Operation Code Name: Yellow Oriole

Unlike traditional espionage dramas set in the past, Wang Wuxin focuses on the hidden front of the present, using a murder case to expose the covert infiltration of multiple international intelligence agencies. The title itself, "The mantis stalks the oriole, unaware of the cicada; the oriole stalks the cicada, the mantis follows," encapsulates this long and complex game of light and shadow.

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The covert warfare of peacetime, including Operation Winter, definitely existed, but it was ultimately foiled by our national security forces, ending this massive destruction. Life is never peaceful; it's just that some people bear the burden for us. 👍

The plot is exceptionally well-written and captivating! Keep up the good work, author! 👏

The author's novel is truly excellent; it's strange that it hasn't been rated.

My goodness, please stop writing plots where the male lead flirts with the female character!

It was so exciting, full of twists and turns, it gave me goosebumps. It was a bit scary to watch. If these things really happened to ordinary people like us, it would be a disaster. [Understood]

I really like it, it looks great and it's really nice! But why does it start with Volume Two? Where can I find Volume One? Woolen cloth?

It's really good. I only started reading crime dramas recently because I read the author's previous book.

It just won't stop.