You Were Supposed to Fight the Japanese, Not Stay Undercover Until Taiwan Returned

It's a very good novel, I couldn't finish it even if I stayed up late. It has no time travel and no system, so it has a sense of reality. The psychological portrayal of the characters, the characters' images and combinations are very realistic, and the storyline is also very realistic and consistent with the historical line. There are few people who give major ratings. I think this book is at least 9.3 Or above. Those spy novels that have traveled through time are still okay, and those spy novels with time travel systems are really bragging to the point of not being able to read them. This book has no system and no time travel. It is much more realistic than other spy novels. I stayed up all night to read it all!

It is a very interesting book with a reasonable story, a tight and well-founded plot, and the characters are witty, intelligent and bold. Loyal and steadfast. The more you look at it, the more interesting it becomes. The author worked hard and hopes to make it into a TV series so that more people can watch it.

Yes, the characters have rich and colorful emotions.

"It's a pity to throw away meat if you don't eat it!" Why? Too few updates!

No time travel, no golden fingers. It's true without losing the passion, cruel without losing the escape. How did a new member of the underground party who still wanted to be lazy at work made a piece of history? If put on the big screen, it would also be a masterpiece. At a quick glance, he was laughing and cursing, arrogant and arrogant everywhere. If you take a closer look, you will feel sad and cautious, always walking on thin ice.

Very beautiful and fascinating

It's really good, there are occasional flaws, but the flaws don't cover up the good qualities. In particular, the organization of the Japanese invaders was unclear. Detachment, squad, wing. The total number of Japanese troops stationed in Shanghai was only 4,000 to 5,000, and two regiments were removed from one airport [laughing]

Very good novel! I think it should be rated 9.9!

The writing is good, the basic logic is self-consistent, and the depth of the various characters' personalities is a bit shallow, but it is still relatively distinct. As a spy-war theme, and it doesn't involve Goldfinger, I personally recommend it. There are no faults in the details. For example, when Li Mo, who was helping his uncle Meng Bufan change his dressing, encountered a patrolman who saw his identity, how could he explain clearly and let Meng Bufan go first? At the same time, this capable military commander did not doubt Li Mo's identity? The situation at that time was so urgent that Meng Bufan didn't even want to notice it later. Even Meng Bufan would be remembered by the patrolman and would be caught quickly. The lameness is so obvious and I can't walk fast. These don't affect the reading experience too much, so I won't go into details. But for Shanghai during the Japanese occupation, the relationship between the Kuomintang and the Communist underground parties who were also resisting Japan. The author over-promotes the state of cooperation in the article, which almost means comrades outside the party. You try your best to save me, and I will try my best to save you. It seems more like a fairy tale here. In the general direction, there may be more cooperation than fighting. In terms of specific details, it is possible to cheat one after another, and there is a blood feud in the middle. One of the fulcrums of the article is a bit flimsy.

Hey, it's not easy to be a waiter in a shop. I was working in a small shop to make soy sauce, but I plunged into the whirlpool of espionage. Like a clever ghost, he "walked a tightrope" under the noses of the Japanese and puppets. He was full of suspicion and could fool the Japanese soldiers into a daze. He became their "hot potato". While "calling brothers" with the Japanese, and at the same time secretly "operating a small stove" for the New Fourth Army, this "double life" is a slippery slope. The story is full of dangers like firecrackers, crackling, and the writing is as witty as a cross talk joke. The preservation will make you laugh so hard that you can't help but follow it, and you will be so caught up in it that you don't want to get out!