Tokyo Detective: One Explosive Tip a Day
东京刑警：每日一个炸裂情报
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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You're so arrogant without connections. Even with a career, the highest you can get promoted to is inspector. Others can easily climb the ranks after a few years of work after graduation and still be in a higher position than you.
The ceiling for non-professionals is right there! You might as well write a story where the protagonist comes from a professional background, but because he previously slacked off, refused to cooperate, or was stubborn enough to offend his superiors, he was relegated to a low-level police station. 😄
The protagonist's behavior lacks basic motivation.
The author's story is detailed and the plot is tense and fast-paced, but it suffers from serious underlying logical flaws. Under Japan's unspoken rules, even the Japanese police themselves lack motivation. Where does the protagonist, a former programmer and now a non-professional intern, get such enthusiasm?
The description is hilarious. A low-ranking police officer calls himself the most arrogant cop? Graduation is your ceiling, and you're still acting like that. You'd probably get shot eight times in the back every three days.
If a non-professional officer manages to be promoted to superintendent before retirement, it's considered that your superiors have a conscience. 😅
The male lead's background is unbearable; it's too low-level. When will the author arrange for him to take the civil service exam?
If all you can do is solve cases, you won't get promoted. If you leave, who will generate achievements for the leaders?
A graduate of a four-year university became a low-ranking police officer. By the time the story reached its 100th chapter, he had been working like a slave, catching murderers and going undercover, solving numerous major cases. And what happened? He was still at the lowest level even after the story was published.
If you're not a professional team, solving cases every day won't change much; you're already at a disadvantage from the start.
Do people in the comments section have some kind of obsession with becoming officials and getting promoted? They keep complaining about how the protagonist has a low starting point and it's hard to get promoted. This is a crime-solving novel, not a political novel. It doesn't matter if the protagonist is a commoner like Shinichi Kudo, as long as he can participate in solving cases. The key is to design good cases. Why do you have to watch the protagonist scheming in politics and business?