American Rogue Cop, Starting at the U.S.-Mexico Border

The main reason for the immigration problem at the U. S.-Mexico border is that the U. S. Is not a good person and conducts food dumping, which has led to a large number of bankruptcies among Mexican farmers. They have no way to survive and have to go to the United States to make a living. But as China invests and builds factories in Mexico, fewer Mexicans are going to the United States. Now the immigrants are from other small South American countries. Some Americans even began to go to Mexico to seek a living. Because of the operation of Milk Dragon, prices in the United States began to take off, and ordinary people could no longer afford it.

Is it written in an American variety show, or is it a parallel world?

If you like killing high-level bad guys, then you should join cia

Might as well write a mind-reading skill, the panel is already there

The author is a double update. I also have a book on my bookshelf. The protagonist is named Matthew and the boss is named Marcus. Your protagonist is named Marcus and your boss is named Matthew. You can't be the same author.

How dare you write a book with this amount of updates? If you don't update 50,000 words every day, do you have the nerve to be an author at Qidian? You can't write it because you're not being pointed at by a 20mm cannon, right?

I read Chapter 43, and then I skipped to the end of this chapter to express my feelings. First of all, the portrayal of the protagonist is relatively reckless, with little thinking and little planning in doing things. There is a violent look and feel in his words and deeds that fills the brain, like a tool man controlled by the system. It is a bit similar to the Daily Intelligence book, but not so brainless. Lack of character charm, such as the fight with Old Carver. As long as you don't beat up Old Carver, I will take a high look. However, the protagonist's first choice is to defend and not fight back. Just to give an example, the overall impression is quite flat. Secondly, the dialogue still contains a lot of Chinese colloquial vocabulary, which is a little too dramatic for me and ruins the atmosphere of the American drama. The combat descriptions and plot rhythm are okay. Generally speaking, they are quite average. I think the author can still read the book Conquering People with Virtue. He cut several books and opened the book after changing to a new vest. The level is indeed acceptable. So, you can absorb more of his strengths. There is still a large audience for American literature. American police has been popular for a while, but it is not really a volume. Just work hard to improve. There are ready-made examples everywhere. As long as you write well, you can always gain a group of readers even if it is not popular.

The male protagonist's uncle's surname is Linton, has he changed his surname?

Come on!

This routine should be used when writing about ancient times