When the sharp blade of the fire phoenix meets the lone wolf of thunder and lightning. Their love began with the shock of falling from a high altitude and ended on a battlefield filled with smoke.
Ye Cunxin, codenamed "Enemy Killer", is the most stubborn and tenacious rose among the Fire Phoenix Special Forces. A long-planned skydiving accident caused her to fall rapidly from an altitude of 800 meters, and she also fell into the strong arms of a man codenamed "Sirius".
Chen Yingtian, the ace sniper of the Thunder Commandos, codenamed "Sirius", was ordered to become her temporary bodyguard. It was her duty at first, but she gradually fell into decline due to her unyielding eyes, precise shooting skills and the softness deep in her heart.
However, it is not only the secretive feelings that are dangerous. The conspiracy of the international killer organization "Scorpion" is approaching step by step, and its target is directly at Ye Cunxin. What is even more shocking is that all the clues are closely intertwined with the mystery left behind by her father who died heroically ten years ago - a deep betrayal and a ghost codenamed "Black Panther".
From the tacit understanding in the training ground, to the life-and-death struggle in the hail of bullets; from mutual suspicion and testing, to the absolute trust that is the backbone of the delivery. Ye Cunxin and Chen Yingtian walked side by side in the whirlpool of conspiracy and crisis.
But when the cold guns are pointed at each other, and when "Sirius" is imprisoned to protect her, how will "Enemy Kill" turn into a sharp knife of revenge, tear through the darkness, and save her lover?
This is a love between the special forces king and the Overlord Flower, tempered in the smoke of gunpowder and promised in life and death. They are both lovers and comrades-in-arms. Their contract transcends life and death.
Reader comments
It's very interesting. It's the first time I've seen someone write about Ye Cunxin and Tianlang. It's quite refreshing.
It's very interesting. It's the first time I've seen someone write about Ye Cunxin and Tianlang. It's quite refreshing.