1983: the Factory Director Is Mad at Me and Wants to Lock Me up for the Rest of My Life.

After catching up to more than seventy chapters in one go, I felt like I was on an out-of-control roller coaster. Rebirth, old enemy, industrial espionage, suspense decryption, 1983... The characterization is the biggest highlight of this game, especially the extreme tension between the two protagonists. In addition, although the author is trying to balance, some technical details may still require a little understanding for non-professional readers, but it's not much better... I don't read much [laughing]. The most worrying thing is the protagonist's situation, the ubiquitous surveillance and suffocation, which makes people have mixed emotions. Occasionally, they feel "too sad" but they can't help but want to keep watching. Overall, this is a rebirth suspense work with a relatively novel setting, compact plot, and excellent character creation (especially the relationship between the two male protagonists). Although the protagonist's situation often makes people feel depressed, it is this ultimate dilemma and complex emotions that makes the story full of unique charm. Highly recommended to readers who like powerful confrontations, paranoid enemies, suspenseful decryption, and extreme emotional pull. I am very much looking forward to the unfolding of the subsequent plot, especially the restoration of Jiang Jianyu's memory and the reveal of Lu Chen's true identity! I hope that this high level can continue to be maintained, and I also hope that the author can (occasionally) send some sugar residue to Xiaoyu! I feel sorry for Xiaoyu [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]