Espionage: From the Start, I Become a Japanese Aristocratic Officer
谍战：开局化身日本贵族军官
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 10mo ago
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- Espionage: My Alt Account Is an American Capitalist谍战：我的小号是美国资本家Alternate title on Fanqie
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The protagonist's "golden finger" (a powerful, exploitative ability) is good. Although I don't like stories where the protagonist is completely devoted to patriotism and becomes an obedient comrade, I respect the protagonist's patriotism and give it 5 stars. A small suggestion: ensure the protagonist's safety to some extent instead of letting him go recklessly, and don't let him just be someone who completely obeys his superiors; that won't allow him to develop his full potential.
Having an avatar with a spatial dimension is indeed very convenient for getting things done. In fact, the author could also use his knowledge of history to orchestrate intelligence operations. Imagine stirring up a storm of events, then watching it unfold from home while sipping tea – wouldn't that be delightful?
The concept of a cheat ability is quite novel, but it goes too far later on. Even going to Japan and assassinating their emperor is not difficult at all; it's accomplished with ease. It should at least seem more realistic; a clone isn't a god.
It's great! 😘 I love reading novels with multiple identities and alter egos, but there are so few of these. Most are about systems and spaces. This is the only spy novel I've read from cover to cover, and it's the first time I've read one with multiple identities. Before, the ones I read were all about one person having multiple identities and playing multiple roles at the same time.
This book is very good, and the identities of the doppelgangers are handled well. However, there are currently a lot of doppelgangers, and each doppelganger has their own storyline. The details may not be comprehensive, but overall it is a good spy novel. Keep it up!
I generally give positive reviews to anti-Japanese war novels as long as they're not too outrageous. This one is alright, worth a read, although it has a lot of flaws. Of course, this only applies to the current 200+ chapters; I won't comment on what comes after. Writing is hard work, so I'm giving it a full star to show my support and encouragement 💕
The content is substantial, the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat code) isn't overly exaggerated, the characters are well-defined, there's no harem element, and romantic relationships are relatively limited. The family atmosphere is warm and simple, and the protagonist is humorous and witty. A highly recommended book.
The plot flows smoothly, but there are a few details that occasionally need attention. For example, a sniper rifle isn't something you can use immediately after picking it up; you need to adjust it before you can achieve a one-shot kill. I hope the author pays more attention to this. And please, more updates! More updates! More updates! I have to say it three times.
It's a good read. The author's writing is excellent, and the narrative flows very smoothly. It's quite good on Tomato. The main highlight of this book is the concept of clones, which offers flexibility and multiple perspectives. Each clone is well-written, but it becomes a bit messy later on when there are many clones.
He has a clone now, but the main body isn't hiding; he's just playing around with infiltration. His wife deserves praise; she perfectly reflects certain people's style. Don't see this wife as a flaw, just consider it realistic. Overall, the plot is pretty good.