I'm Just a Taoist, Definitely Not a Spy
我就是个道士，绝对不是特务
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- War & Espionage
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Male Lead, War of Resistance, Spatial Storage, and Scavenging Supplies
Supernatural, Urban, Taoist Priests, Taoist Arts, Taoist Sects. No Weird Dungeon Arcs
Taoist arts and Taoist sects, but no bizarre dungeon arcs. I've had enough of these bizarre stories lately. The writing is unbearably ridiculous. If ghosts can be killed by just any random thing, then they aren't ghosts anymore.
Any Novels About One Person Fighting the Japanese Invaders During the War of Resistance?
No Li Yunlong! Looking for a novel about someone who transmigrates to the War of Resistance against Japan and has a System.
Spy Novels With a Cautious Lead Who Puts His Own Survival First
Out of Books to Read, Recommend High-Quality Stories Like The Wire
Looking for books similar to Spy War: My Codename Is Useless Barbed Wire (Spy War: The Deadly Trap). I want recommendations for books of equal or better quality than Spy War: My Codename Is Useless Barbed Wire. I’ve been reading for a long time and am pretty picky, especially about logical consistency...
The Best Anti-Japanese War Stories
Looking for books like *Spy War: I Can Actually Identify Spies* (*Spy War: Behind Enemy Lines*). Share your good resistance-war and spy-war novels with everyone. Don’t keep them to yourselves!
Looking for Stories About Fighting the Japanese Invaders Alone, Without Joining an Organization
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Stories With Smart Characters
I like detailed depictions of warfare. I'm not into stories about providing aid or going into business, or weapons from different eras. I just want straightforward military fiction.
Highly Recommend In the Name of the People
Looking for books like From the Start, Turning the Tables on the Shajia Gang: Why Is Liangping Weeping at the Grave?
Great Books About the Handong Political Scene, The Name of the People, the Best Book on the Entire Internet
I’m looking for the best books like *In the Name of the People*. I’m in a reading slump, please recommend something.
Looking for Spy-War Novels Like The Infiltrator, Kite, and The Disguiser
Action-Packed Stories About the War Against Japan
I want a book like The Snow Wolf's Mission 2: Wolf Hero. The situation in Wuhan and other regions was becoming increasingly precarious. Just then, the patriotic spirit of a legendary figure was awakened once more, and by a twist of fate...
Spy Thriller! Spy Thriller! Spy Thriller! Spy Thriller! Spy Thriller! I Want Spy Thrillers!
Spy stories!
Looking for a New, Really Great Novel About the War of Resistance and Spy Warfare, Rated at Least 9/10
Looking for books like Spy King: This Undercover Agent Gets Danger Warnings (Deep Sea Infiltration). A fantastic new resistance-era spy thriller, rated over 9 out of 10. Come check it out!
Recommend Some Modern Taoist Novels
Looking for a Modern Novel About a Taoist Priest Living in a Mountain Temple, No Livestreaming
The protagonist cultivates on a mountain. No mindless livestreaming, please. I want something tranquil and free from worldly concerns.
Anti-Japanese War Stories About Someone Who Goes It Alone and Joins No Organization
Are there any stories set during wartime where one person fights the Japanese invaders alone, keeps to themselves, and never joins any organization?
The Protagonist Is a Taoist Priest, No Flirting and No Female Lead
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China With a Cheat Ability, Become a Disciple of a Baji Quan Grandmaster, and Pursue the Ultimate in Martial Arts
Disciples of Maoshan, Zaoge Mountain, and Longhu Mountain Traveling the World and Becoming Taoist Masters
Historical Spy Thrillers, Preferably With a System
Espionage
Books with Cultivation Stages Like Refining Essence into Qi, Refining Qi into Spirit, and Refining the Void to Merge with the Dao
I'd like books similar to One Man, One Mountain.
I Want Stories About Taoist Priests, Not Livestreaming. Everything Has to Be Livestreamed These Days, and I'm over It
The Heavens Stretch Far and Wide; May the Dao Flourish Evermore. Fellow Daoists, I'm Out of Books. Please Recommend Taoist Stories
Looking for books like The Mage Is Unmatched.
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As long as it's a book about fighting Japanese invaders, it's logical and not some ghost story! All give five points
Nice! It's my favorite type, but there is currently no female protagonist. And it's hidden behind the scenes. And after reading it, I suddenly had some new insights. Because I exist in the "present", I am obsessed with "past history." The protagonist is also in the early stage, and his thinking is in "now" thinking. Later, I suddenly realized that our ancestors did not know the future, so they fought hard for the future. For them the future is unknown, for us it is the past and history. But you can't stop doing it just because you know the future. Otherwise the future will be just a fantasy.
The writing is good and the Anti-Japanese War is interesting. The pig-footed Taoist priest comes out of the mountain. It is a very fantasy anti-Japanese war. It is worth watching. Basically no poison points It's just that the system backpack that was developed later is very troublesome. Since it's a good article, let's just have unlimited space or be able to enter and exit the space. It's safe and convenient [laughter]
It's a pretty good book. The writing and logic are basically on point. Except for the ending, which is a bit sloppy, everything else is okay. However, the endings of novels on this subject are relatively difficult to write, so this is not a drawback. Overall, the author really put his heart into it.
It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist is very smart, has clear thoughts, is rational and prudent, and acts very cautiously. As an underground worker who never shows his face, he is definitely a master. I have read the whole article, and there is no poisonous point at all. In addition, it also has a good golden finger. It is a very exciting anti-war article. Unfortunately, the amount is still a bit small and not enough to read.
Not bad, Shuangwen. As for cultivation, the protagonist meditates and practices every day and uses those skills. Can't these increase proficiency, even if it increases slowly? Is it set that it can only be increased through merit? I'm currently reading Chapter 92 and found that several skills are not used. When merit is abundant, the realm is not mentioned. The demand is too high and cannot be improved, and there is no set level for the same realm. It doesn't matter if it's improved or not. In theory, fighting should be martial arts. It only takes 10,000 merits to advance to a high level. It should be able to improve physical fitness and so on. Not to mention Qinggong, at least it can be as light as a swallow and move faster. That Feng Shui skill upgrade should theoretically be able to cause trouble for the Japanese Military Police and the Special High School Headquarters.
The writing is sophisticated, no nonsense, the plot is fascinating, and the concept is wonderful. Although the ability is ridiculous, it doesn't feel like a drama. It is very interesting. There are no messy beauty hero jokes. The breeze blows in the valley. It is a relatively fresh spy story. The little animals in it are very cute. The street kid is so motivated and so cute.
The organic combination of Goldfinger and the Anti-Japanese War, the writing is good, there are no poisonous points, and the excitement is high. When I saw the reminder, the author started in Shanghai, bombed many arsenals, bombed the 731, bombed the Izumo battleship, went to Northern Shaanxi, Southern New Fourth, and now to Nanjing. It is estimated that after Nanjing, the protagonist's merits will be enough. I look forward to the protagonist going to Tokyo.
A cool article, not a particularly exaggerated one, I give it five stars.
Although it hangs a lot, I feel very comfortable so far.