Small Police, Great Use

Du Dayong originally hoped that when he grew up he could become a chef, but unexpectedly became a small criminal police officer.

This is a story of a small cop’s growth, with no reincarnation face-slapping, no system or cheat ability making him all-powerful, and no nonsense about transmigrating to another world.

Here there is only the humor and warmth between comrades-in-arms, a touch of youthful romance, the affection of father and son, mischievous leaders, and eccentric coworkers.

The small cop Du Dayong has good observation, good logic, good judgment, and good imagination. Facing cases, he never gives up, starting from the tiniest details and unraveling the chaos thread by thread to slowly solve each case.

There is none of that so-called mysterious or suspenseful style, none of that long-winded drivel from beginning to end, only a sincere respect and awe for the profession of criminal police.

The author’s opening is a bit immature, and the later writing is slightly better. You can read the comments before deciding whether to read the book; if you still are not satisfied, that is also my fault.