Detective: Starting at the Police Academy
神探：从警察学院开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I even gave them a first-time subscription just to leave a review. I read one chapter, but the logic was flawed, and I couldn't continue. You just say the SWAT team arrived with their weapons? At least take them back for questioning before taking any action. That's childish logic. And this woman, just because there's excitement, she immediately recognizes a stranger as her boyfriend? Is she normal? Is this the kind of excitement you're watching?
Have you ever been a police officer? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
Just by looking at the content, you can tell the author has little social experience. 😁😁😁 Where would the police not know about illegitimate businesses? They know all too well; they're just pretending not to know or temporarily turning a blind eye.
Being kidnapped while acting alone—that's really vicious.
Why are there always plots of someone acting alone and then being kidnapped? It's so cruel.
I don't quite understand the mainland terminology. According to our understanding in Hong Kong, shouldn't "Sir" be a title for a male superior? Women in positions of authority should be addressed with the respectful title "Madam," and Luo Rui should address Cai Xiaojing as "Madam Cai" instead of "Cai Sir." Shouldn't it be police officers/clerks who don't discriminate based on gender?
It took less than two days to see the protagonist officially start work. At first, I couldn't stop watching, but now I'm losing interest. I have to vent my old frustrations: Before officially joining the police force, the protagonist solved a series of major cases and even made the news. The story also mentioned more than once that the protagonist was very famous in the police force.
Sigh... The "idiocy-degrading" aura is too heavy... You wrote this book twenty years too late.
There are some logical problems (okay, many), ... It's not easy to criticize.
The more I write, the more pretentious I become.
It was already a surreal, feel-good story, and then they added a moral element at the end...
It felt like a plot twist for the sake of plot twists; I didn't feel any surprise at all, just a sense of melodrama. My assessment is that it has a certain kind of beauty reminiscent of Chinese TV dramas.