Espionage: Taking Advice Lets Me Catch Spies
谍战：我听劝就能抓间谍
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- This Spy Takes Advice: When There Are Japanese Invaders, He Really Goes In这间谍听劝，有鬼子他真上啊Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's a wonderful read, incredibly moving. It doesn't deliberately belittle or weaken the subject just because it's about the opposing side. The writing is truly excellent; it's been a long time since I've read a book that I can genuinely get absorbed in. Our predecessors were truly remarkable! Respect to the martyrs!
They're really quick to make contact, and they're serving meat buns every day. Those Japanese aren't stupid!
Good, good, keep it up!
The story is captivating! The writing is smooth and flowing! It's a very engaging work! Such a low rating is inconsistent with the book's quality. It should ideally be between 8 and 8.5. The author needs to investigate the reasons behind this. This is truly a great book! Hopefully, it will get even better in the future!
It's alright, watchable. The rating would be around 8.5, Not quite 9.0, And it won't be considered a masterpiece because the plot logic is flawed. While it's readable, there aren't many major flaws, and the content is passable. That's about it; at least it's passable compared to most spy dramas.
Not bad, I'll add one star for encouragement. The protagonist's overpowered abilities weren't too strong, and his presence wasn't particularly prominent. He went through various crises, and the plot was fast-paced with twists and turns. However, the details and character personalities need some refinement. I felt the supporting characters were somewhat one-dimensional and lacked relatability. Just a small suggestion. Author, keep up the good work, more frequent updates! [Requesting more updates]
There are quite a few flaws in the beginning. First, the scene where the protagonist recognizes his sister: initially he dislikes her, seeing her as a burden, but later he becomes very affectionate. Second, the Japanese businessman the protagonist is impersonating—this businessman has a personal secretary.
It's alright, it would be better if the timing of the items and the names of the people were more consistent.
It's good, but it's a bit of a harem novel, which I don't like.
It's a very good novel, but it's a pity about the ending. I was hoping he would use his Japanese identity to contribute to China, or retreat with the Kuomintang and continue his undercover work to recover Taiwan. Alas, what a pity.