I’m a Cop in Mexico
我在墨西哥当警察
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Working as a Cop in Mexico
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I was reading your book earlier, but I haven't been reading it recently. Why, because in the later period, Victor became more and more utilitarian, and he was very tolerant of a second-in-command. He has various calculations against his wife. First, the secretary is pregnant, giving birth to a child with such a big name, and then he plans against his wife's family. Although politics is ruthless, it is too ruthless. Either treat everyone equally, or leave some room. Although it is written about Victor and about the West, I can't help but make comparisons as I read it. The Victor you wrote, I thought he was Uncle Liu Huang at first, then I thought he was Cao Cao, but it turned out to be Sima Yi. I have never read Western-type books, and this is your first one. I have a small suggestion. Since the background of the story is in a chaotic country like Mexico, you can thank the protagonist and supporting characters for their heroic spirit. There is no need for them to become cold political machines in the end.
The protagonist will always have endless people to kill. Killing drug traffickers alone cannot change Mexico and cannot solve economic problems. There will be people who want to fight. The United States will not give them a chance.
I feel like Mexico is such a hopeless place. It can't be saved at all. How many can you kill by killing people? It's no use having all the police officers superhuman. It's impossible to kill them all.
No, you killed the drug traffickers in Mexico. Who will transport the drugs to the United States?
Donald
The sky is dead, and the Emperor of Tang Dynasty should stand!
Being a policeman in Mexico does not bring harm to old Americans, but instead wipes their butts and licks their butts. The author is also awesome.
Don't jump in this broken place without a division.
Something's wrong
The more I see something is wrong behind the scenes, it sounds like AI
What the hell are the last few chapters about? Will I pay you to copy and paste? After writing it in AI, you don't even bother to check it, right?
The biggest problem in Mexico is the CIA. When the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration was betrayed, the investigation was sold by the CIA. At that point, the investigation was forcibly banned. They have the information of most people, and it is already an industrial chain. If you want to ban drugs, what will they eat?