If you don't consummate the marriage for three years and then marry a successful educated youth

Chen Jianghe sighed: "Their department directly deals with trained spies who are not only ruthless but also very intelligent, resulting in a very high casualty rate."

"When Lao Guo wanted to go to this department, I tried to dissuade him for a long time. He said that dangerous things always have to be done by someone. If no one does it, then who will protect the safety of the people?"

"The peace and tranquility of every household is bought with blood. Between nations, there are only interests involved. Some things are hidden in the shadows, and even dirty deeds that cannot be seen in the light need to be done by people."

"I don't want you to bear any responsibility, I just hope that if your medicine works, it can help reduce their casualties."

Jiang Lie looked at his wife.

Wen Yao readily agreed: "No problem. They protect the people, and we should do our part. I should help if they need anything. They can buy any medicine they need from me."

"I only need a 10% profit. I'll sell them to them at a low price. It's not just the sleeping pills that make missions easier, but also all sorts of interesting drugs—the ones that make you fart, the ones that make you burp, the ones that make you laugh like an idiot..."

"Well, cough cough, some medicines may sound unrefined, but if we're really going to carry out a mission, some of them might be more effective than regular, rigid medicines."

"I can make poison too, it just depends on their needs."

Chen Jianghe was stunned and subconsciously swallowed: "Wen girl, aren't you a doctor who treats illnesses? How come you seem to know more about poisons than how to treat illnesses?"

Wen Yao touched her nose, looking a little awkward: "Uncle Chen, actually, I have a stronger talent for poisons than for medicine making, and don't you think these poisons are quite interesting?"

"Playing pranks is no problem at all, and no matter how well-trained a spy is, they will be somewhat vulnerable to the effects of a drug they have never seen before, right?"

"I just tinker around when I have nothing to do, and that's how I came up with all these interesting poisons. They won't kill anyone, but they'll make people very embarrassed."

"There are also drugs that cause diarrhea. Some comrades are going on missions, and it's inconvenient to administer drugs that are ingested. So why not try a different approach and use incense to poison them?"

Seeing his wife getting more and more excited as she talked, Jiang Lie was both amused and exasperated. Sigh, his wife clearly preferred making drugs.

Chen Jianghe was a little flustered: "Ahem, well, I'll talk to Lao Guo another day and see what he thinks. If he really wants to buy your poison, he won't let you lose out on the price."

"You've had it tough too..."

"Actually, I enjoy making drugs; it's quite easy."

"Okay, that's enough for today. I have to go back and work on training the soldiers, so I won't bother you two any longer. That's all."

After saying that, he turned and left, his back view showing a sense of fleeing in panic.

Wen Yao pinched her nose and asked softly, "Ah Lie, do you think I'm scary? I didn't mean anything by making those small poisons, I just wanted to protect myself."

"I haven't developed the kind of poison that kills instantly, because I'm afraid of accidentally killing someone."

Jiang Lie raised the corners of his mouth and said with a smile, "It's okay. I think my wife has a good talent. Others might not even know how to make poison, but you can make it yourself for self-defense, which is great."

"Look at me, I can't do that. I can never remember the proportions. Yours is pretty good. Whether it's making medicine or drugs, it's not wrong. It just depends on who the user is and what they want to do."

"If your poison can lead to the capture of more spies and reduce the number of our comrades who die, allowing them to reunite with their families, wouldn't that be a good thing?"

Wen Yao's eyes lit up when she heard him say that.

"That's right. Nothing is absolute. Medicine used incorrectly can kill, but poison used correctly can save more lives. Besides, there's no need to be polite to those spies."

"Then let's wait and see. If the leaders are willing to purchase it, I'll make more poison to keep on hand. Anyway, I really enjoy making poison; it's very interesting and fun."

Jiang Lie patted her head: "Mmm."

*

In the interrogation room of the Ministry of State Security on the other side

When Zhou Dahai woke up from his coma, he immediately scanned his surroundings and realized that he was not on a ship, but in an interrogation room.

Damn it, he remembered he was on a ship. When was he brought here? What's the date today? Is the interrogation room in China or Japan?

Could it be that Zhang Gui wasn't arrested, and what he saw was a setup?

The creaking sound of the door opening felt like a blow to his heart. Zhou Dahai's heart tightened, and he quickly sat up straight, his eyes filled with vigilance: "Who is it?"

Guo Zheng walked in and looked at him: "Nice to meet you. I am the person in charge of XXX from the Ministry of State Security. You are the one I arrested. I will need your cooperation on some things."

"Who told you I left by boat? How long have you been lurking on the boat? How is it such a coincidence that you only captured me?"

"Yes, we waited for you for a whole day and night before you finally arrived. But we found some interesting things on you, so it wasn't a complete waste of time."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Dahai instinctively stood up, staring intently at him and shouting, "Those things are all my personal property. What right do you have to take them? My gold, my jade bracelet, my valuables!"

Guo Zheng scoffed, "What do you mean 'yours'? These are clearly from my Chinese ancestors. When did they become your bandits? Stealing antiques from China and then claiming they're yours."

"You're really shameless. Tell me, what do those code names in the notebook mean? Are they the names of other spies? What was their mission when they infiltrated China?"

"Ha, why should I tell you? You still haven't told me how you knew I would leave by boat instead of train. Who told you that?"

"Is it those two bitches, Jiang Lie and Wen Yao?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he was punched hard twice in the face.

Guo Zheng clapped his hands: "This is an interrogation room. Don't swear, I don't want to hear it. If you confess honestly, I can give you a quick death. If you don't, you'll face the consequences."

"Oh right, I almost forgot to introduce you to your old boss. Since you're all here, let's have a get-together and let your boss see how many treasures you've stolen back."

"Guards, take him to the interrogation room."

"Yes, sir."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Dahai's pupils contracted, and he immediately realized what he was trying to do. He wanted them to kill each other. This method was damned. He didn't have time to think about whether Wen Yao and Jiang Lie had reported him.

The man was dragged into the large interrogation room and shoved inside. Guo Zheng, carrying a box, followed closely behind: "Zhang Gui, I promised you I'd let you meet. I keep my word."

"Look, here he is, I brought him over. If I had been any later, he would have run back to his country."

"There are quite a few good things in this box, you should all take a look."