Espionage: Infiltrating the South Manchuria Railway as a Junior Train Conductor
谍战从潜入满铁当小乘警开始
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 27d ago
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A favorite among spy thrillers, this book boasts a fresh premise, focusing on underground train transportation with vivid and engaging scenes. The protagonist is highly intelligent. Furthermore, it's a well-thought-out story, not a mindless system novel; the logic is tight.
The people of that era, for the revival of their nation and people, were beyond our comprehension as modern people! As Stalin said, "Your names are unknown, but your deeds will live on forever!"
It's a good book, but there's a lot of random crossover at the end. I don't really like stories with too many elements. It's mainly a matter of personal preference, but very few authors can write multiple elements harmoniously. It's better to write with a single element.
To be honest, I almost skipped ahead to see the scene where Zhao Guang recognizes him halfway through, but I didn't seem to see much of it. I understand what the author wanted to write, and even if they wanted to create a connection with other books, like the Fall of Giants trilogy, or the absurd or fantastical style of One Hundred Years of Solitude. But it was too slow; I couldn't wait.
The protagonist is very savvy and knows how to survive as an ordinary person. He often uses other people and things to confuse others and fish in troubled waters to achieve his own goals. The process is thrilling, full of ups and downs, and is particularly exciting!
Can you please not make this long?
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It's a very good read. The author's writing is smooth and delicate, making you feel as if you're already in the turbulent old era. The protagonist's identity and situation are also very exciting. I hope there will be more updates.
Very good, the plot is intricate and interesting.
It's well written, so why is the score so low?