Dark Ember

Liu Shuzhe is twenty-six years old and is already the youngest squadron leader of the anti-narcotics squadron. He is calm and stern, never talks much, but makes all exceptions for the same person. Han Yilin is twenty-four years old. He has a photographic memory and a meticulous mind. He is the most dazzling investigator in the team. He is calm in front of others, but in front of him, he can't hide the slightest panic. They grew up together in a compound, and are life and death partners back to back in a hail of bullets. Squatting on the street, he kept the wind to himself; he protected her in his arms during a surprise attack on a rainy night; he blocked the stone with his body when the mountain forest fell down; he took the fatal bullet for her in the gunfight at the drug den. From street vendors to warehouses, from intercity transit to deep undercover, from border snowstorms to burning nests in mining areas, he accompanied her through the darkest nights, and she accompanied him through the most dangerous passes. No one knew that the cold-faced captain's tenderness was only revealed to her. No one knows that the dispassionate investigator's weakness has been him from beginning to end. "The mission is in front of me, so I won't retreat. But with you behind me, I will definitely defend you." "I'm not afraid of bullets and bullets, as long as the person standing next to me is you." They walk in the dark and watch in the ashes. Wear navy blue to protect the stability of one party; use a sincere heart to stay together for life. Purpose: This is a story about persistence, redemption and two-way protection. On the border between light and darkness, some people indulge in desire, and some are buried in the mud, and they choose to stand on the most dangerous frontier and resist the torrent of sin with their flesh and blood. Dark embers are the remnants of fire hidden in the dark, the glimmer of light that never goes out in desperate situations - it symbolizes the lives crushed by drugs, and it also symbolizes the faith that the anti-drug police officers will never give up. Liu Shuzhe and Han Yilin, who grew up in a compound and became partners in life and death, engraved trust into their instincts and hid tenderness in their missions as they walked on the edge of the knife. They are not fearless, but they still choose to move forward side by side despite knowing that the road ahead is dangerous; they have seen the most extreme darkness, but they always keep the light in their hearts. This article uses the anti-drug front line as the background to describe the forbearance of undercover agents, the dangers of chasing murderers in the mountains, and the deep affection of relying on each other in desperate situations. It also writes about the heroism of ordinary people: not for fame, just to keep the lights of thousands of homes; regardless of the way back, I just hope that there will be no more drug erosion in the world. With a suit of navy blue, you can protect your stability; with one thought, you can burn the darkness into light.