Supercop America
超警美利坚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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[Comment] Writing a book is essentially the author writing about their own experiences.
The personalities and psychology of all the characters the author creates in his works are actually reflections of the author's own psychology. All the plots originate from the author's own experiences. The phrase "running out of ideas" doesn't mean the author has exhausted his talent, but rather that he has run out of experience and can no longer find new themes or plots.
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[Comment] This is truly a masterpiece!!
Keep it up, author!!! [Fn=2_3]
The part where the main character has psychological issues always felt a bit awkward. It's not that the protagonist can't turn to the dark side, but the protagonist's background combined with this would feel strange. If the protagonist were someone in their early twenties who firmly believed in the difference between right and wrong, then turning to the dark side would be perfectly reasonable.
No offense intended, it's undoubtedly a masterpiece, because I gave up after only two chapters, haha! Don't ask me why, but I can't even finish one chapter of any of the top ten masterpieces on Qidian. Going back further, I've never even read three chapters of Jin Yong's *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, despite admiring it for decades and always wanting to read it carefully.
I think what everyone wants to see are crime-solving stories, but the author clearly wants to explore the realm of mental health. It's like a crime thriller that the director turned into a horror film; there are no good guys, no innocents. It's already a niche genre, and then it delves even deeper into the protagonist's psychological journey. Honestly, there are too many disturbing elements; I don't want to watch it anymore.
The previous stories were like heavenly treats to me, whether it was Ted in Texas, Adam after he went to Los Angeles, or Ted's weird dad. But the part where he inexplicably goes to the female lead's house to take care of three mentally ill children made it impossible for me to continue reading. The male lead already has problems, so why does he continue to get entangled in these things? Wouldn't it be better to just withdraw? I can't understand it. I can't appreciate it.
The beginning was alright, but after a section in the middle that described a family of psychopaths, I didn't want to read anymore.
[Review] A very good book, that is
I don't understand why the author made the protagonist a murderer. Just like with the female corrupt cop finding the money, the protagonist considered every possible reason for her actions, but none of them justified it. Similarly, this was supposed to be a good police story, so why did it turn into a story of truly corrupt cops? Why couldn't they solve cases cleanly?
This is a member-only book. If you're a member looking for limited-time free offers, this book should definitely be in the top 3. It has a great structure and character development, and the complex relationships between the characters are just as great as a movie! Highly recommended. If you're looking for something to read during a reading slump, this book is a great choice for those seeking a cultivation-themed read!