Lin Ming, an inheritor of Bai Choufei's martial arts, was skilled in the Shocking Spirit Finger and dual blades. But he died while stepping in to help someone. When he awoke, he had been reborn as the young Vodka. With complete knowledge of the story, he made the only choice he could: bet everything on Gin.
Lin Ming grew up alongside him, took bullets for him, and helped him purge his ranks. Everyone thought he was merely Gin's most loyal, dim-witted underling.
They had no idea that those “coincidental” tips and “lucky” escapes were all carefully laid stepping stones.
Until one day, Gin pressed his icy gun barrel to Lin Ming's forehead, killing intent churning in his green eyes. “Who exactly are you?”
Lin Ming smiled and kissed the cold gun barrel. “I'm the one who can lead you, and this organization, to victory.”
Years later, Gin held Lin Ming in his arms and asked in his low, smoky voice, “Who exactly are you?”
Lin Ming adjusted the sunglasses on his face and flashed the classic villain's grin. “Who else? I'm your accomplice, the one you raised yourself.”
This is a story about Lin Ming building the organization into a powerful force and, along the way, falling in love.
Ah, it's precisely because the character is not OOC at all, so the male protagonist's vodka flavor is too strong, and he can't hit it at all 🤦
It's good, but I still can't accept Vodka being interrogated by Gin because he didn't delete the report to the boss and leave traces. . . I already knew that I was sent by the boss to be an undercover agent next to Gin, and I was extremely nervous every day. Even so, I still kept all these almost identical information, not completely destroying it, but just encrypting it. I really can't understand this, and Vodka is also a hacker. This,,, is really a bit too intellectual, as if it was a fantasy plot directly imposed for the purpose of writing interrogation and dog training. The second thing I don't like is that there are too many words piled up, and there are a lot of descriptions of physical, action, and psychological activities. It feels like finding the plot in the piled words. It seems that the writing is quite good, but it is like writing an essay with a perfect score for the college entrance examination. The marking teacher may give high marks, but after reading Readers will feel tired, so they can appropriately reduce the number of descriptions that are piled up with words. Novels should focus on the plot, and pile up words as a supplement. In many cases, it is not necessary to describe these in large lengths to set off the scene at that time. You can search for videos that teach how to improve this habit of piled up words. It's good that the character design is not OOC, but the above two points are not acceptable, so the four stars are withdrawn.
I can't help it. Why are you so beautiful? The characters are not OOC at all. They are so beautiful. Show them to me! In the end, I can only hope that it won't end badly. By the way, the author wrote about gin and vodka, and then two male protagonists, so I can leave.
Good-looking, good-looking (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡[laughing][laughing][laughing]
The author's writing style is as good as ever, but I feel that the relationship between vodka and Qinjiu in the early stage is terrible (๑óò๑)
Let me go, teacher, it was you again 😏 when I found out, I thought the book was finished, but it turned out to be a double book 💕
Dear author, please update it. Why don't you update it? I'm looking forward to further interactions, but there's no more.
The writing is very good 👍 it looks good, I love reading it 😳
Good looking (*^-^*)
The teacher's writing is great! I like it so much. Come on, teacher! Love you!