War of Resistance: The Chinese Medicine Spy
抗战：中医特工
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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655Chapters
1.8kReads · 30 days
391.5kReads · all time
144Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.6Score
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The protagonist the author portrays is so realistic that you'll never tire of reading it!
A pretty good book, with interconnected plots and a complex interplay of friend and foe in the struggle. A good, highly readable novel about the War of Resistance Against Japan.
The author deserves credit for his hard work in portraying those fearless revolutionaries who bravely sacrificed their lives for the integrity of the nation and the people. Salute to them!
I think many of your books are quite good. We're getting older, and our eyesight isn't good for watching TV dramas, so audiobooks are a great alternative. Recently, I've listened to a series called "Red Agent: The Phoenix," "The Doctor's Wife," "Mistakenly Married to the CEO," and "The Traditional Chinese Medicine Agent"—all of which are well-written. I think this program is very well-run.
It's truly well-written, making it feel incredibly real. The characters are vivid and relatable, not stereotypical. It's definitely worth reading.
It's excellent; it truly reflects the spirit of dedication of the heroic sons and daughters of the War of Resistance against Japan to the country and the nation. I really enjoyed watching it.
The beginning is a bit long, but the content is still very concise. Highly recommended.
It sounded interesting at first. Let's keep listening.
It carries the weight of the era and the cruel reality of the ruthless and inhumane times of war.
Well written. The ending feels a bit like padding to reach the word count. 9 Points