You Sent Me to Work, but I Became a Millionaire Through Bounties

Late at night, there's only one car and your electric scooter on the road, and you're following them for 7 meters? Are you a reincarnated policeman or a blind man? After being spotted, you overtake and hide, then continue following, increasing the distance to 20 meters to avoid being discovered. Do you really think they're blind? Okay, they're all idiots!

The protagonist is written too emotionally; he doesn't seem like a seasoned policeman who has been reborn. He's too unsteady...

It's another urban fantasy/xianxia mix. The protagonist was normal before he got the system, but after he acquired it, even a dog he passed by became a Xuanyuan Dapan. Isn't it better to be the only one who follows the law? Why is everyone cultivating immortality?

Wow, urban martial arts training, immortal cultivation, Taoist priests? All the classic elements are there! Dude!

Even with connections, you can't collect the full bounty. Without connections, forget about the bounty; your own life is in danger. What kind of understanding is that?

Fun fact: Bin Laden's bounty has still not been paid.

Mark this page; see how many words are left unfinished. Nine and a half out of ten books like this will flop.

If even the synopsis has typos, you can imagine the quality of the chapter content.

After reading a few chapters, it started to go wrong starting with Ma Wancheng. All that talk about "painted skin" and "youth-preserving pills" made it unbearable to continue.

It's better to have someone who was a heinous criminal in their past life transmigrate and become a good person than to have an old cop transmigrate and become a scoundrel!