The Wild Era: I Became a Traffic Officer in the 1980S

I was a bit dissuaded from buying shares in Huawei, so I haven't watched it for a few days. I used to have a little bit of foresight about the future to start a business and find out what to do with great interest. Suddenly I ran to get involved in Huawei and became the founder. It was really speechless. 10,000 Yuan to act as a hands-off shopkeeper, occupy 50% of the shares, and then attract others to invest...

The writing is too ink, both the emotional line and the career line are all in ink. There are three backup heroines for the emotional line and the career line is not visible at all! Posting so much in one day, I can't help but feel that it's cool and attractive. I'm 8 years old, fellow author, come on!

The world's richest man, Fang Qingye, works as a railway policeman under the pseudonym Fang Xudong to experience life

Stop writing plots like this. Police officers and policewomen must take the lead in solving any case. Are there no other capable people? What's the difference between this and those female videos? It would be better to turn into a businessman and play business war. Even if the matter is solved solely through relationships, it will be more acceptable!

Su Yun, heroic policewoman

The beginning is okay, but as it goes on, it becomes more and more into a story about a villain looking for trouble and a family of villains.

It is difficult for the author to break away from the stereotypes of his old works. As he writes, he discovers that solving key issues depends entirely on relationships, or relationships brought about by his mother's womb, rather than the characters' own efforts or growth. It's really disgusting sometimes. I've read too many real-life Celestial Dragons, so do I still want to read novels?

Yan Yangyang Cute future fashion designer

If you have nothing to do, take more high-speed trains and chat with the old police officer who is about to retire.

To be honest, I haven't read many chapters, but I'm a little confused. Why did I choose to be a police officer? Reading a book requires a sense of immersion. If you choose Police Patrol, the sense of immersion is really not high. First, this profession is relatively niche, and I don't know much about it, so I can't bring it in. Second, there are relatively few exciting points in this profession. It is difficult to upgrade by defeating monsters. Even if you really fight, such as catching a fugitive, but the police catch a thief, what is the exciting point? You can guess without reading later that the protagonist's rise is definitely not dependent on his identity as a policeman, so choosing a policeman can only have negative effects.