Espionage in Republican-Era China: Big Brother, Why Make Me a Spy?
民国谍影：大哥，为啥让我做特工
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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I just like spy wars with this kind of plot, no ink or water calligraphy
A very wonderful novel. I wanted to give it full marks. But he has a big flaw. At first, the protagonist's IQ was not good enough and he didn't have much to say. Later, after he made up for it, it was unjustifiable that he hadn't fixed that loophole, that is, being able to kill people to gain points and then add extra points to improve his ability was not well utilized. He also won't kill the wrong person. You can score enough points in just one or two nights. By maxing out his ability points, maybe the author intentionally didn't want him to become a superman so quickly. But you can limit the system!
Very exciting. The balance between realism and refreshing writing is well grasped. I hope you continue, keep going!
Good, come on, it's rare to find a good book
It's a fine spy novel, it's a little too cumbersome, but it's more enjoyable this way. . . It's just that the updates are not very effective.
The previous writing is quite good, the logic is reasonable and the plot is compact. However, the villain's IQ is a bit low and he is completely beaten by the protagonist. However, the article is just enjoyable to watch. Come on, author! I hope it doesn't stretch my hips from behind
This is a very good work. All the place names involved in it are real, which shows that the author is careful and did not make them up randomly. The logic and writing style are also very good. However, the tomato score is much lower. According to me, the score should be around 9.5 Points.
It's beautiful, I like it very much, it's not enough to read at all. Thank you to the author for more updates.
I have read a lot of spy novels about the Republic of China recently. Among the many works, this book scored a little low, so I read it at the back. After reading a third of the review, I felt that the book was rated low. As one of the best spy novels about the Republic of China that I have read, I highly recommend it to readers who like this kind of works.
Traveling through the Republic of China to become an agent, the system is with me easily Talking about the madness of the year, written by The espionage-type novels written by novices are quite exaggerated, and the descriptions in many places are relatively simple. Of course, they are indeed quite refreshing. So as a novice, four to five stars is not a problem. If it is not a new book, it will not be rounded up.