Tags: Military suspense · Human dilemma · Memory reconstruction · Gray justice
Core summary:
When Delta Special Forces commander Lin Shuo discovered a 1999 photo that should not have existed during a rainy night mission - it showed a bright smile between him and his "late" mentor Zhao Qinghe - the reality he had built for sixteen years began to collapse.
The "Undertide" team he led, a black ops unit that does not exist in official records, was supposed to execute without questioning. However, a raid on the smuggling of biological and chemical weapons involved the dusty project codenamed "Moby Dick Port"; a battle with a mysterious "ghost" force actually called him his long-buried childhood nickname.
Now, Lin Shuo must fight two wars at the same time:
· In reality: Lead this team of broken people to fight their way through transnational intrigue, internal betrayal and moral dilemmas
· In Memory: Return to Beluga Harbor in 1999, uncover the truth about the mentor's "betrayal", and face the actions he participated in but chose to forget
This is not a simple confrontation between good and evil.
Every enemy was once someone's comrade-in-arms, every rescue comes with a price, and every truth subverts cognition. When the undercurrent surges, what comes to the surface is not only the conspiracy, but also things that should have been sunk forever - the definition of loyalty, the price of protection, and how many parts of oneself a person has to kill to become a qualified "weapon."
