Main tag: Semi-overhead/Modern/Urban/American/Double Power/Mutual Attack/Shuangjie/Dead Enemy/Political Wen/he/Qingshui Weirou
Appropriate age: 21+
Protagonist name: Andrew Harrison & Elliot Cheng
Characters: cool and smiling tiger senator & violent crocodile justice
Deputy CP: None
Supplement:
The subject matter has a certain threshold, with the separation of powers as the core, involving the struggles of the Senate, the Supreme Court, and the cabinet. There are a lot of political games, proper nouns, simplified political logic, and unrealistic operations. Please watch it as appropriate.
The character setting is actually not likable, and the two people's use of human nature is very extreme.
The emotions are very awkward and stretched, and even have a bit of a tool color
The two are older, Andrew is 35 years old and Elliot is 34 years old.
Emotionally, I prefer oe, because the two never had a particularly clear result, but since the two did not separate in the end, this article is still marked with he.
*Mojiang co-cultivation
[In July in Washington, senators and Supreme Court justices met in the corridors of Capitol Hill.
One wears a trademark smile and treats politics like a chess game; a judge's robes are flapping and he wants to tear people apart on the spot.
For three years, from impeachment to budget hearings, they regarded each other as their number one political rivals.
But when the famously stingy justice suddenly applied for doubled security funds——
The Laughing Senator took off his mask for the first time in his office.
In the power game, some opponents can be known at a glance.
In this game of chess, whoever makes the real move first will lose.
Main writer: Yun Yuesheng
Purpose: Understand the separation of powers in the United States