to write like this, but it's not interesting to read. Even Superman has his own life. Is the protagonist busier than Superman?

The main character feels like a thirsty teddy bear.