
1960: My Uncle Is the FBI Director
1960:我叔叔是FBI局长
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I caught a thief today. Brothers are right to dig through the trash can🤓
Express delivery in our community has been stolen for many years, but the camera at the delivery station was damaged and has not been repaired 😤, so no one has been caught. Mine was also stolen this time, and the property management and courier were confused when I asked. I had no choice but to go home. On the way home, I was browsing my mobile phone and reading novels. Suddenly, I had an idea 😠: They are all express delivery from our community. He must use them after stealing them! There has to be somewhere to go! Moreover, there is a big trash can in our community. I usually have to take out the garbage myself and throw it away. I just go and dig through the trash can. So I went to dig through the trash can and actually found my express box. As long as there is evidence, I went to find the cleaning aunt (who is much more reliable than anything else 👍) It is clear that the trash cans in our community are emptied regularly, and the express box must have been thrown away today. Then I went to find the surveillance camera on the road near the trash can. (Among other things, the camera at the express station was broken and has not been repaired, but the cameras near the trash cans are all intact, which is quite difficult in itself.) 🤫 So my aunt and the guard watched the surveillance for more than 10 minutes, and successfully identified the suspect - after a long time, he turned out to be a middle school student 🤔 Later, I took the doorman, aunt, and people who were watching the fun together to find that house. The little thief's father looked at a group of us and knocked on the door, but he was still confused? 😵 It just so happened that this guy was at home today, so he paid directly and got the money. At first, this guy was quibbling. Fortunately, I brought the order number. When I asked him to take it out to buy the express delivery tracking number, he still hesitated and couldn't reconcile it. I couldn't deny it later, so I said harshly: "My express delivery was also stolen, so I took it conveniently." I thought: Your express delivery was stolen, why didn't you go find the thief, and still steal mine? And who knows if your so-called stolen express delivery is real or fake? 😅 After listening to the whole story, his father went straight to the scene 😡, pressed his head and bowed to me to apologize and pay compensation. I originally planned to educate him, but among the people who joined in the fun, there were several people who had lost express delivery, and they surrounded him and his father one by one to settle accounts. When I saw that I couldn't squeeze in, I went home and took a shower. After all, the smell was strong after digging through the trash can.
Even if the protagonist doesn't work hard to solve the case, he can only listen to the fact that everyone in his family is a member of Congress.
Theodore, the hard-core ruthless man
I feel that the protagonist Theodore is a good fit for Little John's hardcore ruthless series. I've already thought of the title: How a master of criminal psychology solves crimes through psychic channels. Background: It is assumed that when the protagonist was a police detective in his original city, an unscrupulous tabloid wrote about his crime-solving experience in supernatural aspects for the sake of sales. As a result, it aroused the interest of a novelist, who compiled and created a "Ghost Detective" series. It was a big hit and turned into a film and TV show, becoming a big IP and extending a transcendent universe. The protagonist later became the father of American criminal psychology and a great master in the field of criminal investigation. However, people still believed that the protagonist was psychic, and the protagonist was deeply troubled by this. He even wrote a semi-autobiographical novel "The Detectives of Theodore" to refute the rumors. Although it was a big seller, it still could not change the stereotype.
In fact, at this stage, Hoover is almost the underground emperor of the United States. Even the sitting presidents want to get rid of him, but they can't get rid of him. He has too much dirty information, and almost all politicians have it, especially the big surveillance incident in the United States during World War II. His power is almost uncontrollable.
Protagonist is too flat
The first few chapters were okay, but gradually the author started to write them like a crime-solving AI, and he also wrote a running account like a thesis.
I must support this book. It is very comfortable to read, the process of solving the case is also well written, and the pace is also good. It is a breath of fresh air in the online literary world, without those exaggerated system cheats.
It feels a bit like a prequel to Criminal Minds
The focus is on solving crimes and the American national conditions in the 1970s It is indeed quite wealthy. There are many middle-class people, but the people at the bottom are also working hard. The drug problem has been revealed, but it has not yet reached the epidemic of the hippie era Mixed with some American-style family education content and religious knowledge The rhythm and content of the profile are well controlled. The rhythm of the plot is also well controlled. There is a degree of relaxation between cases. The pressure of Hoover is also appropriate Unlike novice writing, personal subjective thoughts and excessive psychological activities are not added, and the character dialogue is meaningful. Effectively promote the development of the plot or reflect the character rather than the author's psychological projection. Most American drama-themed novels have surpassed the starting point There is no other problem except that the update is slow Summary: In the first few seasons of the American drama series "Detective Detective", the screenwriters wrote seriously and the actors acted seriously. It is not like the later cases that were not written seriously and added emotional lines crazily. Or the actors did not want to act and the whole thing was finished.
Tell the author why he abandoned the book
I gave up the book after reading more than 300 chapters. I don't understand why the annual in-inning bowling game comes out every once in a while to disgust people... What kind of fairy tale... Has to be driven by the bowling game repeatedly?
Excellent criminal investigation article, but the title is a bit misleading. I thought it was an urban cool article that bullies others, is arrogant and domineering, and dominates the United States.
I drew a picture of what I imagined Theodore to look like, based on Matthew McConaughey's image, but Theodore is younger. (Amateur painter, please do not spray paint)
I feel that the eyes are still a bit pure, but it would be better if I read it on a pad (maybe I forgot to turn on the eye protection mode) A book I like very much (I just like to read all kinds of cases). Come on, author, stop being fooled.