American Patrol: I Treat Crime Like a Game!

In the 56th Precinct Police Station in Queens, New York, Chinese patrolman Chen Weihao had a miserable life! The salary is low, the rent is high, the parents' restaurant is in debt, and the white colleagues in the police station are irritating. When the police are dispatched, they have to face gang fights, drug lord conflicts, domestic violence scenes, street robberies and all kinds of outrageous American daily life. One night, Chen Weihao and his friends were playing a crime game at home. A gangster suddenly broke into the door and robbed him. When the gun was put to his head, a mechanical prompt sounded in his mind: [Primary hostile NPC detected. [Mission: Clean up the intruders. [Reward: Judgment points +5, novice gift pack opened. From that moment on, the real America was completely gamified in his eyes. Pink products are banned props, gangsters are wild monsters, drug lords are BOSS, corrupt police superintendents are hidden elite monsters, and serial killers are special copies. During the day, he is a policeman within the rules, handling cases according to procedures and enduring wrangling. At night, he is a ranger outside the rules, fighting against the evil, cleaning up the fish that have slipped through the net, and saving the forgotten bottom. New York is seen by others as the city of freedom. New York in Chen Weihao's eyes is a crime game waiting to be completed!