Lao Chen, or Du Lengquan, was a villain who personally helped Lu Zhengyang and Lin Shaobai become close comrades-in-arms, and a spy who was deliberately placed next to Lu Zhengyang by Zheng Lanting. Although Zheng Lanting originally wanted to wait for Lao Chen to complete th

Lao Chen, or Du Lengquan, is a villain who personally helped Lu Zhengyang and Lin Shaobai become close comrades-in-arms, and a spy who was deliberately placed next to Lu Zhengyang by Zheng Lanting.

Although Zheng Lanting originally wanted to wait for Lao Chen to complete this mission and send him to Hong Kong to reunite with his wife and children, Lao Chen did not seem to care about and cherish family ties so much.

For Lao Chen, his loyalty and love for the party and the country are not inferior to that of the feared spy chief Shrike.

Precisely because of Lao Chen's incomparable loyalty to the party and the state, and also because Lao Chen was a ruthless person who could attack him, he easily succeeded in irritating Lu Zhengyang when he was interrogated.

The Lao Chen that Lu Zhengyang faced at this time was different from the Dai Yueqing who once cared about his son. Not only was he as inhumane as Shrike, but he had already given up on the most basic thing like family affection.

This is the reason why Lu Zhengyang fell into the hands of Lao Chen. This is the belief in Lao Chen's heart, something worthless in Lu Zhengyang's eyes.

This was a failed interrogation, an interrogation in which even astute Lin Shaobai mistakenly treated Lao Chen as a comrade.

It was precisely because of this mistake that Lu Zhengyang despised Lao Chen's sophistry-like eloquence and fell into the endless hell deep in his heart.

Lin Shaobai believed that Lu Zhengyang should not be responsible for the sacrifice of his comrades, because it was Lao Chen, the mole, who betrayed Feihang's parents.

But from the perspective of Lao Chen, whether it was Du Lengquan back then or Chen Rushan today, they were both enemies who stood opposite Lu Zhengyang, an enemy who only wanted to kill the other party.

The mole Lao Chen who leaked information in Lin Shaobai's mouth was rewarded by the organization he was loyal to, because it was his intelligence that successfully destroyed Zilu Zhengyang's plan and kidnapped Dr. Ogura.

Lao Chen's words "Each one is his own master" pushed this originally one-sided interrogation to a climax.

Those spies who could only accept the people's justice on weekdays have now become strong evidence for Lao Chen to prove that he is not wrong.

is not wrong. The belief that Lu Zhengyang talks about is believed by most people in the world and is considered to be correct. But who can deny that the belief that Lao Chen believes in is not what he and Zheng Lanting believe to be the truth?

Perhaps such a story is just to prove Lao Chen’s cunning, or to highlight the external stimulation of Lu Zhengyang’s victory over his inner fear, or even to prove how little agents like Lao Chen take human life seriously. .

Don’t forget, all of this is now written by Lu Zhengyang and Lin Shaobai.

But even so, even if Lao Chen finally confessed under Lu Zhengyang's offensive, his previous rebuttals to Lu Zhengyang all proved the paleness of Lu Zhengyang's belief.

Maybe today’s Lu Zhengyang is indeed not a loser, maybe today’s Zheng Lanting and Lao Chen are indeed the bad guys with unpardonable crimes.

But what if the positions of Lu Zhengyang and Lao Chen are reversed today? What if Lu Zhengyang said to Lao Chen today, "Everyone is his own master"?

In any case, for whatever reason, Lu Zhengyang accepted Lao Chen's questioning, and he became the so-called "loser" at the moment.

Seeing this, many people may question the author's speaking for the spies, and many people may be dissatisfied with the author's nonsense that confuses right and wrong.

Just from the perspective of plot and lines, although the villain Lao Chen is not as brilliant as Zheng Lanting and Jin Subauchang, the lines he speaks are enough to be thought-provoking.

This is not a question of right or wrong, but a question that makes this spy drama superior in design. This inconspicuous interrogation created a highlight moment because of Lao Chen.

’s interpretation of “Dark Night and Dawn” will be written here for now. More exciting interpretations will be discussed in the next chapter.

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