The Years in Xinjing
新京岁月
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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In booklists 8
Classic Espionage Stories
I'd like something like Spy Shadow: Matsuno, Which One of Us Is the Mole? A classic espionage novel you won't regret reading.
The Best of Spy Thrillers
Looking for stories similar to Shanghai 1941: Code Name Ferry Crane. It's a really good spy novel.
Red-Themed Novels Based on Real History
Stories set in modern or contemporary history that realistically reflect social conditions.
Devoting One's Life to the Liberation of Humanity
Looking for books similar to That Time I Went Guerilla Warfare in Another World. Please recommend stories with tight logic that show the power of working together. It'd be even better if ordinary people rise to the occasion in desperate situationsヾ(^▽^*)))
Meticulously Researched Spy Fiction
Are there any spy novels where the characters don't give away their identities, appearance, or voice? I'm sick of these brainless plots. I just read one where, by chapter ten, a military intelligence agent saves a Communist and immediately reveals their identity. I'm so done.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Please Recommend Some Great Ones!
The Pinnacle of Spy-War Fiction
What's the best spy story you've ever read? The leads can be little people or big shots, I don't mind, as long as it's good.
High-Quality Spy Novels
Looking for stories similar to Returning to the Nest: Codename Lone Goose. A good book shouldn't be kept to yourself. You have to recommend it.
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Shanghai, 1941: Code Name Crane Ferry
The Hidden Game: A Silent Contest
Different Paths, Same Source
Jinling's Hidden Blade
Shanghai, 1937: The Silent Stitch
Espionage: A Transmigrator Just Trying to Stay Alive
Espionage: A One-Man-Army for the Military Statistics Bureau
Glory in the Dust
King of Espionage: Four Identities, Dancing on the Blade's Edge in Shanghai
Espionage: My Codename Is Demon-Mirror
A Match for Her Rival: The White Plum Agent's Comeback
War of Resistance: The Dark Zone Veteran Crushes the Japanese Invaders
Espionage: Too Many Identities? How Many Undercover Jobs Are You Working?
Espionage! My Female Instructor in the Military Statistics Bureau Is a Force to Be Reckoned With
Return to the Nest: Code Name Lone Goose
Espionage: Starting in 1936
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A person's thoughts are formed in their youth. The essence of writing lies in the details. Only by expressing the truth and avoiding embellishment can we truly reflect on the history of young people and embody the grandeur of history through their daily lives and intellectual growth!
It's well-written, without any time-travel elements, and quite objective and straightforward.
It looks good, but it's too short.
This book is well written; it is objective and pragmatic, without boasting or exaggeration, and without any protagonist's halo.