
Spy: I Was a Gangster in 1936
About This Novel
A police academy student in the 21st century travels to 1936 Let's see how I, the first in the police academy, use criminal investigation methods to solve strange cases and catch Japanese spies. Zhao Mojun - a grassroots patrol officer of the Zhabei Branch of the Songhu Police Department. People call the policeman "black skin".
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Official(8)Scraped 2d ago
Knowing that Wang Tianmu was rebellious, he couldn't write anonymous letters, cut newspapers and paste words, and he still pretended to be in pain. The solution was no more difficult than the difficulty.
Questions about Huang Huangrong's paragraph
Let me reply to some readers, why is there an Onmyoji in Huang Huangrong? When I was writing this case, I made some inquiries and found out that the Wang Puppet File in 1941 showed that the Japanese had planned to use Onmyoji to control the Youth Gang, and Huang Huangrong also claimed to be ill and stayed at home during this period. Another thing is that when I reported a supernatural submission incident, I received an anonymous letter saying that Onmyoji had stationed at Huang Jinrong Mansion.
The level of the full text is acceptable and there is a sense of urgency.
It's above the level of espionage novels, maybe 85 points, not as overbearing as Invincible. There were quite a lot of pictures at the beginning, and they were really very attentive. Later on, there were fewer pictures, and I felt that the sense of immersion might be a little less. On the emotional line, whether it is the relationship with aunts and uncles or the relationship between Ding and Emma, it is written a little bit, and it feels like it can be strengthened a little bit. As for the protagonist, there is currently no one from Huangpu or Ningbo in the team. I feel that being a person with a certain level behind enemy lines is a major distrust point. Overall, it's watchable and can be watched, and there are no major flaws.
Can you understand the word Bai Fumei in the Republic of China?
The plot is too high-profile and too childish
It's too high-profile. You are lurking everywhere. There are too many people who know you. It's so confusing. I'm really convinced that no one has recognized you yet.
About the upgrade of Goldfinger
I heard many book friends say that the protagonist's golden finger is too weak. My original setting was that the golden finger was only an auxiliary. Let the protagonist have an extra pair of eyes to detect spies than ordinary people, but he still has to walk his own path. The outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War this time triggered the golden finger upgrade. I will not upgrade too much, otherwise it will deviate from my original intention! Hope everyone understands and supports!
Welcome everyone to join the fan group and give me some valuable opinions. This is my first time writing a book and I really want to know your thoughts!
Not bad, good, worthy of praise. Come on
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Community(0)
Official(8)Scraped 2d ago
Knowing that Wang Tianmu was rebellious, he couldn't write anonymous letters, cut newspapers and paste words, and he still pretended to be in pain. The solution was no more difficult than the difficulty.
Questions about Huang Huangrong's paragraph
Let me reply to some readers, why is there an Onmyoji in Huang Huangrong? When I was writing this case, I made some inquiries and found out that the Wang Puppet File in 1941 showed that the Japanese had planned to use Onmyoji to control the Youth Gang, and Huang Huangrong also claimed to be ill and stayed at home during this period. Another thing is that when I reported a supernatural submission incident, I received an anonymous letter saying that Onmyoji had stationed at Huang Jinrong Mansion.
The level of the full text is acceptable and there is a sense of urgency.
It's above the level of espionage novels, maybe 85 points, not as overbearing as Invincible. There were quite a lot of pictures at the beginning, and they were really very attentive. Later on, there were fewer pictures, and I felt that the sense of immersion might be a little less. On the emotional line, whether it is the relationship with aunts and uncles or the relationship between Ding and Emma, it is written a little bit, and it feels like it can be strengthened a little bit. As for the protagonist, there is currently no one from Huangpu or Ningbo in the team. I feel that being a person with a certain level behind enemy lines is a major distrust point. Overall, it's watchable and can be watched, and there are no major flaws.
Can you understand the word Bai Fumei in the Republic of China?
The plot is too high-profile and too childish
It's too high-profile. You are lurking everywhere. There are too many people who know you. It's so confusing. I'm really convinced that no one has recognized you yet.
About the upgrade of Goldfinger
I heard many book friends say that the protagonist's golden finger is too weak. My original setting was that the golden finger was only an auxiliary. Let the protagonist have an extra pair of eyes to detect spies than ordinary people, but he still has to walk his own path. The outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War this time triggered the golden finger upgrade. I will not upgrade too much, otherwise it will deviate from my original intention! Hope everyone understands and supports!
Welcome everyone to join the fan group and give me some valuable opinions. This is my first time writing a book and I really want to know your thoughts!
Not bad, good, worthy of praise. Come on









