
I Grind Dungeons at the Police Station
我在警局打副本
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
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304Chapters
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What can you do with 2,000 yuan a month? Auxiliary police officers will never be promoted to regular officers, even if you catch a traitor. The credit goes to the officer who supervised you, and you'll only get a few hundred yuan in performance bonus at most.
Let me ask you this: can an auxiliary police officer be promoted to a regular officer? Also, unless you're promoted, you have no law enforcement power. Is it really necessary for you to argue with fellow readers?
I took a look, and it's like a world where everyone's a master. You just got a master skill, and you can find several equally skilled criminals just by smashing a brick on the street. I'd accept it even if they called the skill "advanced."
I've read 20 chapters, here's my review (spoilers included).
First, the killing of the rabid dog. Claiming it was a mother dog that had just given birth is superfluous. Regardless, since it had already injured someone, it had to be captured and killed; there was no room for negotiation. Adding another puppy would only make the readers uncomfortable. Second, the bus theft case. Judging from the initial description, the thief's shifty eyes suggested a novice.
Two master-level skills couldn't subdue a veteran.
Okay, okay, your plot is really abstract. A police auxiliary officer has a bow that can kill dogs, so it can also kill people, and the kind that bleeds them, with a triangular arrowhead. And this dog is nursing, so the officer felt pity and thought he had killed the wrong person, so it's okay for him to bite.
It's very difficult for auxiliary police officers to become regular police officers; it's similar to taking the civil service exam or the police exam in general.
Normally, auxiliary police officers need to pass the civil service exam or the national police recruitment exam to become regular officers, and they also need a bachelor's degree. In special cases, auxiliary police officers generally need to be awarded a second-class merit citation, which is about as difficult to obtain as a first-class merit citation for regular police officers.
Sorry! I haven't read the book yet, but after clicking on the female lead's picture in the character list, I almost didn't want to look anymore. Such an ugly female lead!
What is an auxiliary police officer? An auxiliary police officer is a temporary worker. Nominally, they can be promoted to permanent positions. But look across the country, how many have actually been promoted?