American Cop: Starting with Two and a Half Men

Have you ever been a US police officer? You're just making things up and making assumptions.

The main storyline feels vague and too mundane, lacking a clear objective. The integration of elements from American TV series isn't expanded upon much, mostly just glossed over. The main character, a police officer, isn't well-developed either; it's just about the protagonist on vacation while the main focus is on daily life. I think daily life should be a diversion, not the main focus.

The main storyline of Two and a Half begins in Chapter 20, focusing primarily on the American police officer and Two and a Half. Interspersed throughout are elements from other films and television shows. Regarding the two and a half plot points, I will do my best to fit the storyline; otherwise, I'll be using the guise of fan fiction to make a living, only to end up with fragments completely…

I don't know why, but many novels and articles like to use the word "also" frequently, which makes the reading experience feel disjointed. This piece is no exception; I found several instances of "also" in just one chapter. I'm speechless at the sheer amount of "also."

Write more plot points! If you don't interact with American TV series, how can you feel immersed in them?

Author, that one doesn't look good, how about changing it to this one?

I suggest fading out the character of Rose. Whether she's beautiful or rich, having a semi-mentally ill person in the protagonist's life is unsettling. It's not right for the protagonist to have her die in the end. The author should think of a way to move her to another state or end the story with a case.

A TV series can portray things that way because it can use visuals and performances to explain many things. But describing things like that in a novel would be too verbose and involve too much explanation; explaining everything is too tedious. This is just my personal opinion and doesn't represent everyone else's.

I've read over 340 chapters. Its strength lies in the protagonist's willingness to help others when he has the capacity. I thought it would be a series with multiple female leads, but it turns out to be a series with one female lead and multiple supporting female characters.

We'll watch those cheesy, mundane American sitcoms ourselves. What we want to see is the beauty of everyday life captured in photographs!