In Shameless, I Became a Chicago Detective.

The transformational work of the well-known mystery novelist Richard Cassel, "Shameless", became a hit across the United States as soon as it was released. "The New York Times" praised this as the modern American "Brothers Karamazov"! Readers discovered that Richard paid special thanks to a small patrolman named Tony in this book. Everyone yelled "Who is Tony?" "Is it the background Tony who is chasing after Fiona?" Until Tony Markovich, the then Chief of the Chicago Police Department, stood in the spotlight and was interviewed by reporters. He said with emotion: "Maybe there is a time and space where I am just like what Cassell wrote in the book, and I am trapped in the obsession that I could not get when I was young." "But when I was twenty-one years old, I encountered a fork in the road of fate. Should I continue to pursue the love that I couldn't hold on to? Or should I be a good policeman and protect justice? You have also seen the result." Let's not talk about it. This is the story of how a simple young man from the South Side grew up to become the "King of Stabs" in Chicago. We would say that this is the story of how a small patrolman in the South District became the detective of Chicago step by step.