A Sea of Spycraft and Mystery

This espionage book is on par with Ning Yan Wang's book, both have strong logical writing style, not a novice, so I recommend it.

This book is awe-inspiring when you first read it, and you are surprised when you read it again. Until the middle period, it is full of excitement. But in the middle period, that is, after Liu Qingchen arrived in Macau, the taste was like tea after three brews, gradually becoming duller. In the end, the meaningless psychological activities and analysis trying to guess and predict in the mountain city part made me feel drowsy. The story revolves around two time-travelers, including the mountain city espionage case, the Shanghai kidnapping case, and the golden robbery case. The design is exquisite, the narrative is concise and compact, and the rhythm is tense. The whole story is very exciting. The battlefield in northern Hunan, smuggling between Guangdong and Macao, and rescuing Liu Qingchen are six exciting points. But the subsequent Macau plot and return to the mountain city showdown seemed very tasteless. Overall, this book is quite good. Although it seems to be a continuation of the story at the end, the flaws do not hide the good points and it is worth reading. Recommended for spy fans.

In that stormy era that has gone far away, under the author's writing, a vivid and tortuous story unfolds. A person, among many forces and several cities, his mental toughness, wit and bravery, and the thrilling and terrifying process are all frightening...

The title of the book was mediocre, so I just read it casually at first. I didn't expect that the novel is really well written, and the intricate relationships in all aspects are vividly displayed. I suggest it be made into a TV series, and the protagonist should be played by Sun Honglei or Zhang Yi. It won't work if it's not popular🔥!

A pretty good spy book! The storyline is very compact and there are very few yy parts. Worth recommending!

It's pretty good, pretty, the logic is tight, the characters are well drawn, and the complexity of human nature is clearly described by the author. At least, on the platform of Tomato, this book is unique and unique among all the cool books. (As for the problem of displaying the reading time, I watched it with my classmates before. I watched it for nearly a day on the spring outing and basically finished it. This time I used my own account to read the rest, so the reading time is not long)

The idea is unique, the logic is tight, and it's fascinating. You can't put it down!

Zuodu's strong logical reasoning thinking adds color to the work; and his perfect narrative skills and proficient language control also add color to the novel. I am not a favorite of time-travel writing, but I don't reject it either. However, the author writes both the positive and negative characters as time-travelers, and the fight of wits and courage after being separated, which is really novel and ingenious, and rare and interesting. The whole book is written so fluently that you can't bear to put it down after reading it. Only in the large-scale transition arrangement, it lacks some ingenuity and seems a little stiff. However, it does not rule out that it is a good book. I hope the author will produce more good works.

There are many spy novels, and the ending is very clear. It's a pity that the protagonist of the armored car stealing gold did not witness the scene. The gang of three and other supporting characters are also portrayed with flesh and blood, and they are not inferior to some aspects of The Bourne Affair.

This book is really well written, very good! Why isn't it popular?