In Tokyo, I'm a Law-Abiding Outlaw

Chinese people may not be able to imagine how outrageous Japan's identity politics is. The simplest example is that in 2015, the Japan Metropolitan Police Department conducted an internal investigation and found that among the top police officers in more than 40 prefectures in Japan (equivalent to provinces in China), only three were not from Tokyo University. Among the remaining people, there are only five who are not from Tokyo University School of Law. To tell a joke, the Japan Metropolitan Police Department notified the top and second-level leaders of all local and central departments to hold a meeting, which is equivalent to the formation of the Tokyo University School of Law Alumni Association. To put it mildly, the Japan Metropolitan Police Department is the exclusive residence of the Tokyo University School of Law. Without this background, there is no way you can climb to a high position. Similarly, with this background, no matter how useless you are, you will definitely be a leader in the Japanese police force. As long as you are not facing your senior, there is no problem in being a good person with your nostrils turned upward.

A graduate of Tokyo University of Political Science and Law, a member of the gold watch group, and a Chinese identity. Can he be framed and demoted by the professional group? It's really hard to hold back. The entire top management of the Metropolitan Police Department are all your seniors. Who can you find who can't take advantage of you? Even if you don't find your senior schoolmates, do you think you're a government-owned Chinese? How much trouble do you have to get into before they dare not say anything? Neither the East University political party nor the Chinese can make money for you? Dude, did you kill the U. S. Troops stationed in Japan? Or do you simply have no idea what it means for a Tokyo University graduate to have a gold watch group and to be of Chinese ethnicity in the Japanese political arena? The Yankees have already appeared in the beginning, and you are already invincible in Japan, okay? How can you lose if you start with four a's, four two's and two kings? Can this person still be demoted and demoted to the end?

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I feel like the author didn't understand that the protagonist is not in the professional group, he is in the gold watch group! Unless he offended the boss of the gold watch group, how dare a small professional group section chief dare to trick the protagonist? The protagonist directly went to the Metropolitan Police Department to complain to the president of Dongda University. Do you think his three subordinates would feel more pressure from a section chief or from a group of bosses from the Metropolitan Police Department's gold watch team?

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Sister-in-law

Are there any problems with the latest Hokkaido chapters? Gangs, smuggling, collusion between government and businessmen to grab low-price bids, and bribery are all very common. Because they have nothing to do with the vast majority of civilians, everyone can accept the plot. However, in recent chapters, some officials have randomly kidnapped ordinary female students on the street, killed them and even wiped the butts of their teams, and continued to cooperate. What on earth were they thinking? Bad people also have levels. If the plot is not adjusted, such a bad guy protagonist with no bottom line will be unacceptable.

In general, aren't these people in Japanese dramas the ones who make mistakes and blame others for them? How can it be reversed?

It's really a mentally retarded plot. Every time you get lucky, your life will be better, right? Just kidnap someone and threaten you with death. Can you escape once and again?

I wrote a book called "Rebirth of the U. S. Forces in Japan", has anyone read it?