Spy Without a Trace
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Lin Chuangzhuang was a policeman during the war years and joined the underground party, codenamed "Ziwei". He used strict logical thinking to capture spies, eradicate traitors, steal secrets, and transport materials. He made countless contributions on the intelligence front, but made it difficult for the enemy to trace.
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Official(26)Scraped 2mo ago
Not too poisonous, but very poisonous
It seems very foolish to rush to the underground party. The most poisonous thing is the plot with Tian Biyu. What kind of relationship does this person have just traveled through time? He said he didn't want to have anything to do with her, but he kept trying to catch her, and gradually started to lick her. I hate this kind of plot the most.
As for the part about looking for organizations, I'm a bit out of my wits. The business of catching up is not a business.
time traveler
Invisible front, the protagonist shows too much face and does not meet the requirements
A bit weak
The quality of the book is okay, but the heroine chosen is not. There were a few underground workers who had women in the early stages. Ning Liheng was alone in the end. Spy games don't involve adultery between children. Both Zhu Muyun and Hu Xiaomin have always been fighting alone.
What are you writing about? It's like a kid playing house.
What are you writing about? It's like a kid playing house.
This book is okay
I've read about a hundred chapters, so far it's pretty good so I'll give it four stars! It would be better if there was space in this book.
good book
I hope the author can not cater to the readers blindly. The most important thing is to write the feelings and stories he wants to write. At present, it is 4.5 Stars. Except for the two poisonous accidents of interrogating the secret technique and finding the organization, everything else is very good.
I can't stand it anymore.
The lurking battle of wits and courage is very interesting to watch. At that time, it was all nonsense for Chinese people who were doing some business in the Japanese-occupied areas to write down some falsehoods after their identity was exposed.
Are all time travelers so self-righteous that they risk looking for underground gangs? I'm tired of living
The logical thinking of finding a good underground gangster
hehe
Chapter 23 is poisonous, and it is extremely poisonous.
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Official(26)Scraped 2mo ago
Not too poisonous, but very poisonous
It seems very foolish to rush to the underground party. The most poisonous thing is the plot with Tian Biyu. What kind of relationship does this person have just traveled through time? He said he didn't want to have anything to do with her, but he kept trying to catch her, and gradually started to lick her. I hate this kind of plot the most.
As for the part about looking for organizations, I'm a bit out of my wits. The business of catching up is not a business.
time traveler
Invisible front, the protagonist shows too much face and does not meet the requirements
A bit weak
The quality of the book is okay, but the heroine chosen is not. There were a few underground workers who had women in the early stages. Ning Liheng was alone in the end. Spy games don't involve adultery between children. Both Zhu Muyun and Hu Xiaomin have always been fighting alone.
What are you writing about? It's like a kid playing house.
What are you writing about? It's like a kid playing house.
This book is okay
I've read about a hundred chapters, so far it's pretty good so I'll give it four stars! It would be better if there was space in this book.
good book
I hope the author can not cater to the readers blindly. The most important thing is to write the feelings and stories he wants to write. At present, it is 4.5 Stars. Except for the two poisonous accidents of interrogating the secret technique and finding the organization, everything else is very good.
I can't stand it anymore.
The lurking battle of wits and courage is very interesting to watch. At that time, it was all nonsense for Chinese people who were doing some business in the Japanese-occupied areas to write down some falsehoods after their identity was exposed.
Are all time travelers so self-righteous that they risk looking for underground gangs? I'm tired of living
The logical thinking of finding a good underground gangster
hehe
Chapter 23 is poisonous, and it is extremely poisonous.
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I recently read a very good spy story, with a novel and attractive plot and good writing. The opening chapter is adapted from a true story, but Que wrote his own content and inserted some struggles in the officialdom of the Republic of China. The style is a bit like The Bourne Storm, except that the part about joining the Red Party is a little bit toxic. The updates are also very stable, and overall the performance is very good.
Lin Zhuangzhuang worked as a policeman of the Republic of China government and joined the underground party, codenamed "Ziwei". He used strict logical thinking to capture spies, eradicate traitors, steal secrets, and transport materials. He made countless contributions on the intelligence front, but made it difficult for the enemy to trace.
The settings are eye-catching, the writing is truly soulful, and the characters are full of character. Every character creation is very vivid. The book has been collected. Come on.
I recently read a very good spy novel. The plot is novel and attractive, and the writing is fluent. The beginning is an adaptation of a true story, but the author has added his own content and inserted a lot of his own understanding. I recommend reading it.
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