My Spy Years

In the article, Lao Liao and some other people all speak Shanghainese dialect, which has a unique charm. It has the feel of the scene at that time, and it gives a strong sense of immersion.

Sometimes I think about how many people today can withstand severe punishments. How many people are strong-willed and may become traitors once they are sentenced. However, times have changed and I have never experienced those disasters personally.

Every detail of Lao Liao's role as an underground worker must be extremely close to reality. The slightest discrepancy may become a reason for the enemy to arrest him.

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The content is very exciting, and I feel like watching spy dramas

I have always felt that there was a strong sense of inconsistency when reading other spy novels. The protagonist also has another Japanese identity, but this identity will never be revealed. The protagonist can freely switch between the two identities, making Japanese people fool around. Personally, I think this is extremely untrue under the general environment at that time. It is impossible to leave no traces when repeatedly changing identities. However, in this book, in the eyes of the Japanese, there is only one "one of our own" undercover in the patrol room. At the same time, Director Dai also only sees a small fellow, and buried under these identities are comrades in the Red Party who are deeply embedded in the enemy! This is the plot that Seventh Brother wrote after consulting the classics and carefully considering the circumstances at that time. In that difficult environment, any flaw could be fatal, so the identity of "Cheng Qianfan" must die in the eyes of the Japanese, and be replaced by "Cheng Qianfan" disguised by Kentaro Miyazaki.

The front is ok, but the back says GS 1: Strategic-level agents circle around those few people every day like a housekeeper. The information they get is that they have been arrested and have not done anything serious. They are always on the way to rescuing people. (Normally speaking, spy information should serve the battlefield, economy, and politics. This book is basically not all about internal fighting between a few people) 2. The killing was not decisive. The article mentioned who was a threat. In that case, why didn't you order to kill him directly? (The article always said that killing so and so would be suspected. This is not logical at all. The people next to the pig's feet are basically the scum of the nation. They are on the kill list and basically do not exist. Killing is suspected, for example: Wang Kangnian, how can he be suspected if he kills a traitor? This is on the must-kill list, and the big-headed Lu can be assassinated. Usually this guy is guilty of many evil deeds. Even if many enemies are killed, it will not affect the pig's feet, and the relationship can be completely eliminated. 3. The red halo is too serious, and the military commander-in-chief is too derogatory. During the Anti-Japanese War, the two secret services were still very powerful. At the peak of the two systems, the combined number reached 80,000 people. How could they all be cowards? Please look up the specific information. I won't go into details. 4. The dual identity in Japan is a real failure. It is completely written in nonsense and illogical, and the holes filled in are completely forced. In addition, the enemy's many accidents were basically related to pig's feet, and it can be deduced that there is no evidence, so nothing happened to pig's feet. I don't know if the author is working on a spy drama or a criminal investigation drama. In fact, in this case, no evidence is needed. This kind of situation has long been subject to 24-hour surveillance and isolation review or directly killed. At the very least, you will be thrown out of the job. 5. The plot is procrastinating and there are too many cuts. It is novel and I feel tired and uncomfortable after watching it once. 6[Emot=default,01/].... I only saw half of this book and the back part is filled with matryoshka dolls and all kinds of chaos. There is no information, just saving people, saving people, saving people.

It's so fake. The protagonist was suspected by so many people and everything turned out to be fine in the end. How can there be so many coincidences in being a spy?

I don't know if you have ever experienced that after reading The Bourne Supremacy, you can't stand reading other novels anymore. It feels great to listen to this novel. Although it is toxic, it does not affect the overall situation. Although spy novels are a bit niche, the cake is still huge, but there are no good authors to write them.

The prosperous years will never fade, the blood-soaked mountains and rivers, the sincere hymns! Every time I see those stupid book reviews, I subconsciously reject the content of the book. Damn it, I almost missed it. I feel that the protagonist is super cute, the kind that plays with your thoughts, is very good at playing with your mentality, and is very good at getting the favor of your superiors. It makes people want to feel sorry for him, especially his behavior after a comrade died. And then he is monogamous! Monogamy! At that time, with that status and power, one could still be monogamous. I always have the illusion that looking at the protagonist is like looking at my own son (´▽｀)