People in Tokyo Should Do Whatever They Want

He traveled to Tokyo in 1980 and became a police officer in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. In the 1980s, when "Japan claimed to be able to buy the entire United States," he started working as an undercover agent to search for criminal evidence of violent organizations, but was exposed by an insider and was about to be punished. At a critical moment, Tsukijo Hisahito discovered that he could actually see other people's crime points. As long as criminals are punished, corresponding points can be obtained and redeemed for rewards. Pure justice cannot survive in this cruel and prosperous city. Only by becoming stronger, so strong that even the evil forces are frightened, can they have a foothold and climb up step by step. Set a small goal first, starting with an ordinary police officer. This book is also called "I've traveled through time, so why travel through time if I can't do whatever I want!" ", "Japanese Yakuza, I laughed, those are the firewood in my backyard", "The more they oppose, the more right I am doing! .