Spy Hunting

Shouldn't Japanese spies report to the Secret Service? Why do they always say Party Affairs? A policeman is so good at detecting spies, yet the Secret Service doesn't even care and doesn't involve the Secret Service? The news about the Institute of Bacteria and Virology has not been reported to the higher authorities. The director of the security department can decide at will and let a policeman lead a team to eliminate traitors and destroy the Institute of Virology. Aren't you afraid that you will not be able to complete the task? Aren't you afraid of virus leaks? The protagonist is reborn and should understand the danger, but he actually leads a team to solve it? Shouldn't it be reported to the higher authorities and asked to send the secret service or the army to solve it? The army should be sent to blockade the Kuomintang-controlled area, and then elite troops should be sent to eliminate this bacterial and virus research institute, otherwise the consequences of the leak would be serious. It's too loose and too toxic. I couldn't stand it after reading more than a hundred chapters. Other issues are good. Just the protagonist, a small policeman, can investigate so many things. He can deal with all kinds of cases, espionage cases, bacterial and virus research institutes. The protagonist's identity is that of a police officer, not a spy. He can't control everything. He must report anything he finds out. Just like now in the 21st century, if a police officer discovers or investigates someone selling drugs, he must report it to the superiors and let the head of the anti-narcotics team investigate. Not every case can be investigated. If you encounter an agent or spy, you must report it to the Security Bureau. If they investigate, the most you can do is assist. Well! Say too much.

"Major... He passed away. The author's choice of words is not thoughtful. He probably wasn't breathing, that was the first reaction.

The writing is good, but not deep enough! Keep up the good work! The plot setting is not delicate enough, as if Japanese spies are all fools, which is not very realistic!

After one or two chapters, an innate skill will be added to the protagonist. After reading about ten chapters, he learned medical skills from his grandfather, learned to appreciate antiques from his grandfather, taught himself how to decipher codes in his previous life, has good fighting ability and courage, and has fought in a hail of bullets. Will this protagonist become a versatile man in both civil and military affairs and a living saint? ?

I read a lot of spy war articles, and this work is still very exciting.

Who is the heroine?

Both Fat Dragon and Zhai Zhu recommend it, it's worth watching.

You can watch it together as a group. There is no middle or late period of the Anti-Japanese War or the War of Liberation. It's a bit unpleasant to watch.

Jinmen Information Station refers to Tianjin City, Huating Information Station refers to Shanghai, and Shancheng refers to Chongqing! It's a pity to finish the book hastily!

Nimei, an heirloom of a noble family, would be so flamboyant in public? ? What do you think, author? Why does it feel like a brothel or a merchant's home? ? That smell of copper? ?