Is there a better novel than Supercop America?

Answer 1

There were novels similar to Supercop America:
1: Binjiang Police, Author: Zhuo Muxian
2. I'm Really Here to Maintain Peace. Author: Ghosts Never Get Lost
3: North American Gunslinger Detective, Author: Fat Bamboo
4:"Film and Television Begins with the SEALs", Author: Little Soldier
5: Exploiting Hollywood 1980, by Moscow Fitter Gosha
Born in Chinatown by Tao Liangchen
7."High-risk Occupation", Author: Feng Thirty-Five
8:"The Daily Life of an American Detective", Author: Qingsi Looking Back
9."My Beauty: Starting from Banshee Town", Author: Red-tailed Carp
10:"Silent Awakening from a Dream", Author: The Tenth Name
11:"The World of American TV Series: Starting from the Los Angeles Police Department", Author: Silent Nonexistence
San Francisco Past, Author: Tao Liangchen
Movie Time and Space Superhero, Author: Jiang Zhong Xiaobai
FBI Detective, Author: Erzi Yazi
Country Life in America, Author: Fat Mouse
America 1982, Author: A Spoonful of Past
"North America Reborn: My Los Angeles Police Force", Author: Wu Yun 1998
North American Detective: I am proficient in all kinds of American houses. Author: Yifan Dog Thief
Chapter 19: Beginning with the Borne ultimatum, Author: Eating Dumplings Dip in Vinegar
20: Battlefield Photographer's Manual, Author: Ruffian

The following is a detailed introduction of these novels:
Binjiang Police: Binjiang Police is a fascinating book. The author used professional police knowledge as support and through the fascinating storyline, led the readers to understand more about the police profession. This book was highly recommended. It was definitely the first choice for those who liked to read police novels. The author's writing style was down-to-earth and full of positive energy, making people unable to stop reading. This book was definitely not to be missed. Whether it was from the content of the book or from the life outside the book, emotions, psychology, society, history, and other aspects, it could give people inspiration and thinking. In short, Binjiang Police was a good book worth recommending.
2."I'm Really Here to Maintain Peace".

[Description: The protagonist has traveled to a Cold War world with game content. He leads his company to the peak with his advanced consciousness.]

[The highlight of the work: The overall tone is relatively relaxed, and the author's description of some weapons and vehicles is more detailed.]

Reading experience: The protagonist's personality may be too dramatic for some readers. She is currently the only female lead.
3."North American Gunslinger Detective": Grandpa Mao said that the US government and the American people should be distinguished. These are two different groups. The protagonist was indeed a soldier of the people, full of positive energy. They subconsciously protected the common people, no matter where they were or when they were.
4."Film and Television Begins with the SEALs": Military literature, not bad. I searched for this "SEALs" and I don't know if it's the same one I found... However, the plot was not bad. At least it was not a cool novel. Those who were looking for related books could take a look.
5:"Exploiting Hollywood 1980": Filming exploitation films in Hollywood in the 1980s, his good friend is the truck driver Cameron. It was written very vividly, as if he was watching Forrest Gump. The male lead was not only a director, but also a person who solved problems. Following the male lead's perspective, one could learn a lot of film knowledge and workplace common sense.
6. Born in Chinatown: A book I accidentally discovered when I was sweeping the rankings.
#No transmigration #No rebirth #

From the Chinese Exclusion Act at the beginning of the century to the vulnerable groups at the end of the century, the Chinese in America seemed to have never gained anything and were on the verge of being ignored.
From Chinatown to Wall Street, he wanted to see how Su Mu, who was born in an ordinary family, would fight for a bright future.

It was rare to read the main character's foreign urban literature, and the reason why he opened this book was because of his different introduction.
This book was not about the protagonist who had been enlightened and killed people everywhere. It was about a Su Mu who was born in Chinatown since he was a child. He was a Su Mu from a low-class family in America.

Su Mu was an ordinary protagonist. He was born in Chinatown and had a family that loved and protected him, although his grandfather was a little stubborn. He had one or two friends who had grown up. One belonged to the American middle class, and the other was just like him, who could barely make a living. Su Mu had good grades and a good memory, but he still didn't want to take the SSTAR. He wanted to go to a good private high school because his family couldn't afford the high tuition fee of ten thousand dollars a year.

Su Mu was also destined to be an extraordinary person, because he was the main character. In an accident, his radio received a broadcast from 2018,#Goldfinger. From the beginning, he didn't believe it and didn't care about it. It wasn't until China came in fourth in the Olympic Games that he realized that he had obtained something amazing.

With the first bucket of gold from gambling, he opened a supermarket with the boss of the convenience store. Thanks to his grandfather's relationship with Old Master Su, as well as his excellent Ssat results, he was admitted to a very good private high school with a full bonus.
This high school was in Silicon Valley, where countless people were starting their own businesses. Su Mu naturally became one of them. From the broadcast, he knew that the internet would definitely be popular in the future. Therefore, his first business started from learning programming and selling computers.
7."High-risk Occupation": A military article without brain damage, worth reading.
★★★☆
8:"The Daily Life of the American Detective": I followed this author from his first book. The first book was about doctors. He was good at acting and drove very fast without any awkwardness.
The main character of this book is a character from an American drama. Because I don't usually watch American dramas, the plot is quite fresh to me. The main character suffers from some kind of genius disease. His IQ is extremely high, but he can't interact with others. After the main character transmigrated, he can cure the disease through the system, but he needs to find excitement. Therefore, the main character embarked on a pretentious journey of becoming a detective, beating up the FBI, and stepping on the CBA.
The cheat in this book didn't have much of a sense of existence. It was just an external power to cure terminal illnesses and make it easier to act tough. At the same time, it stopped providing a driving force.
The advantage of this book was that the author had a good understanding of American dramas. The plot was mixed harmoniously, and the details were filled well. It was very smooth to read. Of course, there were also criticisms that the main character was a little too cultured. The main character always dissed all kinds of problems in the United States, either openly or secretly.
9."My Beauty: Starting from Banshee Town": This is the story of a policeman in a small town in the United States.

A journey of an American house.
"Silent Awakening":"Silent Awakening" was an unforgettable novel. The author used time travel as the theme and designed the story to be extremely exciting. The protagonist in the book repeatedly traveled through time, giving people unlimited imagination. This series of books was very interesting and filled the reading process with joy. The author's writing was exquisite and the plot was compact, which kept people's interest in reading it. At the same time, the author also ingeniously incorporated some humorous elements to make the whole story more lively and interesting. I personally strongly recommend this series of works. Whether it's the first two or "Silently Awakening from a Dream," they are all masterpieces worth reading. The author's writing style was experienced, and the plot was smooth. It made people immersed in it and there was no point at all. I believe that readers will definitely be attracted by this novel and feel its charm.
11:"The World of American TV Series: Starting from the Los Angeles Police Department": Heavens, Time Travel, Everyday, Relax, Police.

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The protagonist transmigrated to the fusion world of the American drama and used the police detective training system to become a policeman. He saved those characters who were casually taken away and reasonably made up for the missing plot.

The author used his excellent writing skills and ingenious plot ideas to make people unconsciously immerse themselves in it. Some of the plots were also based on the values of American dramas, making people's eyes light up.
The disadvantages might be that the audience was relatively small. Many people might not have watched these American dramas before, so the sense of immersion might be slightly reduced. Also, the authors 'updates were relatively slow.
12:"San Francisco Past": This is considered fodder. It's not particularly attractive, but I'm an old author. I'll support it.
The main character was also a scumbag. He had a very good girlfriend and a few ambiguous partners.
"Movie Time and Space Superhero": It can connect all the transmigrators together without any awkwardness. It's awesome. This was a book that had created a new era of the infinite style. He looked forward to the future.
: Luo An transmigrated to become an FBI agent.
Several years later, when a reporter interviewed the world-famous detective, Roan Greenwood, he asked,"
"May I ask, what made you persevere on the road of solving cases? "
Luo An tilted his head and looked at the sports car beside him, the villa behind him, and the beautiful woman in the villa. He smiled and said,
"Of course it's the bonus after solving the case. ""??? "
15:"Pastoral Life in America": The wife and children that I fantasize about on a daily basis, and a few cute little pets. Pastoral life, family, and dreams are all available! What I love the most is the cuteness of Xi Xi and Little Wolf, the cleverness of Luo Bo and Overlord.
16:"America 1982": In 1982, the United States was born into a poor, laid-off Italian family (who valued family). There was a rash father, an older brother, and a younger sister (who was forced to be adopted because of poverty). The protagonist studied hard in order to achieve a class jump. At present, the family is earning money to bring back their sister and reunite with the family... Every character of the author was very realistic, and the main character's calculations and strategies were well designed. I've never been to America, so I don't know if it's real or not. It feels like life in an American drama. Overall, it's not bad.
<> Welcome to the City of Fallen Angels, Los Santos.> This was a notorious paradise for crime, and it was also a challenging battlefield for the police in the Lighthouse Country.
A mercenary who had been wandering in Southeast Asia in his previous life had transmigrated to the M Nation and became a righteous police detective in Los Santos.
He had just been hired, but he was already involved in a series of sinful cases, collectively known as the cat-and-mouse game. The police had to be more cunning than the criminals.
In a series of cases, the deeper he investigated, the deeper he went into the heart of evil.
Everyone would gradually lose their way in desire and fear until there was no way out.
In the end, he solved many strange cases, became famous all over the world, and became a real-life "superhero" who walked under the sun...
18:"North American Detective: I'm proficient in all kinds of American Juhe": There's no problem at the moment. It's just that the author likes cars, but as soon as the car is taken away by an unknown force, it's very uncomfortable.
Right, it was a cool story, but it was not brainless. The case was quite interesting, although there must be a prototype.
19:"Starting with the Borne ultimatum": Everyone can take a look, I'm raising
"Battlefield Photographer's Manual":"Battlefield Photographer's Manual" is a thought-provoking book. Through the historical events of World War II, it shows the cruelty and pain of war. The protagonist traveled through time and space through the weapons and other items left behind. He personally visited the battlefield, recorded the war with his camera, explored the truth of history, and remembered those forgotten people. The author's writing was admirable. Through this book, readers could deeply understand the hard-won peace. Even though some of the descriptions of reality were average, the parts about the dungeon were outstanding. I recommend this book to all readers who like war stories. This book is definitely worth reading.