Espionage: I Can Read People’s Inner Thoughts
谍战：我能洞察心声
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 1y ago
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- Espionage: My System Is Too Powerful谍战：我的系统太强大了Alternate title on Fanqie
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From what I've seen so far, it's pretty good. Five stars, you deserve it.
The best thing about this book is its premise: the protagonist has a clean background, free from all the messy stuff. It would be great if it stayed that way from beginning to end.
As a spy novel, it's exceptionally well-written, with a vivid story, rich plot, and clearly defined protagonist. As a light novel, the pacing of the "golden finger" (advanced plot device) is excellent and consistent throughout. Unlike many poorly written novels where the golden finger disappears midway through, this book doesn't suffer from this flaw. This is its best quality.
Hmm... This book is quite suitable for someone like me who only needs to use a little bit of my brain when reading. I like characters with strong abilities. However, the male lead's personality is hard to judge; he's indiscriminately cold towards women. Also, the male lead is a spy, but he always uses his real name, so he's not very good at hiding his true identity. I wish the male lead had many different identities and was extremely well-hidden.
It's an invincible novel, very satisfying to read, with lots of cheat codes. The plot has some repetitions but is still quite rich. It's a pity the ending isn't perfect, but oh well, I have several similar books on my shelf that have been censored.
I generally give positive reviews to anti-Japanese war novels as long as they're not too outrageous. The writing is decent, and it's worth a read, though there are plenty of flaws. The beginning is good, but the more you progress, the more overpowered things become: disguise, vocalization, telepathy, mind control, armored vehicles, massive spatial abilities, radar vision, telepathy…
Of all the books I've read so far, "Being a Spy with a System" is the best. It's really good. I'll give a gift if you can add more chapters.
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Well written, good content, fast-paced!
Two undercover agents time-traveling to fight the Japanese and engage in espionage—interesting! Using names from the undercover agents makes it easy to visualize the main characters in your mind, which is great! It gives the feeling of Tony Leung and Andy Lau portraying characters from this book!