Hopeless Romantics Can't Be Undercover Agents

[Plot to Romance: 6:4, slow-paced Mary Sue, not a strong female lead and not a power fantasy]

[Struggling to wrap things up. The later chapters aren't very good, so I'd recommend not reading Volume 3 just yet.]

When I was chosen to go undercover, a colleague asked me, "Are you the lovesick type?"

When I didn't understand, he stressed it again and again: "Lovesick people can't go undercover."

I agreed. The biggest taboo in our line of work is getting emotionally involved.

To avoid blowing my cover, I shut my heart off and rejected every temptation.

Men only slow down your draw. No one could stand in the way of my success.

The mission ended soon after. At the victory banquet, my colleague came over to congratulate me. "You did great. You stole the intel and even cleaned out the mole."

As he said, while undercover, I also caught a few other undercover agents.

Show them kindness, do them favors, earn their trust.

With just a few little tricks, every one of those moles fell into my trap.

Their "gifts" helped me climb higher and higher. I not only earned the boss's trust, but even got close to the heart of power.

Just then, the boss approached with a glass of champagne, ready to introduce me to the bigwigs in attendance.

As we raised our glasses to drink together, right in front of all those powerful people, I pulled out a gun and shot the boss through the heart.

As my colleague stared at me in disbelief, I blew the smoke from the muzzle and fired again. "Sorry! I'm undercover too."

[Reading Guide]

1. The heroine is unquestionably the protagonist and the strongest character in the whole story.

2. The heroine is a morally gray character. Everything she does is for survival.

3. The cyberpunk world is fictional. Please don't apply it to the real world.

Theme: Pursue freedom and take control of your life.