I'm in Hong Kong's Crime World, and You Call Me a Cop?

You have collected 34 books in the past two months. Is this possible?

The Independent Commission Against Corruption has not yet been established, Lei Luo is still just a police sergeant, and you are already an inspector. What a dick.

Is the protagonist, oh no, the author mentally stable?

The protagonist has watched the Young and Dangerous movie, but doesn't know who Jiang Zhen is, and has selective amnesia?

You are so arrogant about the quality, nothing is wrong, and you are a trainee inspector. There are people in the comment area who help to speak, and they are convinced. What is the background of becoming an inspector before the ICAC was established? You haven't gone to Scotland Yard and still want to be promoted? The Sheriff can't even get his turn! The top four detective levels are police sergeants!

It's okay, but I'm so epileptic that my mind can easily become empty.

Hong Kong Comprehensive, gangster route. Just enough to watch.

The power structure of this book is adapted from reality, mainly because there are too many similarities with Hong Kong films such as Lei Luo, so it seems confusing to refer to Hong Kong films. ICAC was established in 1974, but in reality, starting from Lei Luo in 1968, these four detectives gradually made enough money to retire, mainly because they had black and white gloves and did not need too much hands-on work. For example, Lei Luo had lard boy and so on. During this period, there was no complaint department or external intervention department. Basically, the ghosts had the final say. It was in 1972 that Gui Lao's power was maximized, because in 1972, the positions of first-class and second-class detectives were all merged into the police sergeant. The first- and second-class positions are the positions of detectives like Lei Luo and Inspector Zonghua, at the junior and senior levels. So starting from this period, the protagonist's goal has been very clear. These days, officers and junior officers can be bought directly with money. Officers and junior officers and above, that is, trainee inspectors, have to enter the police academy/exam, and they belong to the special elite of the police force. At this time in 1972, there was no longer the position of inspector, so the protagonist started as a trainee inspector, which was essentially a different path from those in uniform at the rank and file. However, although the positions were consolidated, there was still the last chief inspector of the New Territories in 1972, named Deng Yun. Yan Tong is still working as a detective in Yau Ma Tei. This book uses the real power structure as the background, and the rest is basically a fusion of Hong Kong movies. In other words, except for people like Lei Luo who retired a few years earlier than in the Hong Kong movie, the rest are basically the same. Recently, many readers have reported questions, so I would like to explain it. Thank you for your support! (Add later if there are any omissions.)

I have watched very few Hong Kong police officers, but the ones that left a deep impression on me are Zhuang Shikai and He Dingxian. You can look forward to them. The most important thing is that the title of your book is so exciting, it aroused my curiosity. Come on, I am optimistic about you 😄