War of Resistance: A Legendary Doctor's Life in Espionage

Some of the logic is very clear, but I don't know why I feel that the male protagonist was a bit naive in the environment at that time, but overall it's good. It's about whether there can be no female protagonist in the spy period, and then the country will make achievements on the front line, and it will soon be liberated and have a lover with a vision similar to that of the Red Party. The male protagonist will be in his thirties or forties, a good age to work hard (of course, it will be more in line with the public without a female protagonist, but... One will do, too) Fire Tongs Liu Ming

It is well written, very tempting and in-depth, and there are not too many irrational plots, because to be honest, the character of the protagonist is not very likable, because he introduced himself from the beginning as a Chinese-Japanese mixed race. Although this identity will bring him some help at the time, it may not be suitable for some readers. Maybe you don't like his character very much. I feel that the author can arrange for this protagonist to deepen cooperation with Japan more often, but it is limited to cooperation, which is to provide scientific research and technical means, and then shorten the distance with them, go deep into it, and gain their trust. After all, the protagonist himself is of Chinese and Japanese descent. , It is easier to be accepted by the other party, because the protagonist knows a lot of news about the war in advance, but he cannot tell all this for no reason. This will have an adverse impact on his life safety, so the protagonist can use the fact of being friendly with the Japanese as a cover to explain why he is Why do you know so much information? All in all, I think the author has succeeded in shaping this protagonist. He is very objective and looks at the problem with his identity in whatever era he is in, rather than imposing our current concepts on the protagonist. I hope the author will continue to fight!!!

The protagonist travels back in time to become a doctor who has returned from studying abroad. The identity arrangement is reasonable, there is no cheating, and the content is rich and rich. The protagonist tries his best to fight against the Japanese. The setting is appropriate and logical. It's about whether the protagonist should reduce his contact with the red party, lest his identity be suspected by Director Dai.

It's so good, a very novel spy novel. Ah, can the author update it quickly? Do you want to see how many chapters you have just updated? You only have more than 50 chapters. 😢😢😢😢😢

Why was it taken off the shelves!

The new book is on the bookshelf, please support me 😢

I hope there won't be a female protagonist

Why was it removed from the shelves? 😢

The book is off the shelves!!?????

Everything else is good, but the medical skills are a bit exaggerated. The medical conditions at that time should not be able to complete such difficult operations.