1960: My Uncle Is the FBI Director

Packages in our neighborhood have been stolen for years, but the security cameras at the delivery station are consistently broken and haven't been repaired 😤, so we've never been able to catch the thieves. This time, mine was stolen too, and the property management and the deliveryman were completely baffled. There was nothing I could do but go home.

The protagonist doesn't bother solving cases; he just ends up listening to his family members become members of Congress.

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…

In reality, Hoover during this period was practically the underground emperor of the United States. Every sitting president wanted to get rid of him, but none could. He had too much dirt on him, on almost every politician, especially regarding the massive wiretapping scandal during World War II. His power was virtually unchecked.

The first few chapters were alright, but gradually the author wrote it like a crime-solving AI, and it became a rambling, academic paper-like account.

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

I definitely need to support this book. It's a very enjoyable read, the crime-solving process is well-written, and the pacing is excellent. It's a breath of fresh air in the online novel world, without those exaggerated systems or cheat codes.

I gave up after reading over 300 chapters. I don't understand why the annual bowling tournament has to keep popping up every now and then to annoy people... What kind of ridiculous plot is this... That it has to rely on bowling tournaments to drive the story forward?

It's a high-quality crime thriller, but the title is a bit misleading. I thought it was a typical American urban fantasy novel about bullying, arrogance, and domineering behavior.

The main character's personality is problematic! The protagonist solves cases by understanding people's psychology; he must be adept at navigating social situations, not just a clueless, idiotic character in everyday life.