Route::group(['middleware' => 'privilege_auth:' . Privilege::Agent . ',true'], function () {
    Route::get('/agent', function () {
        return View::make('agent/agent')->with(["resource_host"=>env("STATIC_RESOURCE_HOST")]);
    });
    Route::get('/admin/{theme}/page', 'AdminController@getEditPage');
});

Route::group(['middleware' => 'privilege_auth:' . Privilege::Agent . ',true'], function () {
    Route::get('/agent', function () {
        return View::make('agent/agent')->with(["resource_host"=>env("STATIC_RESOURCE_HOST")]);
    });
    Route::get('/admin/{theme}/page', 'AgentController@getEditPage');
});

The Agentservice corresponding to AgentController inherits from the Adminservice corresponding to AdminController, and some permissions are restricted in AgentService. However, I later discovered that after writing the route like this, if I log in with an account with admin permissions, it will eventually become agent permissions. Is there any solution? ?