Crisis Lurks
by Liu Meng
About This Novel
Zhao Xiaozhu is a police officer at Juzi Hutong Police Station. He is honest, down-to-earth and hard-working, and is highly recognized by the people and leaders. He had just married policewoman Gai Xiaolan and lived a simple, ordinary and happy life. When the newlyweds were about to take a plane to France for their honeymoon, they were arrested by a group of Interpol police at the airport and Zhao was tortured and interrogated. It was later found out that it was a misunderstanding. Because Zhao Xiaozhu looked very similar to the wanted criminal "Rattlesnake", Interpol mistakenly thought that Zhao Xiaozhu was him. And Zhao Xiaozhu's fate also began to turn... Under Miao Chu's strong persuasion, Zhao Xiaozhu joined Interpol after some ideological struggle. After hard training in the special forces, he transformed from a small-time police officer into an internationally wanted criminal and leader of a drug trafficking organization - Rattlesnake, and became a U. S. Ranger, performing special missions as an undercover agent. An unprecedented cruel war is waiting for him, and the devil in his heart will burst out.
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Official(135)Scraped 19d ago
Only then did I see the background of the introduction to Rattlesnake. He was also an orphan and was adopted by Chinese Americans. If the guess is correct, he should be Zhao Xiaozhu's twin brother. How sad, hey!
I always feel like I haven't finished writing, so it's just ruined? What a pity! [Emot=default,16/]
After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time. This is really a tragedy! An innocent and kind-hearted good policeman, because he looks similar to a drug dealer, he was forcibly strengthened from an ordinary film police officer to become an anti-drug policeman, and he successfully became an undercover agent. And because he couldn't act, even though he completed the task, he became a sinner and was sentenced to death. How pitiful! Laws and regulations are rigid, so there are no exceptions? So chilling!
A good book
The hardest thing about playing chess when facing your opponent is regretting the move, especially when you have to let him. Uncle Niu's chess skills are really not that good. He always thinks about others letting him.
The police are human beings, not gods. Hasn't the author never realized this?
I feel disgusted when I see the character of the protagonist.
Good and evil entanglement
This book is good, it is a true portrayal of human nature!
The story is fluently written and well worth reading.
The ending was too hasty, I thought Xiaozhu would have a perfect ending. Purely personal opinion
Not bad
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Community(0)
Official(135)Scraped 19d ago
Only then did I see the background of the introduction to Rattlesnake. He was also an orphan and was adopted by Chinese Americans. If the guess is correct, he should be Zhao Xiaozhu's twin brother. How sad, hey!
I always feel like I haven't finished writing, so it's just ruined? What a pity! [Emot=default,16/]
After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time. This is really a tragedy! An innocent and kind-hearted good policeman, because he looks similar to a drug dealer, he was forcibly strengthened from an ordinary film police officer to become an anti-drug policeman, and he successfully became an undercover agent. And because he couldn't act, even though he completed the task, he became a sinner and was sentenced to death. How pitiful! Laws and regulations are rigid, so there are no exceptions? So chilling!
A good book
The hardest thing about playing chess when facing your opponent is regretting the move, especially when you have to let him. Uncle Niu's chess skills are really not that good. He always thinks about others letting him.
The police are human beings, not gods. Hasn't the author never realized this?
I feel disgusted when I see the character of the protagonist.
Good and evil entanglement
This book is good, it is a true portrayal of human nature!
The story is fluently written and well worth reading.
The ending was too hasty, I thought Xiaozhu would have a perfect ending. Purely personal opinion
Not bad
