In Tokyo, I'm a Law-Abiding Outlaw
人在东京，法内狂徒
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- 2.5M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Chinese people might find it hard to imagine how outrageous Japan's identity politics can be. A simple example is a 2015 internal survey conducted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. Of the top police officers in over 40 prefectures (equivalent to provinces in China), only three were not graduates of the University of Tokyo.
A graduate of Tokyo University of Law and Politics, a member of the gold watch industry, and of Chinese descent—how could someone be framed and demoted by the professional police? It's really hard to keep that up. The entire Metropolitan Police Department's upper echelons are your seniors; who wouldn't be able to help you out?
Please, everyone, don't let the book sit unread! Keep reading!
I'll be updating rapidly after the book goes live! Please read it every day and don't let it sit indefinitely. I have a lot of favorites, but very few readers are following it, which is risky, since the competition during the new book season mainly depends on readership! Don't let it sit indefinitely; once the new book season is over, I'll definitely be updating rapidly after it goes live!
Let's discuss why the protagonist's demotion is so controversial.
It seems the author didn't understand. The protagonist isn't from the professional watch group; he's from the gold watch group! Unless he offended a big shot in the gold watch group, would a mere professional watch section chief dare to scheme against the protagonist? The protagonist went directly to Senior Dong University in the Metropolitan Police Department to plead his case.
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Has there been no bottom line?
Are there any issues with the latest Hokkaido chapters? Gangs, smuggling, collusion between officials and businessmen to bid for low-price projects, and bribery are all common occurrences. Because they are unrelated to the vast majority of ordinary people, the plot is acceptable to the audience.
Why must the protagonist be the scapegoat?
In Japanese dramas, aren't these kinds of people usually the ones who make mistakes and then try to find someone else to take the blame? How come it's the other way around?
What a ridiculous plot! You think you're always so lucky? They can just kidnap anyone and threaten you into dying. You think you can escape once and then escape every time?
Would anyone read my book, "Rebirth of the US Military Stationed in Japan"?