Eyes of the Drug Hunter: Special Police Glory

It's a very nice urban special forces novel. In the past, when I read novels, I would stay in the dormitory under a quilt and use a night light as lighting, and then I would spend the whole night reading it without sleeping or eating. Now that I think about it, it's like my youth. Now when I read this book, I just feel very kind. At the same time, the plot and plot in the book are also very well written and real, giving me an immersive feeling. It's really beautiful and I sincerely recommend it to other readers!

Every gram of heroin is refined with the blood of anti-drug policemen and the tears of broken families behind them. Behind every missing national treasure is a fault in the inheritance of Chinese culture. The author focuses on the background of international drug trafficking organizations and international cultural relics smuggling cases, and creates an image of a brave and fearless policeman in fighting crime. In the confrontation between the protagonist and drug traffickers and criminals who smuggle cultural relics, we can see the sacrifices made by the police to protect people's property and how vicious and dehumanizing these criminals are. This is very helpful in arousing readers' enthusiasm for fighting crime and arousing readers' respect and love for the people's police. The whole novel has a complete plot and smooth writing. The description of the gunfight scene is particularly realistic and immersive.

The title of the book is SWAT Glory. Glory is a very good word. It is a supreme honor. Drugs can ruin a person's life, and anti-drug police are also the most dangerous, especially the undercover agents who lurk around drug lords. At the end of the story, Long Shaogang, who had regained his identity, came to the Martyrs Cemetery to visit his fallen comrades during the Qingming Festival. He said to the tombstone: "I brought you the soft China you talked about all day long." This was a wish of the monkey before he died. After reading this, I couldn't help crying. Heroes are also ordinary people, but they choose to bear it.

The story begins with a failed mission. The male protagonist Long Shaogang's good comrade Monkey sacrificed his life to protect him. Long Shaogang has since gone into exile, vowing to find the lost "Hundred Flower Crown" and wash away the stigma of stealing treasures. This is the beginning of a lone hero embarking on the road of single-handedly challenging a drug cartel. This opening is very heavy, full of dramatic tension, and very attractive. It makes it easy for us to sympathize with the sadness and loneliness of the male protagonist, as well as his courage and strength. Then after the male protagonist started his undercover life, he was often troubled by nightmares. The failed mission in the dream became his inner demon. I think there must be huge guilt in the male protagonist's heart. This guilt is also one of the reasons that supported him to go down.

I have read Lone Wolf's Tiger Hunt before, and this book is equally exciting. The theme this time is anti-drug, and the protagonist is an undercover agent who has become the backbone of the group after many tests. The plot is fascinating. I was nervous every time the protagonist encountered danger, and felt lucky that the protagonist saved the day. The author's writing style is very good and he can quickly draw readers into the plot. If I have to talk about shortcomings, it is that this book is relatively routine, and I am familiar with many plots before.

The wonderful story has ups and downs, and the comrades-in-arms relationship is so touching that I cried several times, but the emotional line is a bit incredible to me personally, and I can't see the heart-pounding feeling.

To be honest, this book is really good. I haven't finished reading it yet. I will definitely come back and write a long book review after I finish reading it.

A book worth recommending

Good book worth recommending! I hope the author will continue to work hard to write more and better excellent works that reflect contemporary Chinese soldiers and police! ! !

This article is quite good, but why is the rating only over 8 points?