You’re a Traffic Cop Earning Three Thousand a Month, and You’re Pulling Over the Mayor’s Son for Drunk Driving?

Your description of the traffic police system is novel, but I only read the first chapter. The opening scene is about investigating the mayor's son's first love being in the passenger seat?? Such a disgusting, melodramatic plot, I deleted it immediately. It's such an old, tired trope. So what if the protagonist can't write a story if the first love doesn't cheat on him?

I was disgusted after reading six chapters, so I gave up immediately.

After a few days of development, it'll just rot away? Who could stand that?

The subject matter is quite novel, but it's too unrealistic. To some extent, it can be understood as a kind of wish-fulfillment story. The key issue is that it had a terrible ending, a bizarre conclusion.

The scene at the Black Pearl Club was particularly disgusting. Everyone knew about the kidnapping of women for personal gain, and the protagonist, who had no connections, didn't care. He kept talking about being a citizen and all that righteousness, but he ignored it all. It was truly repulsive.

How do you get promoted with this thing? This system is like a joke.

At first glance, it seemed like the person had absolutely no brains, attacking a government official in public as if afraid of being too comfortable in their position.

Update faster! It's too slow. Every time I see a good part, it's gone. It's so annoying.

The protagonist is someone who wants to have it both ways, a pure saintly figure.

Does that mean you can't write a book unless you write about being cheated on?