You're Stronger Than the King of Strength, So Why Be a Cop?

It looks pretty good. ´･ᴗ･` Male lead: Zhuang Hai I quite like the character design; she's generous to her own people and not overly sentimental towards outsiders. I've read over ninety chapters so far, and there are no major plot holes, no cultivation novels (I hope the author won't include urban cultivation novels), and no silly or ridiculous subplots. - There's no female lead, no romantic partner, and no female confidantes; the main plot revolves around solving cases. ٩(•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎᵎᵎ The only slightly uncomfortable thing is that it feels like all the police stations don't treat him like a human being. They just exploit him to the extreme, and then doubt his ability to solve cases (although logically it's not wrong, it just feels a little uncomfortable). Aside from that, it's not bad. (๑ت๑) / (´･ω･`) /\ | Urging the author to update |/

Another good novel, worth recommending.

What's the problem with police novels like this? The problem is a bland story, lacking any real ups and downs. Crucially, this isn't a typical farming novel; it's a system novel. The protagonist has superhuman abilities, easily defeating ordinary people in a flash. He encounters bad guys everywhere he goes, from meals to casual outings. There's no main plot; the story feels cobbled together. It's too bland. The first few chapters are okay, but the later chapters are basically the same: discovering bad guys, catching them, and easily defeating them. The bad guys are always ordinary people; their abilities haven't changed, only their numbers have. The story and character structures are good, but the plot itself is too bland.

The plot is captivating and the writing is exquisite.

Quick update

There are quite a few typos, and the protagonist's overpowered abilities are too excessive. There's too little material left; there could have been much more.

The first novel I've ever finished reading! 😘😘😘

Was it abandoned as a project?

The updates are too slow, only one chapter a day.

The beginning of the story was quite good, but after about a hundred chapters, it seemed like a police novel with a reporter female lead and a system appeared. Whenever a female lead appears, the whole book is ruined.