
Espionage: Codename Wrecking Ball! Infinite Plunder!
谍战:代号大摆锤!无限掠夺!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 670k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- You Were Supposed to Go Undercover, So How Did You End Up with the Tokko Chief?让你卧底,你和特高课课长搞上了Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allThe Best Spy Thrillers You Can Think Of, Preferably With Transmigration
Classic Espionage Stories
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Complete Anti-Japanese Espionage Novels of Over Three Million Words
Can You Write About the War of Resistance Without Making It Another Bright Sword?
Republican-Era Spy Fiction with a System or Spatial Powers to Kill Japanese Spies and Seize Supplies
Any Espionage Stories Where the Hero Transmigrates Into a Japanese Noble Family and Secretly Sides With China?
War of Resistance, Spy Warfare, Anti-Japanese War, Special Agents
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Republican-Era Spy Fiction: The Protagonist Transmigrates with a Golden Finger
Espionage Novels, Like Evergreen Ivy's Shadow Over the Republic of China
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Meticulously Researched Spy Fiction
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🌵 Transmigrate to the War of Resistance: Graduate from Whampoa, Save the Nation by Indirect Means, Shoot the Japanese Invaders
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Spies and Pocket Dimensions in Republican-Era China
Underground Operatives
Looking for Spy Novels About Infiltrating Japan's Tokko Unit
Republican-era China, Spies, No Romance, High Intelligence
I’m looking for Republican-era stories with a spatial ability, but they need to be logical and have intelligent characters. No mindless wish fulfillment. Ideally, no romance. If there is a love story, I hope it’s only a minor part of the plot.
Spy Thriller: Slaughtering the Enemy
Transmigrating into TV Dramas Like The Disguiser and Sparrow
Republican-Era Stories With an Overpowered Protagonist
Set in the Republican era or the 1960s or 1970s, with the protagonist having a major cheat ability.
Looking for Stories Where a Prince Builds Up His Fiefdom and Summons Famous Generals, Keeping a Low Profile
Spy Thriller Where He Marries Mingjing, Full of Peril!!!
Modern Spy Thriller: The Spy Is Right Beside You, The Spy Is in Your Hands!
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🌴 The Protagonist Is a Diplomat and Archaeology Expert Who Speaks Eight Languages
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This update speed is incredible! Seven updates a day?! Only a few days and it's already over 100,000 words? I've seen various sources about espionage, but this book is a real eye-opener. Unlike many books that start with overpowered premises, this one focuses on the rise of an ordinary person. Every character in the book has distinct traits, and the protagonist witnesses more truths as he grows. Finally, I have to say, this update speed... Is truly amazing...
I devoured it in one go. I read slowly, but the more I read, the more interesting it became. The opening accurately established the background, and the introduction and description of the protagonist were also concise. Especially when I read up to chapter twenty-something, the author's portrayal of the police station was truly eye-opening.
The article is very well written. Although it is a systematic novel, it is quite down-to-earth. The simple words express the sadness and resistance of that era. It's a pity that the article is too short. It ended before I could get enough of it.
The updates are too slow. The cheat codes could be made more powerful, such as adding an ability to eavesdrop on thoughts or automatically lock onto the target.
The book features clear descriptions of various characters, each with their own distinct personality. It clearly narrates the development of each character and the events and tasks, and updates quite frequently, making it worth reading.
The logic is coherent, the plot is tight, and the characters are well-developed. It's a pity the story is a bit short. Overall, it's a good book!
Finally finished watching it! The style has changed so much, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง😄
Interesting. At least I finished watching it in two days.
I hope I can win over such a well-behaved younger sister; it would be such a waste if she ended up as a brother-in-law. I've transmigrated with a system, and even if I don't build a harem, I should collect as many famous beauties as possible to make this transmigration worthwhile.
The plot is well-designed and the content is described in detail.