Espionage: I’m a Screwdriver, Infiltrating No. 76
谍战：我是螺丝刀，卧底76号
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- Shanghai, 1938: Awakened an Infinite Space from the Start上海1938，开局觉醒无限空间Alternate title on Fanqie
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Well written! The fact that it doesn't indiscriminately kill is a good point. I read a book where the protagonist massacred the 76th Division and the police station, mistakenly killing many undercover agents. This one is much better. One suggestion is that the protagonist's attitude towards choosing missions is too casual. Back then, unless you had connections at the top, low-ranking members of the Military Intelligence Bureau had no chance, and they wouldn't let you choose.
It's satisfying when the protagonist has a huge cheat code, but after reading more logically rigorous and cautious undercover stories, you'll find that many of the protagonist's actions are imprudent and brainless.
The storyline is decent, not quite on par with top-tier works, but still readable. It could use more words, though. Keep it up! Five stars!
3.5 Stars. I've opened this twice, and both times I only managed to read 20 or 30 chapters before giving up. I've already finished the better ones, and I really can't find any good spy novels anymore.
This is a humorous novel. The protagonist isn't particularly handsome; he's ordinary yet mischievous, and deserves a five-star rating.
The book's plot is full of twists and turns. It deviates from the usual formula, offering a fresh perspective. The characters are vividly portrayed, making it easy to empathize with the hardships and struggles of the martyrs of that era and feel moved and grateful for their sacrifices.
This is a captivating and atmospheric masterpiece of Republican-era espionage. The story boasts a solid historical backdrop, with various factions intertwined, and the power struggles between the 76th Division, the underground Communist Party, and the Military Intelligence Bureau are brilliantly portrayed.
At the rendezvous point, we found two boxes. One box contained a brand-new firearm and three grenades, and next to it was a cloth bag containing two hundred silver dollars. After I finish reading this book, I'll donate all two hundred dollars to the author. It's so good, but it's exhausting to keep watching. I'll have to fatten you up before I eat you up, at least until I've finished watching these episodes.
Of all the novels I've read about the War of Resistance Against Japan, this is, in my opinion, the best. Seriously, check it out! 👍👍👍👍👍 However, one downside is that the updates are too slow. 🤦🤦🤦🤦
It's worth appreciating; the comfortable and intelligent online description is detailed and vivid, creating a very comfortable feeling. I think investing in it is worthwhile.