He is not a hero and will not be remembered.
Around 2000, the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency launched a highly confidential "special program" to select a person who could almost be erased from the world and sneak into the core of extremist organizations in the Middle East.
Donald, under the pseudonym "Abu Mustafa," entered the world of terrorists. He must learn to pray, kill, and obey in order to survive. He witnessed with his own eyes how a fringe figure, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, quickly rose amidst hatred and chaos and became the bloodiest name in Iraq.
Latent is not a performance, but a process of constant self-corrosion. In order to win trust, Donald crossed the bottom line again and again; in order not to reveal his identity, he had to become a bystander or even an accomplice of atrocities.
When the Iraq War broke out, sectarian massacres swept the land, and Zarqawi's power expanded to the edge of control, Donald was finally pushed to a moment of choice - continue to live, or let his target be exposed.
The choices he made ultimately led to a fatal airstrike.
Zarqawi was eliminated, and the name "Abu Mustafa" also disappeared from the world.
This is a counter-terrorism novel about lurking, betrayal and being smeared by the system.
Purpose: Love peace and oppose war