[Undercover] The Sea Knows the Sky Is Cold

I accidentally saw someone recommending it on wb, so I logged into an account I haven't used for n years to read it. The immersion in the story was so strong that I vaguely remember that my dreams that night were filled with speeding cars and fighting. The loss of Xiao Jiang in the battle is very distressing. I think that if it were not limited by JJ's scale, the author might have been more serious. Although Ji Feng has relatively little ink, her writing is full of her mother's love. She doesn't even need to appear, but she has already strategized and won thousands of miles. Thanks to the author, I haven't seen such an excellent story in a long time.

I finished reading it (the first time) on two flights, during which the mysterious air currents in Southeast Asia made the plane bumpy and the passengers exclaimed. I was completely immersed in the story. I really like it. In the middle and later stages of the film, Jiang Yuliu kept dragging his body to fight for a goal that was so hopeless that it seemed nihilistic. I didn't understand why for a while. But looking at the later part, it seems that she understands that if she doesn't do that, her life will be even more meaningless. There aren't many parts from Ji Feng's perspective, but we can also get a glimpse of the struggles and pain caused by her upbringing. Hey, I don't know what I'm talking about. Anyway, I like it very much. I hope the author will have the opportunity to write another article. Finally, I wish the teacher a happy everyday.

Wow, such pure abuse, I love reading it

Madam, can you please give me a seal? I can't see you 🙏

I was deeply impressed by this article after reading it before. I have nothing to do in the early morning to review it. I hope that if I have the opportunity in the future, I can see Dada open a new pit. It is really interesting.

I am a fan of sadistic stories, but this kind of sadism is limited to the process. As for the ending, I always hope it is perfect. The world of the novel is inherently fictitious, and the characters are already so miserable that it is difficult to achieve perfection in reality. I can only hope to give it a happy ending under the control of the author. Maybe my sympathy and empathy are too strong, I really feel for the character Jiang Yuliu too much. If she was really an orphan and lived a miserable life since she was a child, and she went through this again, I might not feel the impact as much as it does now. If you have been living in the darkness and see the sunshine, you will cherish it and be grateful. Delayed gratification may make up for the cost of the past. But when a person like Jiang Yuliu, who does not belong to the darkness, fell into the darkness abruptly, I find it the saddest and heartbreaking. Therefore, I like this character, feel sorry for this character, and even hope that Ji Feng can become her emotional tool man. He is extremely painful and affectionate. In the end, this "tool man" allows Jiang Yuliu to achieve emotional perfection. It is a pity that I did not see this. Of course, the author has his own preferences. Readers are just expressing their own opinions. The writing is really good.

I finished reading "Spreading Flowers" in almost a day. It was so hard to read. The author is so great. I have to read it several times.

I came to read it again due to insomnia. No other novel will give me such a wonderful reading experience. With such sharp, precise and delicate expressions, even if I jump out of the plot itself, it is a blessing for readers, although I also like the plot very much. (It's really shameful to see the incoherent words I left in the comment area and Pixian County three years ago. Help [scared]

After reading it, I feel like both endings are BE. Needless to say, the former, but the latter survived but was denied by the system to which he was loyal. I think this can be considered death. It's really bizarre that after reading an undercover anti-narcotics article, one would think, "Is it really necessary for such a political agency to serve?" In comparison, the bloody plot is not worth mentioning. Jiang Yuliu was so miserable that in the end she lost everything, was riddled with rumors, and was forced to change her appearance, leaving only her lover to support her. This is the greatest irony for a drug police officer. Injury circumstances. In fact, Jiang would have died long ago in the Yindu Building. Small intestinal rupture and gastric perforation can cause peritonitis, which requires sufficient time to rest. Spleen bleeding (even if it is not acute) is a life-threatening condition. Considering the concussion, twice-fractured wrist, bullet-pierced calf and severely sprained foot, there was no way she could survive this battle. Even if she managed to escape, the subsequent waterboarding and gastric lavage would be enough to make her die. Full text Jiang Yuliu suffered enough injuries that an ordinary person would die three or four times. This woman is simply superhuman. However, the flaws do not hide the flaws. Anti-heroic anti-drug narratives are quite rare in online articles, although I don't know whether the author intended this to be so. The last update was four years ago. I wish the author good luck and peace in the years to come.

Is Dada opening a new pit? I want to see it.