The Faceless Man of Republican China
行走在民国的无面人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 918k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The Best Spy Thrillers You Can Think Of, Preferably With Transmigration
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The Best Spy Novels
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Espionage! Espionage!
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Ghost Story Collection
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Republican-Era Spy Fiction: The Protagonist Transmigrates with a Golden Finger
Espionage Novels, Like Evergreen Ivy's Shadow Over the Republic of China
Mystery and espionage.
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Meticulously Researched Spy Fiction
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<i>Lord of the Mysteries</i>, Potion Sequences, Visionary, Spectator Pathway
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Spy-War System Stories Set in a Bygone Era!!!!!
!!! Spy warfare
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Espionage Novels Like The Infiltrator and Harbin 1944
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Martial Arts Training in Republican-Era China, Possibly with a Cheat
Set in the Republican era. It could also be in Uncle Jiu’s world. The protagonist learns martial arts, and can have a cheat System or something like that.
Spies and Pocket Dimensions in Republican-Era China
Spy Thrillers Where the Protagonist Uses a Golden Finger to Help the Communist Cause in the Red Era
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Archaea, True Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, and Cancer Cells
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The protagonist is transported to the Republican era during the War of Resistance against Japan, working as a Kuomintang secret agent and undercover observer. It's a light fantasy story with a system element. The writing is decent, though there are a few minor flaws occasionally. It's worth a read. Chapters 28-9 reveal that the Japanese are conducting virus experiments.
It's a very good show; the plot is delicate, original, and captivating. As long as it doesn't include a female lead or any ambiguous romantic subplots, it's guaranteed to be a hit.
I finished it in one go! Author, please update more! I love the protagonist's personality. Being cautious and cunning is key; other spy novels portray characters as all-powerful and domineering, even more so than those anti-Japanese war dramas. Keep updating, there's too little!
It's pretty good, but it doesn't mention whether there are any further advancements in this system. Is it only limited to Faceless Men?
It's a great read, with a very interesting premise: mysterious, fortune tellers, clowns, magicians, and a sequence of faceless beings. I've recently become interested in spy novels and have collected over 40 of them. This one, with its "golden finger" feature, was the first book I read, and I didn't hesitate to skip chapters.
It's alright, the writing is good, but the protagonist's actions are a bit revealing, like when a kid finds half a cigarette, the protagonist trades it for half a roast duck, all in front of several adults 🤦
First of all, the book is quite excellent, but the constant switching between first-person and third-person narration severely impacts the reading experience. I'm deducting a star because it makes me wonder if the author time-traveled and is writing an autobiography? The constant switching from the beginning to the latest chapter is a bit of a hassle; I'll take a little time to revise it. I wish the author continued success in writing! I'll revise the review once the narration is fixed. 😏
Keep updating! Look at other war-themed novels; they've all reached over 1000 chapters and have ratings in the 9s. Everyone else is working hard to update, so you need to keep going! Keep up the good work and support them! I believe you'll become a top-tier author, and you'll definitely be a contender for the next Tomato Award! Keep updating, and let's get this going!
This is so good! This is a masterpiece among Tomato's spy novels that rekindled my hopes after I was disappointed by it. Aside from being short, it has no flaws. It's the only book that can surpass "The Spy in the Republican Era"!! Keep it up!
It's primarily written in the second person, with some first-person perspectives interspersed. It's a bit difficult to read, but the content is decent.