
Back to 1990: From a Grassroots Police Station to the Top
重回90:从基层派出所开始走向巅峰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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485Chapters
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634Favorites
531Recommendations
271Fans
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The Heavenly Swordsman has come to visit!
I fully support your masterpiece and wish your "Back to the 90s: From the Grassroots Police Station to the Pinnacle" great success! Top picks!
It's a complete imitation of Secretary Zhou Yi's book, almost a perfect copy... But the details are far inferior.
The sentences are grammatically incorrect and there are too many typos! The plot, however, is quite exciting. A pot of broth was ruined by a single rat dropping!
The sentence is grammatically incorrect; it should say "to the city" or specifically "to the planning department."
Breaking up a military marriage will result in a military court-martial; five stab wounds are too lenient.
Tell me, besides being good at giving birth to a good daughter and choosing a good son-in-law, what else do you have that's better than us?
Old Pan works in the narcotics enforcement; Old Wang is the one who's listless, coughing, and has a terminal illness. Don't you ever look back at what you've written?
The younger brother's family relationships are quite complicated; his sister calls him "uncle."
This must be the village committee members having a feast.
How awkward! There was no need to force it; it didn't have to overshadow the main content right from the start.