North American Hard-Nosed Cop: Starting with Shameless
北美悍警：从无耻之徒开始
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- 768k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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Heather
Karen
Lip's Yellow Moonlight
I can't understand why the protagonist doesn't care about his family. It feels like even though the protagonist is incredibly powerful and wealthy (in his community), nothing has changed. And I still don't understand why the time traveler would acknowledge Frank as his father? (It's already a miracle he wasn't killed; continuing to care for him is appalling. Seeing someone like that living so comfortably made me want to drop the show.)
If you remove the parts about the shameless characters, it's a good book.
The author's writing style is actually quite good, but there are two disgusting flaws. If you throw in a lot of names at the beginning, it will be hard to remember them, making it difficult to read at first. 2. The protagonist's identity is strangely given. The tough cop is only shown in storylines outside of Gallagher's family.
Like the previous book, it has no main plot development and the storyline is disjointed and haphazard. Let's establish a main storyline first: is the Chicago Police Department or the Shameless Gang? Other worlds can be designed as instances, with side quests to develop, and appropriate connections between them, but without affecting the main storyline. If the author continues writing like this, it will basically lead to the same result as the previous book.
Karen's Injury Makeup
Isabella, one of the male protagonist's two ex-girlfriends. The female lead's character design in the movie "The Dreamers" is linked to the background of the movie "The Accountant". The protagonist in this book is an only child, but has two half-brothers, Chris and Sean.
Heather – The Husky's Smile
The latest chapters are really boring; I wanted to skip through them. The point of reading *Border Killer* is to see you wreak havoc, but now it's all interrogation and this and that. Do you really find that interesting? These interrogation methods are pointless; it feels like the series is getting increasingly weak.
I've seen TikTok clips and commentary even if I haven't watched Shameless, but it's hard to imagine that the Gallaghers would raise abandoned babies instead of throwing them away and selling them.