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To be fair, the characters' logic is strange, and their communication makes them seem intellectually challenged.

The very first plot point is enough to turn you off. Sweeping away prostitutes is fine, arresting people is fine, but the protagonist is there to fix an air conditioner and add refrigerant. Were the prostitution officers blind? They just ignored that huge refrigerant tank, right?

The fact that the author wrote such a plot earlier shows that he harbors prejudice against the police. It is suggested that the author be arrested and investigated.

Don't you find this book awkward? There are clearly opportunities to improve physical fitness, yet you stubbornly refuse to take them; you use up the points you gain immediately; you claim you're not afraid of negative comments, yet you say you don't want fame—it's all hypocrisy!

The conflict felt too contrived. 1. At the beginning, when the main character was repairing the air conditioner, he was lowered down by rope. Wasn't there a safety officer above him to watch over him? And didn't he bring any tools when he went down by rope? Couldn't the police see him?

It's the same old routine: constant misunderstandings and suppression. You can write a few million words later.

I've read over a dozen chapters, and the story is entirely built on a series of misunderstandings; it's truly disgusting.

Contrast-based writing is quite annoying. There's this one where the protagonist wants to die, but can't and keeps getting promoted. It's not satisfying; it just gets infuriating. Just die already!

Their thinking and ideas are incredibly naive, and their character is unlikable.

The subject matter is interesting, but the writing is too toxic... Few normal people would be annoyed to death by it.