[Gunfight + Case Solving + Decisive Killing]

A scavenger in the gray world becomes a sunny Los Angeles detective. How nice it is to live in the sun?

Locke stands under the Hollywood landmark, looking at the bikini beauties on Santa Monica Beach.

He pushes up his sunglasses.

From now on, Los Santos will be protected by him…

Ps: There is no extraordinary, but there is a dark world that we ordinary people cannot touch, including killers, mysterious organizations, and various bizarre cases…

My name is Leo Wallace, a PhD student in history, and I'm $137,542.89 in debt. In the darkest moment of my life, I lost my job because I criticized a tech giant called "Omni" online, and they "optimized" my employment. I thought my life was going to be a classic Chinese comedy, until an intruder popped into my head. He said his name was Franklin Roosevelt—yes, the one on the 10-cent coin. "Kid, stop criticizing online, it's useless." "Want to mess with them? I'll teach you." "Our first step is to become mayor." And so, I, a keyboard warrior who couldn't even find a job, embarked on a magical path to running for president under his guidance. Wait, Mr. President, are you sure this Second Bill of Rights... isn't really going to...

[DC + Kamen Rider + System + Multiple Heroines + Heroines with Images + Romantic Encounters + Self-Created Forms in the Mid-to-Late Stages]

When Luo Zhen woke up, he found himself transported to the DC Universe.

Bad news: I've been transported to Gotham City.

Good news: I've been granted a trainee officer position with the Gotham City Police Department, so I'm not considered an undocumented immigrant.

Another piece of good news: there's a cheat system called the Knight System.

Note: The system has a very low presence.

Don't worry if you don't know DC; most of the characters are introduced.

[The second act (chapters 28-49) depicts the protagonist's journey from disability to death, which has been restarted by the author using the Speed ​​Force; therefore, the comments are for reference only.]

Reborn in 1905 as a starving, impoverished cowboy in Montana, Jack Crawford thought he'd been given a hellish start. Until he discovered he received a random intelligence report every day. [Three hours later, an injured elk will collapse in the birch forest behind the house.]—Jack carried back his winter rations. [Old Hank, the neighbor, is preparing to sell his seemingly weak but actually Quarter Horse foal at a low price.]—Jack now possesses a future champion horse. [Next week, torrential rains will breach the valley, causing flash floods, and the upstream soil has extremely high mineral content.]—Jack bought the most fertile land at the lowest price after the disaster. While cowboys throughout the West were still relying on the weather and suffering heavy losses from blizzards, Jack always managed to avoid all disasters in advance. While Wall Street giants were strategizing for the economy...

Traveling through the world of American TV series, I gained a system for picking up attributes.

At this point, the "protagonists" in American dramas have become good "leeks".

Mike: Your king is coming!

This America is a little different! Please go home after dark, otherwise you may encounter on the street - remote rural chainsaw killers, non-existent wax museums, mysterious cabins in the woods, Stranger Things, Immortal Jason, Uncle Max in the Moonlight, Little Ugly Stories on the Town, Witches' Coven, Exorcist, Nightmare Freddy, Dead Silence Cursed Puppet, Monster in the Mist, Deep Sea Lighthouse, Containment.

...And Wang Lin woke up to become a priest in the church. Relying on the face that can continuously upgrade his proficiency, he went deep into the community to save the people of North America from dire straits. From [psychological counseling] for family condolences to [soul penetration] that can see through the weaknesses of the devil.