Border Guard: I Use My Mortal Body to Guard the Country's Gate

#CP # borderdaily #securitycriminalinvestigation #realisticdetailsflow # Feelings #Mortals guarding the country's gates At the Southwest Port, inspector Lin Yi is a weirdo in everyone's eyes. He has been alone and taciturn for four years, refusing social promotions, sticking to one inspection window, being rigid and withdrawn, and everyone only regards him as a mediocre grassroots officer. No one knew that he had received special training on the hidden front of national security, and deliberately hid his talents and lurked at the border, just to guard the first line of defense at the country's frontier in the most inconspicuous position. At three o'clock in the morning, a truck that passed all tests was about to be released. Only Lin Yi captured the fleeting 0.01 Second data change in the instrument and decisively impounded the vehicle. After the search, seven encrypted hard drives in the mezzanine of the carriage surfaced, exposing a cross-border espionage intelligence chain. After that, the logistics boss spent a lot of money to win over him, but he didn't move at all. Overseas spies set up a trap to hunt them down, and he blocked the entire line with his backhand. He doesn't want awards, transfers, or commendations. After the case was over, he returned to his original window and continued to be the "most rigid inspector." Four years of dormancy, guarding the border silently. True perseverance does not need to be known to everyone.