Stinging Thunder

Compared with the seriousness of Thunder, the style of this book has been greatly changed. Compared with the too many explanations in "The Spies", this book has also changed a lot. I talked to Hero a few years ago, and I said at the time that this book was unexpected, but now it seems that it is really unexpected. Different from the public three-faced spies lurking around, and the relatively niche intelligence officers lurking around, this matryoshka-style spy war is eye-catching. I have long said that heroes are one of the leaders in spy novels. When I read the new book, I really live up to my admiration for heroes.

Tags: spy war, anti-Japanese war, imagination, romance The setting is reasonable, the story is exciting, the multi-identity matryoshka setting is full of dramatic conflicts, and it is very readable. ❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀ Shrimp said; The author's conception is exquisite, the plots are interlocking, and the preparation is in place. The protagonist's matryoshka process from undercover to double undercover to triple undercover is arranged by the author, but it does not feel abrupt at all, which is very rare. The protagonist is resourceful, careful, sophisticated, and well-versed in human relations. He deals with the Kuomintang, the Japanese invaders, and the Wang puppet government. He ranges from high-ranking Japanese and puppet officials to green-skinned gangsters. If necessary, he can quickly dispel their wariness and gain their trust. Most of his information gathering is based on circumstantial information. It was obtained through roundabout methods of observation and reasoning, so although he repeatedly performed extraordinary feats, he never aroused suspicion from others. Even if he occasionally made a mistake, he could still find a scapegoat to clear his name with the cooperation of the military commander and the organization. It can be said that he sold the enemy and asked the enemy to help count the money, which is amazing. In addition, the interaction between the protagonist and the three partners is also well written. The relationships between various characters have their own entanglements but are described in detail and not chaotically. The reading experience is quite good and it is very enjoyable to watch. It is highly recommended to lovers of spy novels.