Spy Games: I Infiltrated the Enemy and Became a Japanese General!?

The male protagonist travels back in time, has the ability to read minds, and is accidentally recognized as the heir to the Fujino family, a noble family in childhood. He becomes the only direct descendant. He has been secretly stealing information, causing trouble everywhere, and becoming a bayonet inserted into the heart of the enemy! The plot has ups and downs, it's exciting, and it's beautiful to watch!

It's very interesting, and the pattern gradually becomes larger. It's not like other small works. The further you read, the more you can see the author's intentions. As the author said at the beginning, this is not the kind of mindless and exciting article, but a step-by-step process as the protagonist progresses. Although the first dozens of chapters make many people feel bland, which affects many people's evaluation of the book to a certain extent, but this is necessary if you want the overall picture of the book to be less superficial and brainless. If you want to write better, you can only do this. It will certainly attract more people to be enjoyable at the beginning, but overall it will affect the outline to become empty and superficial. You won't go wrong if you read more about this book.

The writing is smooth, thoughtful, and refreshing, and the protagonist has a very high starting point, making it very comfortable to read.

The structure is clear, the content is substantial, and the action descriptions are well-founded. It is not a mindless book, and it is a particularly delicious book. But the fly in the ointment is that there are some particularly explicit descriptions of women, which made me feel a little physically and mentally uncomfortable, but there is nothing I can do about it. This is indeed a common point among male authors. I hope the author can improve it.

A very interesting spy novel. There are some spy novels that I can't read. This one is very good. After reading it, the author hastily updated it. I guarantee it every day and code it quickly.

The protagonist disguises himself as the exiled heir of a Japanese aristocrat, and is trained as a Chinese spy in Country Z. In fact, he is a spy of Country Z in Japan, and he rises through the ranks in the army. Highly recommended [Top Post][Top Post][Top Post]

Its plot has ups and downs and is exciting. Each chapter is like a carefully planned chess game, full of intrigues, tricks and reversals. The author cleverly weaves story clues, allowing readers to guess and reason in the intricate plot, as if they were in the ever-changing spy scene. From the thrilling intelligence theft to the thrilling life-and-death battle, every plot makes people's blood boil and they can't stop. The characters are distinct and full of depth. You can see the intelligent, calm and courageous agents, who skillfully maneuver under the eyes of their enemies, sacrificing everything for their country and beliefs; you can also see the cunning, ruthless villains, whose existence adds more tension and conflict to the story. These characters not only have distinctive personalities, but also carry complex emotions and values, allowing readers to resonate strongly during the reading process. Spy novels often incorporate historical backgrounds to make the stories more substantial and realistic. It allows us to understand that in a specific historical period, those unknown heroes held on to their beliefs in the darkness for the benefit of the country and the nation, and used wisdom and courage to fight to the death with the enemy. By reading spy novels, we seem to travel through time and space, and personally feel the changes of that era and the vicissitudes of history.

The length of reading speaks for itself, as well as the time spent listening to the book. It's really beautiful, addictive, real, and a little bit fun. The writing is very real, logical, thoughtful, and very supportive. There are very few flaws. Come on, author, this book should be popular. There is something wrong with this person.

Seeing Chapter 49, the setting of the character as a "Japanese noble" is quite interesting. I look forward to more exciting content.

After seeing this position, basically the entire article will be clear. This article is very creative. From the time travel to the recognition of the new body, the author uses constant psychological hints to create suspense and suspense. So the uniqueness at the beginning of this article is really attractive. Therefore, this book has a certain degree of novelty, and the historical narrative is relatively detailed, and has certain academic value and academic inquiry. However, the article becomes a little dull after more than 300 chapters, and the overall framework is basically clear, so the value of subsequent reading is reduced and the expectation is somewhat reduced. For me, I already basically know the prediction of the subsequent plot, so I won't read it again. Despite its shortcomings, the whole book is a very creative anti-war novel. People who are patient and like logic are very suitable for reading. (Because I saw that the traffic of this book was not very high in the later period, I hope you can work hard!)