A Cop in American Comics, Where Every Day Is a Holiday

I finally found a comic that doesn't follow the plot and just loves the original characters all day long. Of the ten American comics, nine follow the original plot, and the remaining one contains original characters. It feels like the protagonists are all superfluous. I really don't know what they think that way. Do they think what they wrote is better than the original work? If not, I might as well read the original work. Only in this book can I write my own story in the world of American comics. Come on, author!

It looks good, no wonder it is classified as original fantasy, not derivative fan fiction. Just integrate the settings of the American comic world and write your own story. This is the best book of the same type that I have ever read. So far, I have only come across one Harley Quinn, and she was still young. I prefer this kind of novel to those fans who copy the original work. After all, why don't I just read the original work if I copy it? Just to see them add a protagonist who is out of place? And then add a golden finger to make it erotic?

You have gone to the United States to become a police officer, so why do you still fall in love with a Chinese woman? This is simply nonsense and a superfluous plot. Just pick up a black girl, it's so cool with a Mexican girl.

The names of the male and female protagonists are Zhao Hao and Lu Lixue. The American comic book fan wrote the name of the urban Long Aotian. It's too dramatic and I can't stand it at all.

Is the author a masochist? He likes to be scolded so much. He is called a yellow-skinned monkey in all kinds of ways, but he still doesn't show any anger at all. How can you really bear it?

This is a rubbish book. If you don't write about women, you will die. Can you write a good story? I have never seen a woman.

Constant emphasis on Asians, blacks, Asian blacks. Note that he keeps emphasizing this point. Except for women, almost everyone else refers to the protagonist with Asian names, and he keeps writing about racial discrimination. However, the author seems to have no other ideas about race for the female characters he wants to write. The protagonist was an ordinary person before, but after he got the system and killed the first person, he suddenly became as if he wanted to kill someone for fun at any time, and the villains were all brainless In fact, from the beginning of the female character, I felt that it was probably a bad novel Generally speaking, a novel without any writing skills, the plot arrangement is also full of the feeling that the first chapter is about to build a factory, and the third chapter is that the products that survive the factory are sold all over the world.

I couldn't resist the poison in Chapter 4. I became a policeman in the beautiful country and said that I was from the Dragon Kingdom. I also said that I grew up in the beautiful country. I must have an American name. What was my name?

I was successfully persuaded to quit in the first 3 chapters, but the author continues to work hard.

I gave up after seeing Chapter 72. Originally, I really wanted to support the author in reading it, after all, the ideas and story are pretty good. The main reasons for not persisting are as follows. If the author sees it, I hope it can be improved in the future. 1. There are too many fabricated things in the setting and world view. It wants to lean toward science fiction, but also toward fantasy. As a result, many things are just rhetoric and imagination, but they want to be well-founded. The result is that the world view is a mess, and the level of knowledge reserve is not even as good as that of a freshman. 2. The social background is also filled in with imagination. It feels like someone who has read some novels is describing the political structure and administrative system of the United States in a blind way. He even dares to make it up without even knowing the classification of the American police. 3. The relationship line and the love brain thing should be considered outdated, and the author probably didn't think about it carefully before writing, and he couldn't figure out if readers still want to read Stallion. It turns out that the two girls are still love brains. 4. Everyone likes to see sewing monsters, but they need to be sewn seamlessly. If they are too stiff or the style is off-kilter, they will be dismissed. Finally, I hope the author will have better development in the future, bye.