The Wild Era: I Became a Traffic Officer in the 1980s
野性时代：我在八零当乘警
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 2mo ago
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356Chapters
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Seeing the news about investing in Huawei is discouraging; I haven't checked it for a few days. I used to enjoy watching people start businesses and pick up bargains based on some kind of precognitive foresight, but suddenly they're getting involved in Huawei and becoming founders—it's truly baffling. A mere 10,000 yuan to be a hands-off owner with a 50% stake, and then trying to get others to invest...
Dawdling
The writing is too drawn out, both the romance and career storylines are tedious. There are three potential female leads in the romance, but I haven't seen any development in the career storyline at all! Posting so little each day doesn't offer any exciting moments or appeal. Good luck to the author, fellow countryman!
Shock!!!
The world's richest man, Fang Qingye, using the pseudonym Fang Xudong, works as a railway police officer to experience life.
Stop writing these kinds of plots. Every case requires train police officers and female officers to take the lead; are there no other capable people? What's the difference between this and those female-oriented novels? It would be much better to turn it into a business war between businessmen, even if it's all solved through connections—that would be more believable!
Su Yun, a heroic policewoman
The beginning was okay, but it got increasingly bogged down in plot involving troublemaking by a spoiled brat and a villainous family.
The author struggles to break free from the clichés of their previous works, and as they write, it becomes clear that crucial issues are resolved solely through connections—connections inherited from birth—rather than the characters' own efforts or growth. At times, it's quite repulsive. Having seen so many parasitic officials like these in real life, is there any point in reading novels?
Yan Yangyang, an adorable future fashion designer
Take the high-speed train a few more times when you have free time, and chat with some retired train police officers.
To be honest, I haven't read many chapters, but I'm a bit confused. Why choose a train police officer? Reading requires a sense of immersion, and choosing a train police officer doesn't really provide that. First, this profession is relatively niche, and I don't know much about it, so I can't relate to it.