It is effortless for the national security department to delete all kinds of surveillance. The male protagonist can locate him immediately after searching for keywords. It really tastes like a ctu in the world in 24 hours. However, the police’s anti-terrorist department is still relying on manual work after synthesizing the picture of the gunman. There is no comparison between photos and even automatic face recognition matching, which is too efficient to vomit blood.
Then the heroine has already been assassinated once, and her security does not seem to be upgraded, and there is still only one male protagonist as a personal bodyguard.
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