Officer, You Koi, First-Class Merit Keeps Coming to Your Door.

I was originally going to support the newcomer, and I prefer police stories, so I didn't want to complain about this book. But I insisted on watching half of the 19 chapters, and I just couldn't stand it anymore. Author, please delete this book and rewrite it again! There are too many questions. Looking at the author's chapter review responses, I feel like the author just wrote them for fun. He didn't even look up the information if he didn't understand. He just made up his own mind. And he probably has little social experience. He can't understand how normal people react after many things happen. The skill is still stretched, and a side effect suddenly appears. The most important thing is that what you write is about rebirth. When you return from rebirth, you still have the same virtue. You only want to make meritorious deeds, and you don't bring back any social experience? I won't say any more, but I feel like this book is going to be scrapped anyway, so I'll try to read it again! Resign! I wish the author better and better as he writes! The new book becomes a god! Forget it!

From the starting point, even if you perform 100 first-class meritorious deeds, you will still be unable to be promoted to a junior police officer. 😜

I read a book with the same theme, and it seemed like I lost touch with it after more than a hundred chapters.

I really don't know what to say. The first time I open my mouth is to cut it. Is it so straightforward?

The last book about the first-class merit every day has been removed from the shelves. Can this book stick to it?

There are still so many restrictions on skills, it's boring

I don't know if I missed it or something After getting the acupuncture points, he said that in addition to night vision and acupuncture points, there is a skill called bad luck? Or is it krypton gold? Didn't notice at all when it happened. Then when using acupoints, someone suddenly said something was injected, and then the protagonist said that he knew it was fat that was injected using a skill. Just say, does it feel very abrupt, not letting the readers know, only telling the protagonist? I didn't write down the skills clearly when I acquired them, and then I suddenly had a side effect when I used them, which made me feel... I felt like I missed something, I looked back several times and couldn't find it, and something popped out out of nowhere (｡•́•̀｡)

Does anyone know why so many chapters were suddenly cut off?

I was framed in my previous life, but my rebirth in this life is not rigorous at all. Even if I have a system, I won't survive the finale. It's too dramatic and I don't have a sense of immersion at all.

Reading the title of the book reminds me of the fear of being dominated by anti-Japanese dramas. First-class merit would cost one's life, and one's IQ would be taken away.

I feel a little speechless, and my skills are too stretched... I really can't stand it, so I say goodbye

At first, there were sixty or seventy chapters in the webpage, but there are only so many chapters in this app, and it is different from the webpage.