Supercop America

The personalities and psychology of all the characters created by the author in the work are actually the author's own psychology. All plots come from the author's own experience. "Exhausted talent" actually does not mean that talent has been used up, but that experience has been used up and new themes and plots can no longer be found. The current environment is indeed not reassuring. The works written by the author with great concentration may not be good. Even if they are good, there will be a bunch of dealers and update teams to "serve netizens for free", and they will not give the author a dime of advertising share (it is said that the three domestic Internet giants A, Bai, and Teng Jie Cao seem to have lost it, especially Bai). It is difficult for the author to observe and think carefully. Where does the experience come from? The author should be angry, and so should the genuine readers. They took away the author's hard work and the maintenance fees of genuine readers to make profits for themselves. . . . . . In fact, I have been thinking, would it be better if a certain point was simply free, and then the authors were paid royalties using an advertising fee sharing method similar to that of oil depots? Of course, VIP readers can use their rewards without advertising. . .

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The part in the middle where the protagonist has psychological problems always felt awkward It's not that it can't be darkened, but the background setting of the protagonist and the darkening are very strange. If the protagonist is a person in his early 20s who firmly believes that black is black, white and white, then darkening is very reasonable. But the protagonist has been a policeman for so long in his previous life, so it would be strange for him to turn into a black man.

I don't mean to be disparaging, it must be a masterpiece, because I gave up after reading two chapters, haha! Don't ask me, I can't finish even one chapter of the top ten masterpieces at the beginning. Even further, I have never read even three chapters of Jin Da Da's Swordsman. Although I have been admiring it for decades and want to read it carefully every time, the highest record is three chapters. Yitian is okay, at least I gave up after seeing Guangmingding. Only Shooting Condor has finished it and replayed it n times. To be honest, don't criticize me. If you don't read cool novels or slow-burning novels at the starting point, it's better to read world famous books.

I think what everyone wants to read are stories about solving crimes, but the author obviously wants to write some stories about mental states. It's like a police movie, but the director made it into a horror movie. There are no good guys or innocents in it. It's a niche subject in itself, and then it explores more about the protagonist's mental journey. To be honest, it's too perverted and I don't want to read it.

It was grass jelly for me in the past, whether it was Ted in Texas or Adam after going to Los Angeles, and Ted's perverted dad. But I was inexplicably sent to the heroine's house to take care of three mentally ill children, so I really couldn't read on. The male protagonist has already had a problem, why should he continue to be entangled with this? Isn't it a good idea to get away? Incomprehensible. Can't appreciate it.

The early part was okay, but in the middle part I didn't want to read the story about a family of perverted psychos

I don't understand why the author arranged for the protagonist to become a murderer? Just like the behavior of the female police officer picking up money, the protagonist thought of all the reasons for her, but none of them could be the reasons. The same is true. Originally this was a good police story, but why did she become a real police officer? Why can't the crime be solved cleanly? Killing a prisoner and setting the blame on others is beyond the police's will. I have thought of many reasons, but none of them can be used as a reason for murdering the prisoner and placing the blame on others. Not the police anymore. Then, the biggest loophole in this bureau is that the police chief is not dead, and you blame a police officer who is not dead. In this layout, at least one person knows that you are lying, so why do you want to frame the crime? The real culprit emerges. In fact, the FBI can already spell out the truth in the first round of review. What does death without evidence mean? There is a comparison before death. After a comparison, combined with the analysis of on-site evidence and the reconstruction of the case, which one is more reasonable, it is clear at a glance. I thought from the beginning that it was impossible to escape, and the only way to escape was to use the author's golden finger. It is a pity that a good article only has a few chapters before the golden finger is used. I feel that this case is a failure, an absolute failure. Even if the FBI uses this as an excuse to recruit the protagonist into the FBI, it will still be stained with murder.

It is limited to members. If you are a member card user looking for a limited fee, this book should have a place in the top 3. It has a good structure and character growth, and the tangled relationship between the characters is as good as Te Miao's movie life! Highly recommended. If you are a book lover looking for food in a book shortage, this book is the best choice for cultivating immortality!