Dual Transmigration: American Prison, Surviving to a Fantasy Development Stage

Lin Feng found a secluded spot and used the agent's computer to upload all the previously copied content to YouTube.

They didn't even hide the account; they were using the account of an Indian thoracic surgeon.

To increase exposure, I went directly to the backend.

There's no need for hacking techniques at all, because the CIA has backdoors in all major US apps that allow direct access.

Therefore, Lin Feng gave the video the highest recommendation.

It also includes scripts for scheduled publishing and viral spread.

In this era, information itself is a weapon.

YouTube, as one of the world's largest video platforms, explodes in popularity once it becomes a hit.

Although YouTube is a giant platform under Google and may seem like just a sea of ​​entertainment and information, the undercurrents surging within it attract countless eyes.

It's not just the US government's intelligence and public opinion monitoring agencies that are constantly watching its every move.

Intelligence agencies, diplomatic missions, and online public opinion monitoring centers around the world have also assigned dedicated personnel to repeatedly review the trending content on these platforms.

Be wary of any bad news that could ignite international disputes, expose domestic scandals, or incite internal instability.

"The CIA is an evil organization."

It was an elaborate scam, and today I'm going to expose its malicious intent.

These are black sites set up by the CIA in the Middle East, Northern Europe, and the United States, where prisoners are interrogated using torture.

Help Erxiong train special forces...

Who is the real backer of the drug dealers?

Don't just focus on those street thugs.

The biggest drug lord sits in the Pentagon and CIA offices.

They supported a large number of agents for drug trafficking, including Koreans and Japanese...

The CIA also maintains a listening post in Paris to intercept French companies' trade secrets and help American companies win contracts.

They even participated in money laundering....

"There have been hundreds of cyberattacks against China over the years, but China's 'Great Wall Cyber ​​Shield' system has become increasingly powerful."

This year alone, 129 APT-C-39 attacks have been intercepted...

At the same time, countless self-media bloggers, news aggregators, and political commentary channels around the world who rely on traffic for their livelihood are like sharks that have smelled blood.

They search for "juicy scoops" that can generate massive traffic, attention, and profits, 24/7.

In this age where information is power, YouTube is no longer just a backyard for sharing cat videos.

Sure enough, as soon as Lin Feng's video was released, it was like pouring cold water into a boiling oil pan.

Lin Feng's video title is straightforward: "CIA Scandal."

The content is horrifying, and the video evidence chain is complete. It is being clicked, viewed, shared, and downloaded at an almost exponential rate.

The comments section was quickly flooded with various conspiracy theories.

Related tags surged onto the platform's trending charts at a visible speed and began to spread to other social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook.

Looking at the rapidly increasing number of views and downloads, Lin Feng's lips curled into a satisfied smile.

As long as someone downloads and shares it, this matter can no longer be covered up.

In the internet age, once information crosses a certain threshold, it becomes as if it has come to life, it will self-replicate, it will find gaps, and it will infiltrate every corner like a virus.

Even if the CIA has great power, it can still block trending topics on several mainstream platforms and pressure certain major media outlets to remain silent.

However, this cannot stop millions of individual users from spreading the virus a second time through private groups, cloud storage, or even the dark web.

This is the power of decentralized networks.

Then they threw the computer into the space, and even if the CIA mobilized all its resources and investigated for a lifetime, they would never find the source.

The account that posted the video has long been devoured by Black Lotus, leaving not even a trace.

Having done all this, Lin Feng had no more lingering feelings. Like a ghost in the night, he once again scaled the border wall, his figure disappearing into the darkness of America.

The following day, the media storm arrived as expected, and with an intensity far exceeding the worst-case scenario predicted by the CIA's crisis management department, it swept across the global internet.

Self-media bloggers, independent news websites, and political commentators from various countries seem to have struck gold overnight.

They quickly translated, edited, and added eye-catching titles and sensational commentary to Lin Feng's video—"CIA Exposes Its Dark History"—

"After the prism, an even bigger wiretapping scandal?"

"The Unsung Henchmen of 'Color Revolutions'"

Versions in various languages ​​spread like wildfire.

Even the Americans' own sons, the Koreans and Japanese, are happy to see their fathers make fools of themselves.

It even made the front page headlines.

The truth? It's insignificant compared to the feast of online traffic; most people are more interested in chasing conspiracy theories.

This trend is simply unstoppable.

The CIA has found itself in an unprecedentedly passive position.

Internationally, governments around the world, which have long been angry but dared not speak out against the CIA's domineering behavior, have expressed their concerns, either openly or covertly, through diplomatic channels.

Public opinion was even more sarcastic, portraying the CIA as a troublemaker that tramples on international law and interferes in the internal affairs of other countries.

Meanwhile, the internet in the United States was in an uproar.

Left-wing liberals criticized it for violating citizens' privacy, undermining the foundations of democracy, and questioning its waste of taxpayers' money, inefficiency, and troublemaking.

There were even calls to disband the CIA.

In an instant, the CIA went from a mysterious and powerful intelligence empire to a pariah, utterly distraught.

Three days later, in a heavily guarded upscale apartment building near Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

The elevator came to a smooth stop on the top floor.

The door slid open, and a figure walked out, looking slightly unsteady.

The woman was around twenty-four years old, with neat short brown hair and delicate, porcelain-doll-like features; she was incredibly beautiful.

Even though she was exhausted at this moment, her cool and capable demeanor was still undeniable.

She wore a well-tailored light gray business suit that hugged her curvaceous figure.

The briefcase he was carrying seemed to weigh a ton at that moment.

She is Michael Anna, a senior intelligence analyst under the CIA's Operations Division.

Anna was utterly exhausted at that moment.

After working overtime for two days and two nights without sleep, she really wanted to sleep.

That damn self-destruct video on YouTube was like a dirty bomb precisely aimed at the heart of the CIA, causing chaos throughout the Langley headquarters.

The bureau chief was even summoned to the White House by Chuanzi, where he was reportedly given a severe dressing-down.

These middle managers were the first to bear the brunt, facing the anger of their superiors and the urgent orders to solve the case within a specified time.

What troubled her even more was that she was sent to Tijuana, Mexico, to investigate the disappearance of ICE and FBI agents.

Meanwhile, two of Lin Feng's top agents, who were secretly investigating him, also completely lost contact with him at this critical juncture and disappeared without a trace.

They were never seen alive, nor were their bodies ever found.

This made her even more devastated.

Her two top agents were borrowed from her uncle to enhance her resume.

Now the person is gone just like that.