Parental Love: Jiang Weimin's Life of Lying Down

After Jiang Weidong left, Jiang Weimin always felt that he had forgotten something, but he couldn't remember it.

It was not until Jiang Yafei told him that her aunt Jiang Dehua was a little jealous when she saw that Jiang Defu had arranged several of An Jie's relatives that he suddenly remembered.

Aunt Jiang Dehua wanted to write a letter to her second aunt in her hometown, inviting her to live on the island for a while. As a result, she not only invited her second aunt, but also a group of distant relatives, including Jiang Changyi.

The arrival of these relatives made the originally quiet home chaotic.

Jiang Changyi's arrival happened to be when Jiang Weiguo and Jiang Weidong returned home for the first time after serving in the army, which directly broke the originally lively and peaceful atmosphere of the Jiang family. An Jie was so angry that he left home and returned to Qingdao.

Jiang Weimin doesn't want such a situation to happen again at home. He just wants to live a happy and harmonious life.

As for Jiang Changyi, according to his character, it would not be difficult for him to succeed after the reform and opening up, but he did not have the Jiang family as a springboard.

Thinking of this, Jiang Weimin quickly found Jiang Dehua and asked, "Aunt, do you want to write a letter to your hometown?"

Jiang Dehua flatly denied: "Who said that? Don't talk nonsense."

"You don't care who said it, right?" Jiang Weimin pressed on.

"That's not true!" Jiang Dehua still refused to admit it.

"That's good. I heard that my dad is remarried, so you'd better not bring anyone from your hometown here again, otherwise there will be chaos at home, and my mom will hate you for the rest of her life."

"I didn't mean to write a letter, so don't say anything nonsense. Besides, don't I know if there is anyone in my hometown?"

"That's good to know. Aunt, you have to think it over carefully. If you really write the letter, they might come looking for you based on the address in the letter. Then the house will be in chaos. Don't regret it."

"I won't regret it. Get out of here quickly." Jiang Dehua said impatiently and pushed Jiang Weimin out of the house.

The next morning, Jiang Defu was about to go to work, but was stopped by Jiang Dehua: "Brother, do we have any relatives in our hometown?"

Jiang Defu frowned and thought for a while: "There shouldn't be any, why are you asking this suddenly?"

Jiang Dehua asked cautiously again: "Then...Brother, you and Sister Guilan didn't have any children in your hometown, right?"

"Jiang Dehua, what do you want to do? Why are you asking this? Wasn't it your sister-in-law who asked this?" Jiang Dehua's tone became stern.

"No, no, brother," Jiang Dehua waved his hands again and again, and then said

"Brother, I'm thinking of my hometown. I want to write a letter to Second Aunt to ask about the situation at home. I'm not afraid of causing trouble for you by asking you first." Jiang Dehua said in a low voice.

"Don't you know whether you have a child or not? I divorced your sister-in-law Guilan when I returned to my hometown. There is nothing." Jiang Defu replied unhappily.

"Then I'll write a letter to ask about the situation in my hometown and see how life is going!" Jiang Dehua looked at Jiang Defu with anticipation.

"Well, write it!" Jiang Defu thought for a while and nodded.

After Jiang Dehua got Jiang Defu's permission, he felt more at ease. He cursed, "How dare Jiang Weimin, that stinky boy, scare me? Let me see how I deal with him."

Jiang Weimin didn't expect that he had successfully frightened Jiang Dehua, but he didn't expect that in the end it was Jiang Defu who asked Jiang Dehua to write the letter.

As for why Jiang Dehua in the play did not know about Jiang Changyi's existence, Jiang Weimin guessed that she had lived in the countryside for a few years before going to the island, but at that time she lived with her parents-in-law, not her own parents.

Zhang Guilan remarried in the same village, possibly a member of the same clan as the Jiang family. In this way, even though they both lived in rural areas, they were not in the same village, so they might not have met each other often.

In addition, because of the divorce between Jiang Defu and Zhang Guilan, the two of them should still deliberately avoid it.

It was not until Jiang Weimin was drawing in the yard and saw Jiang Dehua asking Xiao Ji, the newspaper deliveryman, every day if he had any letters that Jiang Weimin realized that Jiang Dehua had still sent the letter.

Jiang Weimin sighed that since the situation has become a done deal, he could only think of more solutions and not let the family become a mess.

A few days later, Jiang Weimin finally completed the second part of his comic book, "Police Dog Attack - Chasing with the Wind Part 2".

According to the information we got from Editor Liu, the first work received a good response in the market, especially the suspenseful crime-solving plot, which aroused heated discussion and attention from readers.

Therefore, Jiang Weimin decided to add a little surprise in this work: the mysterious contact of the spy "Night Owl" will surface.

However, compared to the first part, the clues provided by this little easter egg are relatively simple and easy to understand. Generally speaking, readers only need to use their brains a little to guess the identity of this contact person.

After all, since the subsequent story has ended and there is no plot development in the third part, setting up overly complicated puzzles may make readers confused and dissatisfied.

In the second part, the plot no longer revolves around finding the identity of the spy, but instead focuses on the battle of wits between the spy and the police.

Through a series of exciting events, the competition between the two sides in wisdom, strategy and courage is shown, bringing readers a gripping reading experience.

Jiang Weimin wanted to make the entire tracking process full of unknowns and variables.

Traps or false information are set every time the spy escapes, and the spy is found again through the inference of each police pursuit and the correct guidance of the police dog Gale.

In this process, both sides will constantly adjust their strategies and action plans to respond to the challenges and changes of the other side.

This climax-filled tracking process not only makes the story more compact and fascinating, but also allows readers to more deeply feel the exciting confrontation between spies and police.

Jiang Weimin organized the draft and planned to give it to Jiang Yafei and Jiang Yaning to take a look at it and give their opinions.

"Jiang Yafei, Yaning, I have finished drawing the second part of "Police Dog Attack - Wind Chase Part 2". You two can come and take a look and give me some suggestions."

"The painting is finally done, let me see it quickly." Jiang Yafei was a little impatient.

"Sister, let's watch it together"

The two of them watched it attentively. As the plot deepened, the confrontation between the police and the spies gradually entered a white-hot stage, and their expressions became tense and excited.

Every page was filled with a tense atmosphere, as if bringing them into that dangerous and exciting world. Time passed by minute by minute, and an hour later, the two finally finished reading the last page.

"Jiang Weimin, this comic book is so thrilling and exciting. It's definitely better than the first volume, and I've already guessed who the contact person is!" Jiang Yaning shouted excitedly.

"Sister, who is the contact person?" Jiang Weimin asked curiously.

"That's him!" Jiang Yafei said, pointing at a person in the picture.

"Oh, it's him! Why didn't I think of it?" Jiang Yaning suddenly realized.

"Haha, you're stupid!" Jiang Yafei said with a smile.

"Jiang Weimin, isn't the suspense a bit simple this time? But the plot is even more exciting than the first book." Jiang Yaning commented.

"Yes! Third brother, the ultimate confrontation between the police and the secret agents in this book is so exciting! It makes people's blood boil!"

"Since the story has ended, there is no need to set up overly complicated suspense. This allows readers to feel the tense atmosphere between the police and the spies more directly. Another reason is to let readers experience what it feels like to be a policeman catching a spy."

Jiang Weimin then gave the drawings for the second volume to Jiang Defu, An Jie and Ding Jiqun for review, and they all received unanimous praise.

Based on everyone's opinions, I made several revisions to the draft, and then handed it over to Anjie to mail it directly to Qingdao Publishing House.