Spy War: a Piece of Spy Information Every Day

Is the military zone ruled by bright swords? This is the only one who doesn't show off his sword, I'm really speechless😓.

After reading a few chapters, there are too many unreasonable things. You, a secret agent, blatantly reminded the underground party on your first mission, and you still work so roughly. What did the young man say? First, ability, then cheating, and then this?

It's funny. When a new employee arrives, he becomes the deputy section chief. Military commanders are so worthless.

Military writing is really about being alone. This article is very good. It is no longer the old sword-dazzling routine.

The spy is actually having a graduation prom. Do you want to take a graduation photo? Not much of a secret.

Can't you write if you directly start with the red team and go to Shanghai and Beijing to lurk? Why do you write it like four? There is no agent logic at all. Your way of writing is more irritating than that kind of novel about two or five young people.

The author doesn't know why he insists on setting the protagonist as a "domestic slave with three surnames". Why is he so conclusive? It is assumed that the protagonist was arranged from the beginning to be a red party member lurking in the military command, and then received a mission to lurk in the Japanese-occupied area. I would not evaluate it that way. In the end, the author set up that the protagonist was a military commander from the beginning. Then he had an affair with the Red Party, and helped the Red Party like a dog, but refused to join because he would not have freedom after joining. Later, because of the suppression by the military, he rebelled and went to lurk in the 76ers under the persuasion of the Red Party. There were as many idiots as there were idiots in the whole process. Did the author think that he wanted to show the protagonist's patriotism by writing this? Nondescript.