Hong Kong film: Who says being an undercover cop has no future?!

"However, while such a guy may be attractive to readers, thankfully he doesn't actually exist in real life."

"Disregarding etiquette and rules, audacious and reckless!"

"Thankfully, it didn't actually happen in real life."

"and……"

"The part about the Zu family's garrison hiring prostitutes is truly shocking."

"But upon closer reflection, it really is something they are capable of doing."

"Gao Jie, you need to be careful, someone is suing you for defamation."

Gao Jie said expressionlessly;

"It wasn't me who did it; it was Ye, Ji, and Zhuo who did it!"

Editor-in-Chief Pan was taken aback upon hearing this.

He immediately smiled and nodded;

"That's right, that's right!"

"What kind of slander is this, a novelist's words!"

"Add an issue! We absolutely must add an issue!"

"Kao Chieh, I'll give you a good price then, how about eighty per thousand words?"

Gao Jie hurriedly said

"Let's take a look at it."

Editor-in-Chief Pan thought for a moment;

"Okay, don't worry, Chuanzhi won't lose money, and you'll make a fortune!"

Editor-in-Chief Pan was all smiles.

Finally, it was time to rest.

Kate let out a long sigh of relief.

"Editor-in-Chief Pan, I demand a raise!"

"It's so torturous."

Editor-in-Chief Pan laughed heartily;

"Up, up, up!"

Kate's voice is almost hoarse.

Even so, she was very excited.

"The phone calls I received today came from all sorts of people."

"Some praised the article for being well-written, while others urged us to publish more issues as soon as possible."

"The strangest thing is that some people want to verify whether the story above is true."

Editor-in-Chief Pan was even happier.

"Gao Jie has solid writing skills and brings the events to life."

"Brilliant! It makes people mistake the novel for reality!"

Kate herself found it funny;

"The funniest thing is that someone actually saw someone driving a car full of beautiful women to the military camp."

"And it wasn't just one person."

"A normal performance in the military camp, how can that be compared to soliciting prostitutes..."

Editor-in-Chief Pan's expression changed drastically.

"what?!"

Kate was still talking.

"Another reader said he works for customs and recently received a group of beautiful women from Ermao."

"What a joke,"

"Hong Kong is an international metropolis, and countless tour groups come and go every day."

"Is it any wonder that there happens to be such a group of beautiful women?"

Editor-in-Chief Pan stopped laughing.

"Kate, what was your reply to them?"

Kate laughed;

“I told them that this is a novel, not news.”

Editor-in-Chief Pan hurriedly said

"you're right!"

"Remember that, say that to everyone who calls from now on."

Kate still didn't understand.

"Editor-in-chief, you don't need to remind me of this, do you?"

"Don't forget, I want a raise!"

Editor-in-Chief Pan nodded repeatedly;

"Here's triple pay for today!"

Kate went off to relax happily.

However, Editor-in-Chief Pan was genuinely surprised and uncertain.

A group of beautiful girls from Er Mao.

Someone spotted a bus carrying beautiful women heading towards the military camp.

These two things are the same on their own (563).

None of this would arouse Editor-in-Chief Pan's suspicion.

However, if you suddenly connect it to the novel written by Gao Jie.

A terrifying thought popped into Editor-in-Chief Pan's mind.

"Could the garrison really be hiring prostitutes?"

"This is a huge scandal!"

"If not..."

"That's too much of a coincidence!"

coincidence?

When solving a case, I'm the least likely to believe in coincidences!

Editor-in-Chief Pan suddenly remembered another point of doubt.

"Gao Jie has always worked in legal journalism."

Why did you suddenly start writing a novel?

Is there some deeper meaning behind this?

"Wouldn't the news about Gao Jie running away have too much of an impact if it were broadcast normally?"

"But not reporting it would violate journalistic ethics."

"so……"

"She used the guise of a novel to simply embed what she really wanted to report within certain events."

"As long as the novel is popular,"

"You'll see more naturally!"

"For example—the scandal of prostitution in military camps!"

Editor-in-Chief Pan's gaze towards Gao Jie was different now.

As expected of the top-ranked champion!

A quick and clever mind.

If Gao Jie had just run over and told him...

It's said that a prostitution scandal has occurred among the troops stationed there...

Editor-in-Chief Pan would absolutely not allow Gao Jie to report this.

The reason is very practical.

The message was that to survive, one must not offend the foreigners.