When the reflections on either side of the mirror switch places, can you still tell who’s undercover and who’s a cop?
Gao Chao is an undercover officer walking a razor's edge, code-named “A Long.” On his three-hundredth day inside a criminal organization, he is close to getting his hands on the core evidence, until the warehouse door is kicked open that night and a face identical to his steps into a deadly game.
Gao Yue, Gao Chao’s twin brother, is a rising star at the police academy who should be memorizing regulations three hundred kilometers away. But plagued by a nightmare he cannot shake, he barges into his brother’s dark world without permission. Under the name “A Hu, A Long’s younger brother,” he becomes the most dangerous variable in the undercover operation.
Their identical faces are a natural disguise, and a fatal flaw.
The suspicions of crime boss Master Li, the hail of bullets in a deal gone wrong, and the trust they place in each other at the edge of life and death... Forced to work together, the brothers use the uncanny understanding that comes with sharing blood to escape one crisis after another behind their intersecting mirror images. Yet even as the danger subsides, darker currents gather. After returning to the force, Gao Chao discovers that his younger brother is no longer the boy who needs protecting. On the police academy training ground, Gao Yue stands before a mirror, meticulously imitating every subtle expression Gao Chao used while undercover.
When imitation becomes instinct and the desire to protect becomes a liability,
the brothers are forced to face off in a police academy field exercise, playing kidnapper and commander. What seems like a controlled training simulation takes a sudden turn when a real alarm is triggered by accident. Rules, identities, and plans all collapse. Gao Chao faces the cruelest choice: follow the rules of a police officer, or the instincts of an older brother?
In a world where nothing is quite as it seems, the only certainty is this: if you fall, I will fall with you.
I think this book can be seen not only by Gao Legao, but also by other people who love reading novels. Now I really want to ask if fan fiction can be published. Although this novel is still being serialized, I feel that I have really found a treasure novel this time! The characters of Gao Chao and Gao Yue are all very good. Their feelings have not disappeared. This novel is really good. I don't know who knows that it is fan fiction. It is really well written. It feels like the two brothers have been policemen.
I think the writing is very good, the scenes are well described, and it makes people feel very picturesque. Although I was very nervous when I watched it (,,>᎑<,,), it was able to create a deep emotional bond between Brother and Yue. I really want to say... I really feel a little bit sinister. What's going on?! (◇)? And many of the points written in big letters really touched me, I really like them◝(⑅•ᴗ•⑅)◜..°♡
The teacher's writing is so good. Why doesn't anyone read qwq?
Oh my God! This book is so good. Teacher, you are like "Liu Yang"!!!
I'll go, it's so beautiful👀