I'm a Cop, Stop Giving Me Skills from the Underworld

Pay attention to details and start small, because you simply can't do big things.

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You can have a system, but it's best to just provide some assistance. Even if it's something that's beyond common sense, try not to write it in such a simple and crude way. It's all about intuition, anti-armor vests, pure mythical plots, and it doesn't avoid people. It's really getting more and more outrageous later on. I hope the author can pay more attention to it when writing books in the future. In terms of rationality, in fact, the author's starting point is quite good. The storyline starts with the system giving skills to the bad guys. After reading novels for more than ten or twenty years, I think it is better for system novels not to create something out of thin air, but to focus more on assistance and enriching the plot. This kind of system novel should be better. This is purely a personal opinion.

You can read it, you can read it a little bit, but this novel is almost like a chronicle. It is a refreshing article, and it is okay to read.

It looks pretty good so far, and I don't feel impatient. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables.

What about the male protagonist? With the blessing of the system, you become mentally powerful! Analysis, insight, disguise and various skills in the underworld will be perfect! This book is indeed quite good😄. It's a good choice to pass the time. If boys like to watch it, I highly recommend it!! 😎👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

System + police, a very novel setting, but I have to rely on Shuangwen... The protagonist who pretends to be X, his amazing skills, the brainless plot, and the supporting character who is clever are all common problems in Shuangwen. The cool article can't be too cool... The system skills don't need to be so strong, it's too unreasonable. At first, I thought the protagonist was assisted by some criminal skills such as lock picking, passionately handling cases, and fighting wits and courage with criminals. Later, he wrote all kinds of ridiculously powerful system skills and pretended to be X. There was no sense of handling a case at all. Since this is the police handling the case, it's better to be reasonable and close to reality. (You can refer to the Korean drama "Signal") The most speechless point is that the protagonist actually uses the system skills openly and does not help the protagonist to find supplements, but forcibly reduces the intelligence of the supporting characters. Is the plot reasonable...

It's really outrageous. I couldn't stand it after reading dozens of chapters. It's so outrageous. Although it is said to be a cool article, it is too exaggerated. When you see someone on the street, you will directly say that they are bad, and no one will doubt it. It is the first time I have seen something so outrageous after watching it for a long time.

I like to read this kind of detective novels. The characters are well drawn. They are not virgins or licking dogs.

This is indeed my first time reading a police novel. It's quite novel, but I still feel it's a bit lacking in meaning. I can't put it into words 😂😂😂