Tokyo Detective: One Explosive Tip a Day

You are a crazy guy with no background. Any promotions that are not professional are at most a warning. Others will have a higher position than you as soon as they graduate and work casually for a few years.

The ceiling of the non-professional group is right there! You might as well write that the protagonist is from a professional group, but because of his bad behavior in the past, or his unwillingness to join in, or his stubbornness or something to offend his boss, he was sent to the bottom police station 😄

The author's story description is very detailed, and the plot is tense and compact, but there are serious underlying logical flaws. Under Japan's invisible rules, even the Japanese police themselves lack motivation. As a coder in his past life and a non-professional adopter in this life, where does the protagonist come from so much enthusiasm? His job is just an information job. There are no career requirements and no attribute rewards. Not only does the police career have no positive stimulation points, but it also has many constraints. But the protagonist dares to go undercover and make up for reconnaissance. Isn't he afraid of death? Even if you were undercover, why would you want to stop a criminal from assassinating someone? Just put down the surveillance and run away. What's the point of catching a drug dealer when you meet him for the second time? We also put on makeup to conduct reconnaissance. Drug dealers are the most cruel and cunning. It is very likely that after being caught, they will suspect the protagonist and kill his whole family in revenge. You are already very responsible when you report the case. As an inspector of the police station, you actually bring people in makeup to conduct investigations. If you are not the kind of person who is particularly responsible for his work and pursues justice, he will not do this. Why do other police and criminal novels add attribute skills? It's all to satisfy the underlying logic of the protagonist's behavior. If attributes are not added, it would be money, power, and sex. It's a pity, this novel could have been pursued.

The introduction is hilarious. A low-level police officer is still the craziest police officer. Graduation is your upper limit and you are still crazy. You're afraid you'll be shot in the back eight times in three days.

In the non-professional group, if you can be promoted to police before retirement, your boss will be considered conscientious 😅

I can't stand the background of the male protagonist. It's too low. When will the author arrange for the male protagonist to apply for the civil service examination?

If you can only solve crimes, you won't be promoted. Who will earn political achievements for the leaders if you leave?

A graduate of a four-year university worked as a low-level agent. By the time it was published, he had spent a hundred chapters working as a bully, catching murderers and working as an undercover agent. He had repeatedly solved major cases. Then, he was still at the bottom of the story until it was published. Was the purpose of the protagonist traveling back in time to be a cowboy for the Japanese? Why not write about a detective? The detective can still earn some money by solving the case, but the protagonist has nothing to do with solving the case.

It's not a professional team. You can only solve cases like that every day, but you can't start well.

Do the people in the comment section have any obsession with getting promoted as an official? It's always been there that the protagonist has a low starting point and is difficult to get promoted.,,, This is a case-solving story, not an official story. Even if the protagonist is white like Kudo Shinichi, it doesn't matter, as long as he can participate in the detection of the case due to his identity, and good case design is king.,, Does it have to be about the political and business intrigues of the protagonist?