Spy War, No Such Person Found

I have to say that there is a new way of life for time travellers, no cheats, a new plot structure, and no drag. There is no so-called moral restraint, and you can continue to output when you are safe. It is very good. The new plot structure may not be understood by many. The espionage type in Tomato starts with a military agent, and they are tired of watching it. It's not easy to not be manipulated by any force, but also to take care of reading with an explosive sense of morality [laughing and crying]. I may not read any more espionage books in the near future, unless there is a new plot structure!

This is how spy war stories should be written. In the past, Tomato's spy war stories always had the protagonist join the military, either to be betrayed by Dai Yunong or to be betrayed by the military's latent spy. This way, you don't have to sell someone behind your back, and you can secretly help the red. It's not much more comfortable to watch than those 9-pointers who are betrayed every day.

It's very smooth, doesn't take sides, and has no bugs.

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Although there are some shortcomings, overall, it is quite good.

Not bad, pretty good

It's okay, let's take a look and talk about it

I've read ten chapters and I can't see anything wrong so far.

It's well written, but not enough to read.

The plot is relatively novel and the writing is smooth.

Finished with flowers 🌸. I give this book four stars. There are some minor flaws in the plot. But the flaws do not hide the virtues. Worth a look.

Work hard, come on, work hard

There is order by the river and there are stories by the river.

Hey hey hey, that's good

I like it very much, very beautiful

Not bad, just be more rigorous

Not bad, I don't know why the rating is so low

It's so interesting to write, so awesome

Riverside games are good, not bad

It's a very nice book, but I don't know why the rating is so low [shy]

Well organized and worth reading

The main plot is relatively novel.

Good looking, thoughtful thinking

Nice novel, enjoyable

Simple, clear and interesting

Why use so many "*" substitutions to affect reading?

Come on, come on, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.

Except for the lack of details at the end, everything else was pretty good.

Although there are many things that are not detailed enough, I like this kind of story, otherwise the time travel would be meaningless.

Short, concise, well-conceived, and beautiful.