Tokyo: Rogue Cops Run Wild

This is the first time I've seen such a high degree of plagiarism, even though it's plagiarized from one's own book. My advice to the author is to at least use their brain and fix the logical and structural problems in their previous book, so this one doesn't fall apart later on.

The summary should be: "For the sake of reward, even if you are xxx, I must bring you to justice." The order must be clear; otherwise, it will become meddling and a traitor.

Hiiragi Yuka

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To be honest, there's no point in talking about justice when killing ordinary people; none of them are innocent, including their public officials.

No wonder the plot felt so familiar; I thought it was plagiarism. Turns out, the author copied themselves! The character introductions and plot developments are almost identical to the author's previous work. However, it's well-written. But if you've read the previous book, reading this one will feel like fan fiction; you'll roughly know how the plot will unfold.

The plot could be modified appropriately; it's almost identical to the storyline of the Mad Cop character.

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It would be better to go back to writing about Tokyo shrines and focus solely on the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons, Yokai, and Yakuza; at least the overlap wouldn't be so high.

While you're imitating your own best-performing work, *Tokyo Cop*, it's important to remember that plagiarizing your own book is still plagiarism. These issues might be magnified if the book achieves good results. Also, there's still no main plot.