Clash

One day, the undercover agent wrote a letter back. The letter said: Why don't you come? If you don't come, they will push me to the position of president.

But Da, the books recommended by Teng Da are all outdated, so I'm asking you if you're panicking.

Spy wars are cat-and-mouse games. I don't want to see the protagonist be a cunning mouse. I want to see a cat catching mice, a spy chief.

Has the author ever written about entering officialdom by mistake?

Maybe my consciousness is relatively low. My stomach aches when I see the selfless protagonist. I prefer to watch the kind of Kuomintang military commander who should fight against Japan and give money to others. The mental state is too high to understand, just like reading the Holy Virgin. That state is very admirable, but I feel uncomfortable watching it. He always thinks about the organization and feels that the protagonist is like a logistics minister. He thinks about everything in the base area. Or maybe my ideological consciousness is too low. I still think the approach of the military commander is more to my liking. For example, if a comrade is captured and cannot be rescued, but if he is afraid of rebelling, he should be silenced directly. This is for the benefit of most people. I think it is understandable. It is also confusing to have to sacrifice oneself to rescue. In everything, I have to consider whether the party's consent will harm the interests of the masses. Anyway, I find it very annoying. In the past, it was not obvious that only one delivery of supplies was given in dozens of chapters. In these chapters, it gave me a stomachache. Maybe I was too deep into the role of the protagonist. I always feel like the protagonist handing money to his superiors is like taking money from my pocket.

Another 9 votes are given, it's better to write about a confrontation.

This time the starting point is much lower, peripheral personnel

You're screwed. Facts have proved that all the books recommended by Teng Da are pornographic.

Think carefully about the next book. Your sister is getting shorter and shorter. I thought the confrontation was the beginning, but I didn't expect that the confrontation became the climax. . . Then it went down further and further. . . .

Have you ever heard of the Iron Triangle of Southeast Shanxi 🤫 and North Shanxi?