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I don't understand why the protagonist must have a sister who is seriously ill in hospital,

I feel like Ivanka's character has long since collapsed. In reality, she not only stabs her father in the back but also constantly confronts him. He's just a guy who backstabs his father when the wind blows. It's okay if you don't understand it. Once you understand it, you'll find that Ivanka is too far away from the protagonist to really get along with him.

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There must be a sister who doesn't understand this.

The protagonist has to directly conquer the world within a year. The plug-ins are too large. This is not an extraordinary world. According to the protagonist's addition, he can conquer the world within a year.

First of all, I would like to say that readers who can catch up to the latest chapter must like this novel! Personally, I feel that there is still a problem with the logic of the novel. The protagonist's greatest value to the organization is the legacy gift! As for the protagonist's skills being incidental, then based on this premise, there is absolutely no need to save any nuclear bombs! If the protagonist does not have a plug-in, or if the Cerberus wants to kill him, the protagonist will definitely die! The importance of the protagonist and the danger of the mission are outrageous! Moreover, Cerberus sacrificed two important members in order to gain the protagonist's favor and trust. How much sacrifice must this make? Is it a bit taken for granted that the protagonist still insists on completing the task? The human heart is made of flesh. A well-intentioned protagonist like this should know. Besides, the so-called nuclear peace with New York should also be an issue that the president should consider. The No. 2 Of the organization is the President of the United States. Cerberus must also have corresponding rights and status in the European organization. The nuclear bomb is not just one thing. At the level of the organization that can control the country, is it really difficult to think about the entire nuclear bomb? So in this multi-faction complex with chaotic relationships, who is the enemy? Who are friends? Personally, I think it's a bit reckless for the protagonist to come out and take sides now, and it's also a bit overestimating his capabilities. The protagonist is not a ruthless killer without weaknesses, and the protagonist's skills are not strong enough to ignore bullets and explosives. People's hearts are complicated. How can so many people in a large organization unite in thinking? How dare these women around me say that they are really for the protagonist?

The protagonist is a tool man, and it is clearly arranged. What is the original purpose: to treat my sister? Where is my sister now?

It's not a New York policewoman uniform, just find it anywhere

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To be honest, I feel like I've been exhausted since I joined the organization. There is no longer the unscrupulous feeling of being in the police station. The emotional scenes are also very embarrassing. Female agents fall in love with someone so easily. Why does the organization want to train female agents?