Espionage: I Can Guess the Enemy’s Identity

The writing is good. The golden finger is also okay, but there is no space and so on. If it is difficult to write later, I will add a bookshelf to it first. [Like] [Like]

Having said that, this book is quite enjoyable to write. But this book is not about history, but about film and television. It basically contains characters and backgrounds from various movies and TV shows. Anyway, it's still okay. But there is one most basic historical fact that needs to be made clear, that is, the National Government of Shanghai took the initiative to start the war! ! ! ! There are several purposes. First, the north is obviously unable to defeat it. If the south fights, it can disrupt Japan's rhythm. Second, Shanghai can be used as an international city to attract international attention, hoping that great powers can intervene or mediate. The third is to imprison and eliminate all Japanese warships in China's inland waters. If this plan succeeds, the situation of the national army positions in Shanghai being bombarded by naval guns and unable to lift their heads will be greatly improved. Unfortunately, the secret was leaked by a traitor within the Nanjing government. The Japanese warships retreated to the downstream outlet overnight, and the plan was completely ruined. Taking the initiative to start a war turns into a half-baked meal. This is also an incident in the intelligence field that cannot be bypassed.

When I saw the title of the book, I could still see other people's labels, but it turned out to be the labels others gave me [face covering]

Looks good, keep up the good work

The real book is well written, the system is not too outrageous, it is a little helpful, and the plot is reasonable. The characters currently appearing are basically from the two TV series "Rebel" and "Storm Chaser", and the location is Shanghai Station. It's just that the writing is too slow and not enough to read.

This is the book I have read on Tomato that has the fewest golden fingers and the most down-to-earth protagonist in a spy war. I like this style very much. Good cheers for the author.

It is tense and exciting. Although many characters from film and television dramas are used, the spy war style is not sure yet. The design idea of ​​the spy war is currently two-faced people. The description of life scenes is a bit lacking and it lacks a bit of human touch. It is too deliberate.

The writing is okay, the plot is compact, the story is vivid, not outrageous, and relatively close to the actual situation. It is about the group seats and the team seats are more funny. I hope the author will continue to work hard and perform better.

It's beautiful. It's very beautiful. Why is the rating so low?

This book is generally in line with the plot of spy novels I read, but the information (more than once) told to the rabbits in front of them (more than once) made me feel strange. With their cautious characters, it is understandable that the first two times they said it were inadvertent/not caring/leakage/, shouldn't they be suspicious later? (Although they are all our own people), and the protagonist's personality in front of his subordinates is / strive to resist Japan / will retaliate... Uh... (Not enough vocabulary), it is other people's evaluation... In summary, it is still worth watching, the writing style and imagination are still OK. [Exploration]