Espionage: I Can See People's Identities
谍战我能看到身份信息
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- 谍战匹夫的逆袭Alternate title on Fanqie
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The male protagonist of this book has a slight cheating, but it is acceptable. To catch a Japanese spy, you need to have sufficient evidence to know the outcome. Therefore, the author has a lot of reasoning process in the early stage, which is a bit slow. This has attracted many book friends and the score is a bit low. However, the author of this book has strict logic, and his grasp and application of historical materials on the War of Resistance are relatively reasonable. In the book, the settings of local customs and characters during the Anti-Japanese War are reasonable, and the high-level officials of the Kuomintang who appear are also consistent with the settings of historical characters. The cruelty and cunning of the Japanese invaders are vividly depicted! This book has become better recently, and the plot is full of ups and downs. It is worth recommending! Overall, the author is working hard, keep up the good work!
This book is very well written. I thought the score was so low because it was poorly written. I didn't expect it to be a very conscientious book among spy novels. The score is so low. It's outrageous. Please push the score up.
I have read more than 500 chapters. To be honest, I prefer to watch the protagonist work as a petty official in the French Concession, traveling around various forces to conduct espionage campaigns, or as a special correspondent, handling cases and catching traitors everywhere. I actually don't like the outline of this book, but I still like the story written by the author. It's much better than the spy books I read that scored 9.3 Points.
I just went out to promote a book, and when I came back I found that I hadn't commented yet 🤦 Very good looking very good looking! Come on, author! Five stars for this, Dengxi, if it can go up a little, it's a little bit 🥺
The writing is very good, there are cheats, but it is not exaggerated. The author's writing style is very good, and the story structure is rigorous. I highly recommend it.
If you're fine, you can take a look at the plot. There are basically no loopholes in the plot.
Very nice! There is no space, no huge golden finger. Nothing can be done without heaven or earth! No becoming a humanoid fighter! There is brain, warmth, logic and writing style! Come on! One case after another is fascinating! No procrastination! Fast pace! No nonsense, Shuizhang! The writing is refined! Very nice. 👍
Not bad, not like a spy game, more like a detective solving a crime 🤔
A very good book on espionage. It's no longer a front-line spy battle in Shanghai, but a spy hunt in the rear. There is a bit of coolness here: Goldfinger saw through his identity, sent his men to follow him and investigate, and then sent an action team to arrest him. Unlike many mainstream espionage games, it's the other way around. Became a cat catching a mouse
It is upright and awe-inspiring, with the clever use of Golden Finger, combined with historical reality, the story is more exciting and more attractive to read and listen to with the foreshadowing and suspense. I want to see the process of understanding the protagonist Qin Feng's resourcefulness in catching Japanese spies.