I Mumbled in My Sleep, and the Ministry of State Security Came Knocking That Very Night

Guoan has always been fighting wits with other people who discovered that there is something wrong with the protagonist, especially Xingchen. Does Guoan have to wait for them to find out twice? Can't they stop it in advance or cooperate with the company to stop the investigation of the protagonist?

The conclusion can be read, but a lot of it is repeated and should be copied and pasted. There are also components of AI lines.

When writing an article using AI, the author may not have read the entire article.

The writing is grand, the plot is logical, and there are no surprises. His writing skills are also great! The author cannot write high-tech parts without accumulating relevant knowledge. Does the author have any other articles? I'm going to read them~ Today I continue to read from more than 70 chapters, but the more I read, the less clear I am. What are you writing about, author? Is it really written by AI? There is forced logic everywhere, I can't understand it, and I can't stand it. I want to abandon the article. Mark: More than 90 chapters now😓

I finished reading it. How can I put it? The writing is good, but the plot is illogical. The two men, a man and a woman, go to find out the identity of the protagonist. It's too long-winded. The protagonist's underwear is almost pulled out. It's obvious that he will hit the red line, but he doesn't deal with it. He has to be inseparable from the other party's investigation before taking action. What is the difference between taking off his pants and farting? The protagonist is a national strategic figure. Anyone who touches the red line should be stopped in time, otherwise all the underwear of the other party's check will come out! A person of this level can still be investigated, and nothing happens after the investigation. It's so respectable for him! Also, your timeline is a bit messy and not clear enough. It goes from one year to three years to another! In reality, if someone is investigating a national academician and keeps studying the academician himself, how do you think the country will solve it? One is out of curiosity and there is no problem of your own, but the state directly stops you and keeps you under investigation for so long. The other is if you have a problem of your own. The country will either let it go a little bit, or it will arrest you directly with thunderous means and catch the mastermind behind the scenes!

Why can't it be solved in advance? It keeps putting it off.

I can see that the protagonist is sleeping as if he had taken sleeping pills. Is there a female protagonist? I think I arranged a close encounter, and suddenly the woman seemed to have a crush on the protagonist (weird, wasn't she on a mission? Why did she have a crush on the protagonist?) But there are many paragraphs in the article that look like they were made by AI (I can tell because I play tavern, and sometimes I repeatedly want to smash the AI 🤦). In the part about moving to the dormitory, Xiao Ma has already followed the protagonist to the dormitory, and knows that the dormitory has a fingerprint lock. He writes it later and is surprised again. There is a paragraph at the end where Xiao Ma goes to confront Uncle Zhou about some small details that he paid attention to and did not tell the protagonist. Then the protagonist suddenly thought of these details when he was thinking quietly by himself. I didn't read it later.

I wrote the front part by myself, and the back part by AI. The two female characters and one male character that appear most in this article are as if they have lost their wits. They know that confidentiality is confidential and they still check it. The supervisors will take a look. If a spy comes and confirms the main target easily, then the book will be over...

It is written like an urban novel by a female channel. The protagonist is so important, but the protection is full of loopholes. If anyone checks it, they will find something. Even the woman doing the monitoring mission will be interested in the protagonist. . .

The protagonist took the college entrance examination in 2022, and people began to pay attention to it in 2023. Why did it later be said that September 23 was the first half of the junior year? The protagonist skipped a grade for a year? And those two people have been investigating the protagonist. Isn't it a bit too desperate?