The Bureau of Foreign Affairs' Strange Tales

Aside from the ending, which I didn't quite like, I liked everything else about it. I highly recommend checking out *The Hell Handbook* and *The Death Club*, they're absolutely fantastic!

Those who enjoy the "Public Opinion Survey" and "Biography of the General" series should also enjoy this book. The structure is similar, but the main characters, supporting characters, and content are all distinctive. However, the central theme is the patriotic sentiment of protecting China, doing one's best and leaving the rest to fate, and safeguarding the peace and prosperity of the nation.

The ending was a bit disappointing, and although it was quite unexpected, it also felt somewhat out of place with the style of the beginning. However, the flaws don't detract from the overall excellence; it was truly fantastic! The author's storytelling ability is excellent; each story is captivating, and the characters are vivid and well-developed.

To be honest, it's really good. But nobody's around. After all, it's my first completed novel, and it's been many years.

This book is quite enjoyable. It doesn't excessively exaggerate the protagonist's abilities or how he solves problems instantly, and it's not overly idealistic. The protagonist also faces many frustrating and realistic situations. Overall, it's alright.

The writing is mature, far more mature than the so-called fast-food style novels of today. Thumbs up.

I really love this book and am a huge fan of the author.

This ending is interesting.

Wow, that's amazing! There was foreshadowing throughout. All the plot holes were filled. 😢 I thought there would be a side story, but no problem, you can figure it out yourself later. Wishing Chen Ping'an and the others all the best! And wishing you and me the same!

This book is quite good.