Decoding the White Paper

Super pretty! The historical background of the great era and the characters are well portrayed. I like the two sisters. They have very different personalities. The elder sister is rational, meticulous, has strong logical thinking, and is omnipotent. Although the younger sister is a military agent, she has a simple personality, is impulsive and irritable, and has a clear distinction between love and hate. I don't like the two men who are like my elder sister. The younger sister's emotional line is more pure and unforgettable. She has a thrilling emotional entanglement with the two sons of the enemy who killed her parents. Although the author writes more about her sister Lin Siyu, and her revolutionary path and emotional line are more full and tortuous, I still prefer Sixia. This book is definitely one of the top espionage works I have ever read. The story line, plot setting, characterization, and connection are all perfect. It can be made into a TV series and it will definitely be a hit. Finished reading! One breath! The spy battle is really thrilling and the love is unforgettable! The ending was too tragic, and none of them had a good outcome. Sixia was too miserable, too tragic, but they all kept their original aspirations. They were all from that era, and it was the Japanese invaders who caused that tragedy of blood and fire. Keeping history in mind, we should strengthen ourselves!

As a spy war book fan, I rarely read enjoyable spy war books. In the first half of the year, I read author Mei Ying's first anti-war spy war book: The Phantom of the Deep House. It was a bit surprising at the time, because let alone Tomato, there were not many good spy war books on the Internet. A few days ago, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the author Mei Ying has released another more exciting anti-war spy war book. This decrypted white paper has a magnificent background and spans the timeline. It tells the story of the 1927 April 12 counter-revolutionary coup, before the Anti-Japanese War, and the Anti-Japanese War. I haven't finished reading this book yet. The characters in this book are vivid, espionage, emotions, and family. The main line is to dig out three spies, and the second line is to find the murderer of my parents. It's very beautiful. While I was moved, I also gained a lot of historical knowledge. It can be seen that the author has a very deep foundation and must have thoroughly researched the historical data at that time. Come on, author, this was uploaded after finishing writing, right? Too fast! My favorite heroine character! Lin Siyu is the soul of the book, and her character traits are very distinct. The author obviously wants to set Lin Siyu up as a female agent with a high IQ, who could only be an underground worker at that time. She is thoughtful and has super logical thinking and analysis capabilities. Her brain is like a small computer, which can see the essence through phenomena. Many things are slowly analyzed and deduced by her from a mess; and She still had a certain ability to reach out, and she remained calm in the face of danger in a difficult, dangerous and complex environment. Her love was even more touching and lamentable. The day after her wedding, her husband went to the front line and received a death notice. She thought her husband was dead. She fell in love with another man and got engaged, but her husband came back again. She kept cutting things off and became confused. No matter what, she could not imagine that the triple agent she had been searching for was actually beside her, and she was already pregnant with his child...