American Cop: An Outlaw Beyond the Law

Nowadays, when you write about an American policeman with cheats, don't overpower the protagonist, because nowadays, you only watch American policemen for fun, and don't let the protagonist get caught or framed at every turn. It feels like you have skipped the first cool point. The protagonist was followed and then killed and you actually called the police? What the American police like now is evil neutrality. Nothing will happen if they don't offend you. If they offend you, they won't kill you, but you still call the police. You know clearly that you have no law enforcement power, and you ruined someone's plan, so you have to get yourself in.

Sig Sauer is not used by dogs. Is it because Glock is no longer good? Are you planning to have your pistol jammed the next time you go out to the police, giving the other party a chance to shoot you?

I haven't rested, and the next thing is coming before things are over. You are not playing games!

I'm so exhausted, I've been being beaten passively, and I can't feel good at all. I'm jerked and pulled before jumping, just like a toad.

I almost didn't mean it, the combat power is very confusing, and the system-enhanced body cannot beat the killer 🙂 A black boss can lift 400 kilograms, and he will give you new settings from time to time. When you thought he was a normal American police officer, he suddenly gave you a cyborg, and suddenly he became a ghost. It felt like a mess. Many times it's half as fun, and it overwhelms the protagonist with the obvious purpose of dragging out the plot. I can only say that it is not as good-looking as the other American Police books, and has zero strategy. It relies on offending people to increase the number of villains.

The US police have never been "outside the law", they are all "inside the law". If an accident occurs, either destroy the evidence or amend the law to make the accident legal.

How should I put it? If the plot I have written so far is put into a game, I think it is believable and fun But when it is presented in words in a novel, it always feels very unreal and not very credible.

Did the protagonist forget the howitzer? Why not die if you shoot thirty times in a row? If you are in strict control, you will die. No one would have guessed that you would be shelled in the urban area.

American police novels about supernatural events were still new to the shelves. The author thinks his grades are too good. What the hell are you writing!

It's quite non-prickly. Since it is a cool text, that's it, it is better than some so-called lv5, great gods, and Tiantian Shuiwen.