
Soul Transmigration to Republican China: My Years in the Military Statistics Bureau
魂穿民国:我在军统那些年
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- Ongoing
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- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3y ago
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It has a bit of a hidden system novel feel to it, but the writing style is close to realistic, and it also has a touch of "feel-good" appeal. A smooth urban romance. Looking forward to it.
This is my first time reading a spy novel, and I enjoyed it, though the author updates a bit slowly.
It's alright, watchable.
There are very few stories of this type, and this one is quite well-written, with good writing style. It captures the cautious and meticulous feeling of a spy in the Republican era, but the character development is a bit thin, and the human nature is not colorful enough.
Wonderful and entertaining, wonderful Lianlian, great to watch! 👍👍👍
It's pretty good, but some bytes are misplaced.
The writing is fluent and the plot is tight. It is both enjoyable and a historical review, making it well worth reading.
The content gets more and more exciting as it goes on; it's super enjoyable!
Just to mark this, spy dramas have romantic pairings, which aren't my cup of tea.
The plot is good, similar to a spy film set in the Republican era, but the last few pages have some serious typos and paragraph errors. The plot is comparable to a spy thriller set in the Republican era, but what happened in the later episodes? It's repetitive and disjointed, and it gets worse as it goes on. It's almost impossible to continue watching!