Putting aside Sang Zhi’s inner turmoil, Jiang Yan had already raced toward the camp at top speed.
Though Old Li was dead, the previous operation had been meticulously planned and executed without alerting the enemy; Qinyuan, alongside Old Zheng, had already managed to capture his handler. With the handler in custody and Old Li’s testimony, their identities were clear.
This went back sixteen years. After the failure of the "Kinmen Artillery Battle" across the strait, the opposing side had adopted an anti-communist policy: "Seventy percent political, thirty percent military; seventy percent behind enemy lines, thirty percent at the front." The goal was to infiltrate, organize subversion, and carry out various acts of sabotage to complement their military operations. Under these orders, their intelligence agencies had aggressively trained agents and developed sabotage equipment, leading to the dispatch of large numbers of armed operatives throughout the 1960s.
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