Again, My Life as a Police Officer

If the novel's opening line, that he's reborn eight years later, is true, it's a major flaw (it would be more believable to write that he was hit by a stone on his first day in the countryside and had a fragmented dream). In some ways, his behavior after returning is no different from a novice. Despite having precognitive abilities, the cases still occur, and he remains hesitant and timid.

This author doesn't even know the basics of police investigation; he's obviously a novice who's never even worked as a police auxiliary officer.

Police novels are full of deaths! Medical novels are full of illnesses! I don't want to read them.

Why didn't they go to save the person in that murder case?

Reborn eight years in the past, I'll probably experience the murder cases again, and maybe I can save people in advance.

When I was a child, I witnessed a flash flood. It hadn't rained in our area, but it had rained heavily in the mountains. The muddy floodwaters roared down with waves. Fortunately, the riverbed was quite deep back then.

The contract is about to be signed; invest as soon as possible.

This book is okay as a biography, but it's too bland as a novel. The climaxes are too uneventful, and there are no exciting moments to enjoy.

Since you already knew, why didn't you make a special trip? How could you be at ease reading the book? The author should just send the protagonist to Africa!

My new book sold out too quickly, and the investment is gone.