"Undertow" is a suspenseful detective novel that combines elements of domestic and foreign espionage cases. It has a total of 30 chapters and about 100,000 words.
Content introduction
Based on real espionage cases cracked by China's national security agencies, it fictionalizes a transnational espionage network involving diplomacy, national defense, scientific research and other fields. Overseas espionage organizations use "love traps", "gambling control" and other means to instigate Chinese secret personnel. National Security Bureau agents and public security officers work together to crack the case and expose high-level insiders.
- Character relationships:
- Decent: National Security Bureau agent Lin Hao (35 years old, good at tracking and counter-espionage), police officer Su Qing (28 years old, computer expert), scientific researcher Xia Xiaoyu (25 years old, target of rebellion).
- Villains: Overseas spy leader "Cobra" (French, codenamed Jean), Secretary to the Minister of Defense Chen Feng (double agent), scientific research institute traitor Zhou Ming (gambling addiction).
- Key figures: Wang Hong, leader of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (threatened to leak secrets), deputy director of the National Security Bureau (conspirator).
Purpose: Use real cases as prototypes to create new high-level espionage cases.