American Cop: Running Amok Through American TV Shows
美警：横行美剧
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- Completed
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- 636k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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The protagonist seemed pretty strong when he first awakened, but he turned out to be a complete noob later on.
The protagonist is an idiot who, despite knowing that being a policeman is dangerous, is still manipulated and insists on becoming one, as if he would die if he didn't. The protagonist, knowing he is weak, still jumps around in front of superpowers, completely disregarding his own life and death. Some characters' left and right brains are at odds with each other in the plot.
In your setting, this house, this manor, has been haunted for decades, meaning no one lives there, and even if someone did, they wouldn't take care of it. So, would a capitalist be kind enough to give it electricity? And you still live in that house? How filthy is it?
Suppressing combat power is truly disgusting.
This protagonist seems incredibly frustrated. Skill development relies entirely on his own ingenuity, and his progress is as slow as a snail's pace. Every time he makes a little progress, a powerful figure immediately jumps out and makes him experience what it means to be crushed once again. In addition, everyone around him can either actively or passively command the protagonist to run around in circles. This reincarnation is truly a waste.
The first video of the arrest of the author
Author, don't let the readers catch you, or you'll be in big trouble!
The dialogue always feels robotic.
Why does it feel like the protagonist has absolutely no initiative?
Since the supernatural exists in the world, it's clear that those at the top are the most aware of it, and organizations like the Cabin in the Woods will definitely be involved. Only those at the bottom are unaware of the supernatural, and organizations like the witches must be connected to the rulers at the top. Therefore, logically, the higher-ups should stop the FBI investigation! Otherwise, the logic of your entire world doesn't hold water! ~~(~￣▽￣)~
It feels like there's no main storyline! It's all just a series of random events, and the protagonist doesn't seem to have a specific goal.