
Espionage: From the Start, I'm a Rebel. Who's More Badass Than Me?
谍战:开局叛逆者,谁有我更拽!
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- Ongoing
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- 771k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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345Chapters
57Reads · 30 days
77.5kReads · all time
8.4Score
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Family members, does anyone understand? It's so good! I didn't skip a single chapter. It's so addictive! It's truly unprecedented and will never be repeated. I want the author to keep writing, never stop! Keep it up!
The characters in this book are all well-developed, feeling like they're vividly presented to the reader; I really want to say, it's been a long time since I've read such a good novel. A very fulfilling reading experience, thank you author!
It's captivating! It keeps the reader on the edge of their seats as they follow the protagonist's every move. The book is rich in content, with moving stories and remarkably detailed character portrayals. The characters' actions, language, and conduct are all consistent with their established personalities and common sense.
Not bad fanfiction, comparable to "The Arrogant Wang Moqun" Good, good, keep it up!
The book is meticulously crafted, filled with brilliant sentences, unfolding contradictions, and logically sound. It's a good book that fully depicts human nature, reminding everyone that they must have confidence on their life's journey so that even in the worst of times, they won't lose their way!
Overall, this book is well-written, with a captivating plot, engaging story, well-developed characters, and fluent, natural language. Many plot points are novel and unique. The writing is beautiful; after reading it for so long, I'm deeply moved—it's like a love at first sight. It's a wonderful read.
Five stars! A must-read! This book is so well-written. The plot development, the author's imagination, and the logical thinking are, in my opinion, the most innovative novel I've ever read.
The plot is quite tight, and the foreshadowing the author planted is all resolved later, without leaving anything abrupt. Furthermore, the characters are all very distinct, and their personalities change subtly as the plot unfolds, maintaining a coherent logic. A good book indeed.
It's alright; the nonsensical humor style effectively reflects the cruelty of that era.
I really like this book; the characters are vividly described!