Espionage: I Can Earn Rewards by Playing the Villain!

An atypical espionage story, it is not so much a spy story as a detective story, an official story, a heroic story. The main plot is not to do my job to help Chiang Kai-shek obtain information, nor to be a Yan Shuangying, but as a de facto independent force lurking in Peiping to sabotage various activities of the Japanese at will, and to investigate and deal with large and small cases in Peiping. While secretly corrupting high-ranking Japanese officials with a variety of entertainment projects, he also led a variety of eye-opening corrupt lives. It is very interesting and the descriptions of various life details are real, believable and fascinating. If I have to say some shortcomings, it is that the hook is too big. If the protagonist shows his true character, he can easily shake the history. History, but due to well-known reasons, it would be troublesome to write like this, so it doesn't matter. Cannons are as happy as cannons to fight mosquitoes. Moreover, the female image is slightly flat. This is not a problem for me. Many of my colleagues are still at the stage of "biting the red lips with their teeth". The author is very fond of female characters. The portrayal can reflect a certain degree of difference, and they are generous and natural in getting along with each other and are unambiguous. This eliminates many of Xiao Chunan's colleagues whose emotional scenes are messy and awkward and dare not take the lead. These slightly flat images are not only in line with the characteristics of the times, but also well satisfy the readers' fantasies, and can be called "excellent" Two chapters updated a day is a big bonus. Whether you are catching up on reading or reading it all in one go, you will have a good reading experience. Full marks, must be full marks. It is a well-deserved masterpiece.

Titled Douluo, write one book after another, the plot of the third book is still exciting, it is exciting and logical, not depressing at all, it is just cool, it is over, one of the most enjoyable Miguo Shuang novels I have ever read [sneaky laugh]

This is the only novel I've seen that has some brain storage but is very good. The writing and plot are very good, but around chapter 500, the plot starts to drag a bit, not to say it's over the top, it's just dragging, which is a pity.

The writing is really good. I really don't like to read spy novels, and few spy novels can grasp the sense of proportion. Either the plot is too big and seems childish, or it is too small or not at all. However, the author's writing style is not good at writing conflicts and confrontations, resulting in the protagonist being protected by God and forced to survive like a child of destiny. This article kept me immersed in reading, mainly because every small character can pass through some short stories. The descriptions are vivid and vivid. As the plot progresses, I can't help but interpret their images and the development of the story in my mind. The images are clear and precise, which makes people forget about food and sleep. Unfortunately, the number of words is small, and there are banned previous works in the comments from time to time, which makes this article too restrained. However, the overall score is definitely above 9 points. The current 8.3 Is still too unobjective.

There are many private opinions in the book that I don't agree with, and their butts are not very upright. One thing is that the pacing is well controlled. It can be seen that the author is good at writing in areas he is familiar with and does not pretend to understand things that he should not touch. It is written in a very Republican style. Although it's cheating, it's just to keep the pace down, so I guess it's okay to write it based on hardcore logic. But it is not suitable for the platform Tomato. This is a platform where a bunch of people are looking for cool articles to read and write quickly. I can only say that the control is very good, both in terms of rhythm and book scale. This is described from an egoist perspective. The identity and logic conform to the background of the times, but I personally don't agree with it.

I have to say that among so many Beijing films, the one here is authentic and the plot is also very interesting, reflecting the true style of the Four-Nine Cities in that turbulent era.

I have struggled with the rating for so long hhhh, 4 points because the author's writing skills are really good, and the characterization of the characters is also quite three-dimensional. Putting aside the protagonist, Lao Gao, Jiao Zhen, Wang Xiaotou, etc. All have obvious growth lines and character arcs. In my opinion, they are micro-group portraits. Some of the transitions and storyboards in the article are also very good and can be directly used to make TV series or movies. However, one point is deducted (just my personal feeling). The portrayal of women in male channel novels is still a little weak, and there are some quite boring jokes, which are very typical of male channels or the template of Qidian novels. But overall it's not boring, and it's a type that's often read and always new.

This book is really good to read, especially the description of Master Lin fighting Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan at the Gendarmerie Headquarters. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring hanging + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would kill him. In addition, I prefer Zhuge Liang's love for Zhuge Liang. A sentence said by 108 Monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man, don't show off your pride in front of your Brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey knocking him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are immersive, and the character description is very good!

It's beyond words beautiful, especially the portrayal of the characters, with flesh and blood. Reading two chapters while studying is simply a pleasure. Some fragments read like the people of the Republic of China. So far, the whole book has a refreshing rhythm. I have read more than 800 chapters without skipping a chapter. The author also has a little bit of bad taste, but I think it's harmless. I don't know why it's only 9.5 Points. Anyway, I just say: "Master Lin, green and orange!" (Manual dog head)

I read it in one go (the latest chapter) and it's really good. Although there is a system, it has no sense of existence (there is no system in 300--400+) The protagonist is an upright, selfless and kind-hearted person. Everyone owes him a debt of gratitude [laughs] and there is no way he can pay it back (if you come from Dandong~ There are very few descriptions of female supporting characters (I have read a good description of women), but there are many types: sisters, wives, heroines, widows, normal girls, big lolita, little secretaries, and the Yangma girl group. Lin Ye's life is very happy, but there are too few descriptions and too few descriptions (at least one chapter per person, other authors will think that we, Uncle Long, can't write it). I won't say much about the male supporting characters, but the author describes them all very well. Lao Gao, Lao Jiao, the defeated soldiers, the patrolmen, and the Japanese people who were turned into cockroaches are all described in detail, and the heroes are all flesh and blood. And the stage is not big, just a small Peiping, which really reflects the author's writing power. To add another point, the protagonist has a brain and the author has an IQ, but he occasionally misses the settings, and no one in the book is a fool.