Agents from four countries met in Afghanistan and traced a "war blood supply chain" that spanned thirty years; they went from hunting each other to using each other as leverage and redemption, and finally understood that the real enemy was not a certain country, but the logic of interests that kept the war from ending.
From 1990 to 2020, the turmoil in Afghanistan, the Middle East, and the Persian Gulf was like a never-ending machine. Wang Chengyue (Gui Hong) used trade cover to sneak into the war zone and met American operations expert Maya Grant (Atlas), Russian black market master Sergei Orlov (Chess), and British narrative manipulator Oliver Reed (Quill). They each have their own missions and are wary of each other, but they constantly find that the same port code, the same insurance policy number, and the same "human shell" reappear in every war - as if someone is continuously transfusing blood into the conflict. The deeper the four go, the more they discover that the truth will not only kill people, but also engulf conscience: When the organization demands "sacrifice of innocence in exchange for victory," do they choose to obey or keep their humanity?
Reader comments
The author has a very broad scope. He not only writes about the fights of agents, but also explores the human nature and interest entanglements behind the war. From mutual suspicion to mutual redemption, this character arc is so exciting. I hope this depth can be maintained in the future.
The setting of agents from four countries in Afghanistan is directly like a god! From hunting each other to jointly tracing the "war blood supply chain", every step is reversed. I can't guess what will happen in the next second. My palms are sweating. Please update!
The tempo is so fast! Every chapter has explosive points, and it's completely unremarkable. I couldn't stop reading it even after reading 10 chapters. This combination of transnational espionage and a sense of fate is so appealing to me that it has been set as a must-read book!
Wang Chengyue walked through Kabul with medicine and secrets. An explosion triggered a life list and smelled a strong smell of conspiracy.
It can be seen that the author has done a lot of homework. The background of Afghanistan and the details of the agents' tactics are very realistic and there is no sense of suspension. I look forward to revealing the truth about the "thirty-year blood supply chain" in the follow-up and giving it a high-energy ending!
Wow, give me a good review! ! !
From Afghanistan to the Persian Gulf, the truth about the blood supply chain of the Thirty Years War is more daring to write than the news.
The framework is very large, just wait for the author to fill it in step by step.
The half-list that Hamid paid for with his life is not only evidence, but also a distress signal for ordinary people under the war machine.
When an organization asks you to sacrifice innocence for victory, will you obey or keep your humanity? This book slaps the issue in the face.
He really wore the skin of secret agent Wen and revealed the truth about the war business.
It's really touching to reveal the truth step by step.
The root cause of the never-ending war is not the country, but the logic of interests that keeps the war going. The choice of the four agents is also a question for each of us about human nature.
The rescue convoy hid a murderous intention, and a piece of burnt paper pulled out the life list, which aroused my curiosity.
I really like this writing style, please keep writing.
The time span during this period makes the turmoil in Afghanistan and the Middle East look like a cold machine.
It's only a short chapter and I'm already looking forward to the next story.
The cruel reality and cruel transactions impacted my brain frame by frame.
This is the first time I've read this kind of subject here. It should be said that it's a plot. Now that I've finished watching it, I just feel awesome [like][like][like]
The plot is quite novel, come on
Each character carries a secret, and there are constant twists and turns. You can never guess what will happen on the next page.
The life-and-death game between agents from four countries in Afghanistan tears apart the web of interests behind the war, and they struggle between humanity and survival at every step.
The author's writing style is really good, the descriptions are very picturesque, and it's easier to get involved.
Agents from the four countries teamed up to uncover the shady capital behind the war, and the pace was too fast to stop!
The details are well described and the plot is relatable.
The writing is good, and the plot setting is quite good, which is more suitable for picky readers like me. Keep it up.
The whole process is high-energy without any delay, and the story behind each list is heart-wrenching. It took me a long time to read it, but I couldn't relax.
This is a game between smart people, and the plot advances well.
Trade cover-ups, black market confrontations, and intelligence games are full of hard-core details and have a strong sense of immersion.
The protagonist refuses to live according to the list written by others. This bottom line to maintain in a desperate situation is the only light in the darkness. It is really well written.
The author has a very broad scope. He not only writes about the fights of agents, but also explores the human nature and interest entanglements behind the war. From mutual suspicion to mutual redemption, this character arc is so exciting. I hope this depth can be maintained in the future.
The setting of agents from four countries in Afghanistan is directly like a god! From hunting each other to jointly tracing the "war blood supply chain", every step is reversed. I can't guess what will happen in the next second. My palms are sweating. Please update!
The tempo is so fast! Every chapter has explosive points, and it's completely unremarkable. I couldn't stop reading it even after reading 10 chapters. This combination of transnational espionage and a sense of fate is so appealing to me that it has been set as a must-read book!
Wang Chengyue walked through Kabul with medicine and secrets. An explosion triggered a life list and smelled a strong smell of conspiracy.
It can be seen that the author has done a lot of homework. The background of Afghanistan and the details of the agents' tactics are very realistic and there is no sense of suspension. I look forward to revealing the truth about the "thirty-year blood supply chain" in the follow-up and giving it a high-energy ending!
Wow, give me a good review! ! !
From Afghanistan to the Persian Gulf, the truth about the blood supply chain of the Thirty Years War is more daring to write than the news.
The framework is very large, just wait for the author to fill it in step by step.
The half-list that Hamid paid for with his life is not only evidence, but also a distress signal for ordinary people under the war machine.
When an organization asks you to sacrifice innocence for victory, will you obey or keep your humanity? This book slaps the issue in the face.
He really wore the skin of secret agent Wen and revealed the truth about the war business.
It's really touching to reveal the truth step by step.
The root cause of the never-ending war is not the country, but the logic of interests that keeps the war going. The choice of the four agents is also a question for each of us about human nature.
The rescue convoy hid a murderous intention, and a piece of burnt paper pulled out the life list, which aroused my curiosity.
I really like this writing style, please keep writing.
The time span during this period makes the turmoil in Afghanistan and the Middle East look like a cold machine.
It's only a short chapter and I'm already looking forward to the next story.
The cruel reality and cruel transactions impacted my brain frame by frame.
This is the first time I've read this kind of subject here. It should be said that it's a plot. Now that I've finished watching it, I just feel awesome [like][like][like]
The plot is quite novel, come on
Each character carries a secret, and there are constant twists and turns. You can never guess what will happen on the next page.
The life-and-death game between agents from four countries in Afghanistan tears apart the web of interests behind the war, and they struggle between humanity and survival at every step.
The author's writing style is really good, the descriptions are very picturesque, and it's easier to get involved.
Agents from the four countries teamed up to uncover the shady capital behind the war, and the pace was too fast to stop!
The details are well described and the plot is relatable.
The writing is good, and the plot setting is quite good, which is more suitable for picky readers like me. Keep it up.
The whole process is high-energy without any delay, and the story behind each list is heart-wrenching. It took me a long time to read it, but I couldn't relax.
This is a game between smart people, and the plot advances well.
Trade cover-ups, black market confrontations, and intelligence games are full of hard-core details and have a strong sense of immersion.
The protagonist refuses to live according to the list written by others. This bottom line to maintain in a desperate situation is the only light in the darkness. It is really well written.