Espionage: I Have a Pocket Dimension, but I Choose to Go It Alone
谍战：我有空间，但我选择单干
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Resistance Espionage: I Have a Pocket Dimension, but I'll Go It Alone抗战谍战：我有空间，但我要单干Alternate title on Fanqie
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So far, it's a very good novel. No female supporting characters, no harem elements, no blatant depictions of infidelity, no sleazy romances, and no tales of prostitution during the Republican era. It's all about substance, fighting for the people and saving them from suffering. Good! Good! Good! Keep it up! It's set in a war-torn era, and the more people know, the more dangerous it becomes.
Truly professional, incredibly detailed, and logically sound, especially the section on the Japanese army—it aligns with reality, their culture, and their thought processes. There's no excessive embellishment; it's so good I almost cried (look at my viewing time and bookshelf to prove it).
It deserves a score of nine or higher!! The protagonist's character is well-developed and their actions are consistent, and the plot logic is flawless. There aren't many stories like this on Tomato that don't require much brainpower.
A very good spy novel, featuring high-tech, dimensional warfare, and intense frontline battles. It also includes historical details, resource exchanges, and procurement, going beyond simple espionage. A great read.
A lone wolf special agent during the War of Resistance Against Japan, that's interesting! The author truly explains the knowledge points, and he also provides real illustrations; it's so thorough. Some of the points were indeed a bit verbose, but as a weapons novice, it was just right for me, and I really learned a lot! [Salute]
The most captivating aspect of the novel is its endless stream of imaginative ideas. My understanding of spy novels was limited to the typical TV drama tropes of infiltration. While they had depth, they lacked breadth. Reading this novel broadened my horizons completely. "Can it really be written like this?" I exclaimed. Many plot points were completely unlike anything I'd seen in similar novels.
This is the first time I've seen a time traveler with a world-class perspective, possessing powerful strategic thinking, and whose actions greatly benefit the nation and its people. Logically, there are no major flaws, and it's quite satisfying! Thanks to the author for the thorough research and for the balanced character development… A great book! Worth having!
This book is one of the few truly good books I've come across. Anti-Japanese war novels are almost inextricably linked to *Bright Sword*, because *Bright Sword* is so excellent (although there are indeed well-written fanfictions of *Bright Sword*, the vast majority are still bad). However, this author bases it on historical facts, which is refreshing.
It's a good read, the details are very well done, but there's one thing: the protagonist buried the captured poison gas bombs in Tokyo, but they haven't been activated yet. How come there are over ten thousand poison gas bombs left all in just one city, Tokyo?
The writing is smooth and detailed, with sound values and concise delivery. The protagonist, a top agent, travels back in time due to alien technology. Driven by his unwavering faith, he travels across the globe, navigating between the red and blue lines, saving the country and dealing with dire straits. His name was Ma Liang. He was a Yaksha from Luzhou, an instructor for the Military Intelligence Bureau, a special envoy for the Northwest, and a guardian of the entire China.