
Espionage: Too Many Identities, Leaving the Tokko Chief Bewildered
谍战:身份太多,特高课科长懵了
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- Film & TV Fanfiction
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Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
3.2kChapters
21.4MReads
326.3kFlowers
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Mingtai: You are a security guard who stops delivery people during the day. Wise: Yes Mingtai: Are you a delivery boy delivering food during the day and scolding the security guard at night? Wise: Yes Mingtai: Are you or the property management manager of the community ordering the community not to allow delivery people to come in? Wise: Yes Mingtai: Is there anything else you haven't told me? Mingzhi: I am still a community owner
In my opinion, the protagonist being assigned a wife is completely outrageous. Think about the identity of the protagonist. If a person who has no contact with the protagonist marries the protagonist, the protagonist has agreed to the marriage. I'm going to be away from home, and if your orders are not accepted, wouldn't it be nice to say no? Isn't anyone curious about marrying the protagonist? Isn't anyone going to check it out? Extremely outrageous? The latest chapter of this book does not explain whether those forces have investigated the protagonist, and which special agent does not investigate? It is a bit outrageous! Also, it's too casual for the protagonist's identity to be known to people from the party. The man named Wang has established a relationship with the protagonist and wants to fish her out. Although there are flaws in exposing his identity, at least it makes sense, so I can bear it! But I can't bear this. If you want to hide the identity of the protagonist, then hide it well. If it was exposed so casually, it would be extremely outrageous!
The protagonist is dancing with Tian Dan, but Yu Manli and the others are really dancing with other men?
It's just that the writing is a bit speechless in some parts. I feel that the author has no taboos when it comes to the male protagonist and the female protagonist. I saw a dance party earlier where a female protagonist saw the male protagonist dancing with other women, and then accepted the invitation to dance at the Dragon Boat Festival. I just read Chapter 59, The author may find it interesting that Chen Lihong's fat girl was picked up and then found the secretly worn out documents, but for me personally, it didn't feel very comfortable. When you talk about dancing, don't mention her being jealous when she saw the male protagonist dancing with other women. How about describing her psychology? Do you want to express that the heroine danced with others on purpose because she was jealous? Chapter 59: The same goes for Pang Ci. Do you have to write it like this? Can't you just use normal cosmetics and the like? Or normal clothing. You've made me a little bit reluctant to watch what happens next.
Isn't it just a small life to fuse so many things together? He was actually invaded. Is the author a traitor? Or is it a seed left over from childhood?
Jiang Manchun is the biggest failure of this book. The front part is very good. Helping Jiang Manchun clear his identity has made me a little reluctant to read it. It is normal to edit novels, and it is normal to have many changes in it, but some things cannot be forgiven, that is, they cannot be original. Treason is treason, even if As far as this novel is concerned, there has not been a verdict, but according to the TV series, his various behaviors after treason have shown that at the moment the novel is narrated, his treasonous consciousness is not so easy to change. I hope the author can understand in the future that not everyone can forgive it.
Why did you set someone on fire to bully**? He laughed out loud.
Collect all the beauties. All the beauties are the beauties of the protagonist. Don't let go of any beauties. All the beauties belong to the protagonist alone.
But the system of this book made me laugh. When needed, all guns, ammunition, and production line machine tools are available. But usually there is not even a system reward broadcast. After reading more than 300 chapters, I don't even know the name of the system or its functions. Anyway, it's just cheating. If there's any problem that can't be solved, there's no reason to cheat. He can exchange for any guns and ammunition, and he doesn't know where he got his points. I was thinking, you are so good at killing, you are still undercover as a hammer, you can just explode troops and push sideways, and that's it. If the protagonist really explodes troops directly, he would be able to live a small life long ago. Where are you working as an undercover agent, working hard for a long time to organize intelligence and layout, but it turns out that the general of the Guo army only wants to make money and does not want to continue fighting, so it is all in vain. This feels like when I can push a wave with Lu, Lu, Lu, our C position is still stealing the opponent's jungle stone man. The protagonist has abilities, but doesn't know how to use them, but he is written as if he has a very high IQ.
Author, if you don't accept the heroine directly, at least confirm the relationship, don't get it, and give it all away in the end. I don't want to see you sending me knives one by one in the middle. Although you know the cruelty of spy movies, you at least give them something to look forward to, or you can say it in a subtle way, so you don't have to worry about being blocked. If you don't understand, you don't have to worry about them.