
Chicago Police: The Battle for Justice in Sin City
芝加哥警界:罪恶都市的正义之战
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
59Chapters
0Votes
546Recs
13Fans
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Uh... It seems to be a Chicago typewriter, not a printer
Three-year mercenary, you tell me about the shooting skills of a novice. Are you sure that a veteran who has survived for three years on the battlefield only has the shooting skills of a novice? He would have died long ago.
The old book is here, I will open the first post!
I don't want to read it after reading the introduction
That thing is called a Chicago typewriter, not a printer, and its rate of fire isn't even 1,000. 800 Will kill it.
It's not that the protagonist Halo will definitely die.
Chapter 18 What the hell? After so much preparation, the protagonist almost died?
It would be nice to write a book similar to 1855 American Tycoon, who could survive until World War I before the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Where is your new book about sticks?
It's actually quite good. I don't know why there are bad reviews. Just because of the introduction? I don't understand. There are very few books like this.
Happy New Year, the author takes great care to rest