Espionage: Survive to the End, and You Win

I still prefer books with overpowered abilities that aren't too overpowered or ineffective. This book seems to be borrowed from "Code Name: Barbed Wire," with extremely similar plot points; it's practically a second reading of that book. "The Little Spy's Counterattack" is great in every way, but I wish he had a small space with him—that would make gathering and transmitting intelligence so much…

The writing is excellent, the plot is tight, and the content is detailed. Five stars! Why isn't the gift-giving feature enabled? Why isn't the gift showing up after I sent it?

With this spatial concealment function, you could easily rob Japanese banks in Shanghai before the war.

I've finished reading it all, and I think it's pretty good. The content is tight and fits the psychological changes of a time traveler, unlike some spy novels that are completely unrealistic, idealistic, naive, and childish, making it impossible to immerse oneself in the story, and ultimately I had to give up on them.

I quite like this kind of subject matter, but the writing style is not as good as "Winter Isn't Hot". The main problem is that too much detail is used for repeated analysis and explanation, which seriously affects the reading experience. I hope there will be more detailed descriptions.

It's so beautiful, really beautiful.

Well written, keep it up!

I really like the protagonist's character design. He's extremely safety-conscious, avoids anything that could expose him, doesn't fawn over the underground party, and helps others whenever possible. However, his handling of his mother's character is a bit off.

This is awesome! It would be even better if you updated more often each day. I just started writing this book and I'm only updating twice a day so far. I need to work harder!

This is a great book, extremely realistic, and the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is just right. The author has put a lot of effort into it. Keep up the good work, and I look forward to more updates! Thanks to the author, my bookshelf now has more novels that I'm interested in.