The War of Resistance Begins at the Underground Transit Station

It was alright, but the author rushed the ending. There could have been hundreds more chapters of espionage stories after 1945, which is a shame. I don't know if it was because the author got tired of writing, had trouble organizing the later material, or involved some other reason.

One thing is hard to say: there's a problem with the timeline. If it's the underground transit station's timeline, it should start in 1942, not 40 years ago. The underground transit station did display a time at the beginning.

A war novel without a system or cheat codes. To be honest, I only clicked on it to take a look, but after reading it, I found it to be a really good book. The writing style might not be the best, but I really liked the plot, and the character development was also very good. After eighty years of undercover work, the story finally comes to a good conclusion. It's really quite good. 👍👍👍

The writing is well-structured and logically rigorous, and it also fully describes the hardships and difficulties faced by workers in our local area.

The large amount of synchronized storyline in the early stages can be off-putting, but it ends quite quickly. The mid-to-late game is mostly original, which is acceptable.

This is a book that lets you win effortlessly without needing a system; it's full of vivid imagery and childhood memories.

This is probably the best spy novel I've read recently.

It's well-written; those who like this show should check it out.

A rare and excellent book

Fanfiction of my favorite sitcom 😘😘😘😘 I hope there will be more!