Transmigrating to Planet Earth: I Become the Mastermind Behind the Military Intelligence Bureau
穿越地星：我成了军情局幕后谍王
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Any Good Anti-Japanese War Stories That Are Engaging from Start to Finish?
Looking for Books About Warlords in Republican-Era China or the Late Qing Dynasty, Especially Without a System
The story needs to make sense. Don’t recommend stories that don’t make sense or rely on a System. And absolutely no romance.
Any Anti-Japanese War Stories About Transmigrating to the War Years?
Any books about resisting the Japanese invasion? The kind where someone transmigrates to the War of Resistance era.
Any Traditional Stories About a Protagonist Leading a Rebellion to Conquer the World?
My favorite thing about novels where the protagonist becomes emperor is the emperor wielding absolute power: all under heaven belongs to the emperor, and everyone within its borders is his subject. I want a novel set in a traditional feudal dynasty. I really hate stories where the emperor also tries to introduce democracy or constitutional monarchy. Recommendations, please!
Republican-Era Stories With an Overpowered Protagonist
Set in the Republican era or the 1960s or 1970s, with the protagonist having a major cheat ability.
Complete Anti-Japanese Espionage Novels of Over Three Million Words
An Espionage Hero Who Keeps a Low Profile and Values His Own Life
A spy-war story where the protagonist values his life, does not act impulsively, and refuses to gamble with his own life.
Meticulously Researched Spy Fiction
Are there any spy novels where the characters don't give away their identities, appearance, or voice? I'm sick of these brainless plots. I just read one where, by chapter ten, a military intelligence agent saves a Communist and immediately reveals their identity. I'm so done.
Resistance-War Stories About Making Guns, with a Protagonist Who Stays Off the Battlefield
A story about making guns to fight the Japanese, where the protagonist doesn’t go to the front lines.
I've Recently Gotten into Republic-Era Stories with a Reborn or Transmigrated Protagonist and a System. Please Recommend Some!!
Looking for Transmigration Novels Set During the War of Resistance
Spy Thrillers, Spy Thrillers, Spy Thrillers
Please recommend spy novels that are over a million words long.
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I've read Chapter 55, and the whole day is pretty good. One thing is, every time you complete a mission, you can get rewards and opportunities to upgrade your skills, but what about the agents participating in the mission? It's impossible to recruit him and be condemned for life! I still hope that they can also shine, not just the agents in movies and TV series. That's it! There is a system for trading, but it sets limits for itself everywhere, just because it is afraid of developing too fast! But this situation is too slow! You can simply go to other cities to carry out large-volume transactions, and a city can accumulate a large amount of original funds for development in one go! Just buy medicine sulfur, sell sulfur that costs 500,000 yuan at a time, arrange for smuggling profits to be 3-5 times (less calculation), and easily make 7-8 figures in several surrounding cities. So why is development still so popular? I think it shouldn't be the case. At least dozens of chapters ago, I said that I wanted to try to see if Liu Zhe could be used to train junior agents to see if they would be promoted, but so far there has been no response. To be honest, the author is a bit verbose, no, it should be very verbose! ! ! ! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's actually not about a spy from the Republic of China period. I think it's very innovative and I feel like I'll keep working hard.
A very nice book
It's a good spy novel based on fictional history. It's safe and has few loopholes. I hope it will be more exciting in the future.
Come on come on 😊 come on
Looks good, are there any similar ones?
The writing is very good, but the shortcoming is the process of completing the task.
Although the ink is spotty in the front, the more I write, the better it gets, and I have the desire to read on.
Writing about espionage from a very new angle,
Yes, the author is still very good.