Level One Security

But the author, you have expressed a lot of position issues between the lines. Although it is not as extreme as the Xiao Riding School, it is still affecting many readers who are underage or have immature views. Subjectively, you are a bit biased against the gcd and Chinese society. To be honest, every country's political system has its advantages and disadvantages. However, several of your books have used some plots to deliberately belittle it. It seems that they are all from an international perspective, but the pattern in your mind is a bit small. You are smart enough but not wise enough. Chang Shuxin uses small people in the market to write about the laughter, anger, joys and sorrows of small people, but lacks the wild imagination of Mr. Xi. I feel that the author is like an idealist, thinking that everything will be fine if the system is good. But how can there be a truly perfect political system in this world? In fact, our system has been constantly improving and improving. Compared with some elite-run countries in North America, I actually prefer China. After all, China is more fair and reasonable in terms of the promotion channels for ordinary people. The most important thing is public security. Not only is China's security the best in the world, densely populated cities are also much better than foreign countries. It will definitely not work if there are less police in security. I want to say that the Chinese police are really great. Don't look down on them like a literati in the old society. Most of them are ordinary people and a great wall between the black world. Protecting civilians like us, please ask Mr. Xi to be merciful when writing about police and soldiers in the future. After all, some of the people reading need to be guided by correct values. Thank you.

Among the novels written by Xia, my favorite is "Level 1 Security"

Is the author a coke addict? Several novels pig trotters all like Coke

This is the most comfortable book for Mr. Xi to read

Out of all the books, I feel I like Shen Conghan better.

I have read it four times from six years ago to now. It is the best book ever written by Xi Zong.

It feels like this book was written 10 years ago.

Why are there so few posts? Fewer posts probably means fewer readers. Fewer readers means it doesn't look good, so I posted a post and left.

For new book friends, this book has been finished for a long time, so some chapters are missing.

The initial $400,000 really impressed me.