You're making it up, you're making it up, don't take it seriously.
However, when I write a novel, I write it seriously, which makes me feel a little nervous. The story comes from "Nikita", but "Ni" describes an agent. I have seen Hojo Tsukasa's "Kan Yuliang" before, but it was about private detectives and mercenaries. I wonder why no one has written about killers? Therefore, the character Ma Chao was invented.
The plot was adapted from other stories I had thought of before, and was also influenced by reading some Western novels. I think Linda Howard's writing style is quite attractive. Kenny is a recently conceived character. Because I think Ma Chao is too intense and needs a relatively gentle supporting role to make it more comprehensive. As for the female lead, how about a temporary vacancy?
Alas, I'm not good at writing sex scenes, but if the male lead is 29, sex scenes are still necessary. In order to avoid circumvention, everyone knows that killers do not exist here, and I don't want to place him in ancient times - Ma Chao does not look like an ancient person, so the story is set in the future 2056. The male protagonist is assumed to have stayed abroad and is a Chinese sniper killer.
Ma Chao ranked 183rd on the global killer ranking list, and soon reached 181st.
In the end, it was decided to add a companion to Ma Chao, Yuan Meidong, a simple beauty.
Conception: