Espionage: I'm Only 20, So What Is This Old Geezer's Comeback?
谍战：刚20，老登逆袭什么鬼？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 850k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- I'm Clearly a Spy, So Why Are You Calling Me Comrade?我明明是特务，你却叫我同志？Alternate title on Fanqie
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The work is alright; it's a lighthearted read that requires a bit of thought. (The following is unrelated to the book review; it's just my impression of an expansion pack, and I don't know why I'm posting it here.) Today I watched some documentary footage about Nanjing…
The male lead is a good character; he has his own little schemes, but on the surface, he's patriotic. The story setting is also good, with basic logic; it's not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. However, the author doesn't portray the relationship between men and women very well. Basically, every female character falls in love with the male protagonist as soon as she meets him, which is pretty absurd!
Other spy novels are always very passive, gathering intelligence from Xiao Rizi, and then the protagonist counterattacks after Xiao Rizi makes a move. This one's different; a demolition genius, a demolition expert, always in control... Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
It's pretty good. The plot holds up to scrutiny and aligns well with many historical figures, events, and locations. It's a blend of history and originality. The protagonist has some kind of special ability, but it's not entirely reliant on it. It's definitely worth watching.
I finished reading it. It's a pretty good novel for killing time. The plot progresses quickly and smoothly. There are several female characters, but there's not much romance or complicated relationships. Overall, the reading experience was quite good. It's a typical "power fantasy" novel set against the backdrop of anti-Japanese espionage.
Currently updated to chapter 298, I've already finished reading it all. I randomly picked this book when I was looking for something to read, and it turned out to be quite good. The author has a system in the story, but it doesn't appear very often, and the rewards it gives are reasonable and not too outrageous.
It's a very well-written novel. The plot is suspenseful, the writing is concise, and the transitions are excellent. It's rare to find such writing on Tomato Bookstore. This is truly a well-written piece that is both contemporary and literary.
Honestly, this book is better than the barbed wire! His intelligence seems to plummet from the moment he starts recognizing a Japanese father! The protagonist disappeared at age 15 and has been missing for 5 years, unable to recognize family, childhood friends, or even elders he watched grow up! Unless they're twins...
It feels very realistic (except for the existence of the system), the logic is quite rigorous, the relationships between characters are extensive yet not chaotic, and the portrayal of minor characters is also very successful; each person's existence has significant meaning, with different beliefs and different choices.
The most exciting part was the Shanghai station. The protagonist is a real genius, constantly blowing up the Japanese. His vigilance is also among the best of these kinds of spies and agents.