I Said I'd Be a Security Guard, So How Did I Become the Son-in-Law?

Arrange some subordinates and forces for the protagonist. It feels like the protagonist's IQ is not used and he will always be passive. Let the protagonist know how to plan something.

The plot is too exaggerated. A veteran teacher who has worked in the police academy for thirty years was killed. The police in that province will go crazy. There is no need for the male protagonist to take action. The underworld will have to sink the murderer for his own sake.

It's pretty good. I enjoyed watching it from the beginning, but the protagonist's combat power in the back is a bit stretched. He's not as invincible as before, but it's okay.

Yes, the structure is tight.

Hurry up and update, one hundred chapters a day

It's beautiful, and if you can waste one, it's one

Beautiful, but too dangerous

The story of Xu Dao's return from childhood is a bit unsightly. It seems like it was written by two people, and the plot is flat and confusing.

Later the outline went off track

Can the author smooth out the plot? There are times when the timing doesn't match up, and the character logic doesn't match up. Even the content in the article is so confusing that I don't even know what it is about. It was okay before the 300th chapter, but it's like a different author later.