
Tales of Swan Goose Tracks: Undercover Fan Fiction
鸿泥记——潜伏同人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 61k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 10y ago
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- JJWXC
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25Chapters
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9.2Score
6.7kClicks per chapter
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From now on, when I watch Yu Zecheng and Cuiping practicing their guns outside the city, I will always think of how Li Ya rescued Gu Shiling, who was seriously injured by gambling, and brought him to Dehong Hotel 207 by the Huilouhai River. From now on, when I watch the recording incident, when Yu Cui and Yu Cuiping walked hand in hand in the snow with smiles in their eyes, they will always think of how Li Ya held his partner who worked hard for the country in his arms, but his body and heart were much colder than that rainy night a few weeks ago. Although there are no obvious expressions in the article, except for the two scenes of embracing in autumn rain and being separated in the snow, the details written by the author are ruthless and touching. The coat that Li Ya put on Gu Shiling in the interrogation room, the feelings of the two walking side by side on Guangning Street, the new bag specially given by Li Ya to Gu Shiling before leaving for Nanjing, Li Ya's embarrassment after hearing Gu Shiling's sincere thanks in 207 of Dehong Hotel, the office Gu Shiling's uninjured left shoulder that Li Ya was holding down, Li Ya's "following closely behind" after Gu Shiling's stretcher, the sugar that he could only send out after he knew every test form, and the inexplicable faith and light smacking of each other... Troubled times are the stage, and the two little people Gu Shiling and Li Ya don't need such a strong affection; what they need is each other's spiritual partners who are firm, perseverant, and work together. Thank you to the author for letting me know Gu Shiling, and even more thank you to the author for letting Gu Shiling and Li Ya meet each other.
I originally wanted to see the author give Li Ya a happy ending, but after watching it, it gave me more stamina than the TV series. I couldn't help but relive the plot of Li Wan's stay over and over again, feeling the sympathy between two people with the same faith, and then continued to watch the two of them die as their faith collapsed. Watching him build a Zhulou, watching him banquet guests, watching his building collapse. Both of them are very affectionate, and as a bystander, I feel powerless. "When we strive to pursue the ideal of truth, we will inevitably encounter failure. The shattering of the ideal brings tragic sublimity. In this way, the sense of tragedy of fate sways in the extreme and disillusionment of the ideal." Although Li Ya, Gu Shileng and Yu Zecheng all have beliefs, there is one difference. Li Ya has never seen it. To understand the situation and social trend, they only blindly pursue their so-called ideals; Gu Shileng "supported the Jade Dragon and died for the king" because of Dai Li's appreciation; Yu Zecheng is more idealistic than the first two, but Yu Zecheng knows how to analyze the situation, knows how to realize his ideals, and knows who he can work with to realize his ambitions. This is something Li Gu has never had, and it is also the source of their tragedy. But, is it really that important whether the ideal can be realized? "Only when a person fails to achieve his goal can he have an ideal worth living for and dying for, so that he can find himself. Those who continue to have hope in a desperate situation are closer than others to the heaven with bright stars and high rainbows." After seeing the true face of the party and country they were loyal to, and after being slandered again and again, Li Ya retained Gu Shileng and persuaded Gu to fight for his ideal together. At this time, they are each other's last hope. Whether you say this is self-deception or powerlessness, it doesn't matter. "After all, a few people really have a deer, but they don't know how to dream of being a fish all day long." As long as the story is profound enough, the ending does not have to be happy. I would like to thank the author for bringing me this story.
When I saw the ending, I felt like I joined Guojun in 1949... Damn it, I originally thought that Xiao Gu was an underground party. After the liberation of Tianjin, I arrested Xiao Ya for ideological education and reform, and rectified this paranoid and stubborn guy. I didn't expect that they both died for the little hope in their hearts... It's not worth it, babies (crying) Alas, if both of them die, at least they won't be like Zecheng and Cuiping, who are obviously alive but have to endure the separation on both sides of the Taiwan Strait (crying) The author's writing skills are very good, the writing is very contemporary, and it is fascinating to read, and it is heartfelt (mua)
It's really hard to find latent fans.
You still remember how endlessly I watched "Latent" online. The thrilling struggle between ourselves and the enemy, the confusing and tense plot, and the vivid and touching characters in the play are still vivid in my mind when I mention them today. However, what I am ashamed to mention is that because I already knew the ending, I didn't dare to watch the last part, for fear that I would burst into tears because of my rich emotions. But I came across this fanfic by chance and read it in one sitting, which made me shed countless tears. I have to say that Mr. Tianshui Yunqiu has extraordinary writing skills. This "Hongni Ji" not only reproduces the style of "Latent", but also goes to a new level in the in-depth exploration of the characters. If I want to say that apart from the male and female protagonists, the one who left the deepest impression on me in "Latent" is naturally Li Ya. The captain of the action team has a similar but completely opposite identity and experience to Yu Zecheng. He is cold and sharp, has firm beliefs, and is uninhibited and ruthless. It's a pity that without the halo of the protagonist, every success failed. This fanfic "Hong Ni Ji" takes Li Ya as the protagonist, and from his perspective, he further understands and depicts the most acute phase of the struggle between the enemy and ourselves in the hidden story. At the same time, a female protagonist, Gu Shiling, was added, and the story unfolded around whether Gu Shiling was an enemy or a friend. Speaking of Gu Shiling, this newly arrived high-level female military officer of the Kuomintang, Kuomintang, and Party, her image is completely different from the women of the Republic of China period in previous film and television dramas. She doesn't have a graceful figure, decent makeup, or a seductive voice. On the contrary, she is conservative and self-disciplined, plain-faced, taciturn, indifferent, and behaves politely but not intimately. My first impression was that she really didn't look like a woman, and her identity was a mystery. In a place like Tianjin Station, it is reasonable for Li Ya to doubt her. The story gradually unfolds after Li Ya's first impression of Gu Shiling. The author's grasp of the structure and rhythm of this article is very accurate and comfortable. One case follows another, without wasting any pen and ink to narrate the story, and smoothly connect a series of events. The mysterious suicide of Secretary Hong during the elopement has become a clue from the beginning to the end of this article. Around this clue, Li Ya and Gu Shiling collided several times, overtly and covertly. It was because of Li Ya's suspicion that Gu Shiling appeared at the scene of Secretary Hong's incident that Li Ya's understanding of Gu Shiling deepened day by day. However, even after knowing that Gu Shiling had participated in Operation Candle Moth, Li Ya was emotionally inclined to trust Gu Shiling, but rationally and habitually, he still couldn't help but raise question marks one after another. If this article only revolves around the rights and wrongs of two people, it would seem superficial. The author's writing skills are impressive, with several vines wrapped around one vine and embellished with leaves and flowers. The investigation of enemy spies at Tianjin Station, which is the main thread of the original drama, is another vine entangled in it. The several appearances by Yu Zecheng and Cuiping maintained the characteristics of the original drama and were vivid. In addition, there is a vine full of spikes and blood that runs throughout the play - the struggle between power and interests is inevitable at any time. Some people can sacrifice small gains for the greater good, but some people never have time to sacrifice themselves. Just like the original drama of "Insidious", Li Ya was actually defeated by his pig-like teammates. He was the victim of the Tianjin station chief. Even though Gu Shiling understood and wanted to pull away, she stayed in the end, for Li Ya and for the faint light of hope. Life is beautiful and passionate, even if Gu Shiling has been so indifferent after experiencing the most cruel torture, and his family, friends and lovers have died one by one because of helplessness and injustice; even if Li Ya has been repeatedly frustrated and his ambitions have failed; even if he is burdened with the misfortune of several brothers and is ashamed to mention it, they are always willing to work hard for the little hope of light in their hearts. They are just little people, no matter how much they give, they are still little people. But just like the original drama "Latent", without little heroes like Yu Zecheng and Cuiping, and without the efforts of many little people like them, a single spark cannot start a prairie fire. Finally, I complete the author's quotation at the end. In addition to expressing my sigh for Li Ya, I still have hope for the future - "What is life like everywhere? It should be like Feihong walking on snow and mud. Occasionally there are fingers and claws left on the mud, and Hongfei is counting things." - "The old monk has died and become a new pagoda, and the broken wall has no reason to see the old title. Do you still know that the road was rugged in the past, and the road was long and people were trapped and the donkey neighed." One last thing to say, the author deserves to be able to guess my Christmas gift correctly. Only with his logical thinking can he write such a wonderful spy novel.
It's so amazing, and Ms. Gu is so charming... The author is really good at writing secret and subtle emotional flows. The conversation in front of the door after Li Ya asked Ms. Gu to read the tape really blew me away. The mutual suspicion between the two people was almost like muscle memory, so much so that the expression of trust was also covered with doubts - although this trust was fleeting, they once shared such a tacit moment: "If you ask so bluntly, why bother?"... In the end, it was arranged for Yu Zecheng to hear the original surveillance tape while sorting out Li Ya's belongings, and understood the connection between the two. This setting is so wonderful (although I doubt whether Yu Zecheng will really worry about how they got together after the dust has settled, but this third-person perspective can only be provided by Yu Zecheng)... The dream-like flicker of sincerity between them briefly stayed in the minds of those who had nothing to do with it like waves, thus crossing the boundary of illusion and entering reality. Although the traces left by small people in the world can be easily erased like claws in snow and mud, they undoubtedly existed.
What a delicious article, even I thought Gu was my D person halfway, but she was not. The ending of "Double Death" gives people a feeling of being expected and settled. It is enjoyable to watch. Although it is short, it has a long aftertaste. Laokeng is so good. You can also get food from more than ten years ago [Prick-eared Rabbit Head]
Don't get close to men, you will become unhappy.
In the last two chapters, I burst into tears Unexpectedly, he died in the end In fact, there is no emotional connection between the two people, but the feeling of like-mindedness and similar experiences make the two people infinitely close to each other.
There are too few lurking fans, and that's because few authors can control the context of the article. The author of this article has done it. The first time I looked at lurking fans, I saw this article, and suddenly I discovered that the truly good articles are all lurking! .