Huangfu Jiang Li's rank of colonel was obtained by the senior staff officers at the headquarters. She could trace the sand table with her fingertips and calculate the wind direction in three days; she could smell murderous intent hundreds of miles away by scanning the message with her lowered eyes. After crawling out of the sea of blood in the corpse mountain in southern Anhui at the age of fifteen, she hid the bloody energy in the tip of her pen, which was so cold that it was calm but accurate.
When Xie Yunzhi first met her, he thought she was just a spoiled bird. Until Bengbu station, she stood by and watched, letting him make the killing decision in front of Ni Daojie. There was no timidity or appreciation in her eyes, only a coldness of aloofness. He was shocked to realize that this bird had already become an eagle, and the chill under its wings was more piercing than any sword light he had ever seen.
While sailing in the Bohai Bay at night, he raised his eyes in the embarrassment of seasickness and saw her profile leaning over the chart. The dim sidelight reflected her unruffled phoenix eyes, which penetrated the ink-colored route and seemed to penetrate 92% of his calculations. He suddenly felt palpitations - not because he was afraid of her coldness, but because he was afraid of the tiny fluctuations beneath the coldness that even she herself might not be aware of.
He originally just wanted to take advantage of her. But when she stood on the deck, the sea breeze blowing her high ponytail hair, and the silver fox vest glowing coldly in the night, the eight percent heartbeat in his heart took root. It was not the possession of treasures, but an almost anxious desire for the same kind, or even for opponents - wanting to see a ripple caused by him in that absolute calmness.
She always goes along, but never clings. And he, unknowingly, had regarded her as the most difficult game in his life and the game he wanted to win the most. Even this game of chess was destined to be his heartbeat from the very beginning.
Purpose: Clear the truth