[Japanese-Style Western Fantasy] [Multiple Heroines] [Light Novel] [No Holds Barred] [Lighthearted Comedy] [Slow Burn] [Slice of Life]
An Luo is unlucky enough to transmigrate into a Western fantasy game and become a spy.
The good news: An Luo is a triple agent and gets three paychecks!
The bad news: An Luo is about to bite the dust, so he has to save himself fast!
At the critical moment, he awakens the [Strongest Spy System]!
With the System’s help, he rises through the ranks!
The succubus sisters serving in the Demon Army: “Brother An Luo~ Let’s defect to the Empire together and betray the demons~”
The elegant, wise, mature female hero: “An Luo, let’s elope together and betray the kingdom!”
The adorable, sweet-natured Holy Maiden of the Church: “An Luo, why don’t you become the pope?”
An Luo spreads his hands, looking a little helpless. “Stop testing me! I really am not a mole!”
Several years later.
An Luo, who serves simultaneously as an officer in the Demon King’s army, director of the Empire’s Secret Service, head of the Kingdom’s Security Bureau, and a cleric of the Church of the Goddess of Luck, is being interviewed by reporters in the imperial capital.
Reporter: “Mr. An Luo, people keep questioning whether you’re a spy. What do you have to say about that?”
An Luo clutches his chest and cries out with heartfelt conviction: “My loyalty is beyond all doubt!”
Just don’t ask who he’s loyal to!
After updating the new book, I read the author's old book. I think it is better overall than the Magical Girl one. This one also has a slightly different personality of the protagonist. For example, the reason why the other two friends gave it two stars is that they were bad good guys in the early stage and wanted to save a spy when their own life and death were at stake. In the end, they were forced to fail to save the spy, and later became the big bad B. I really think some of the characters are quite miserable, such as the nun, and the girl who has a crush on the male protagonist. The plot is not as funny as the new book, and some plot twists are also very blunt. For example, it is obvious that the protagonist is about to be exposed, and then Director Raven inexplicably and the male protagonist of the city government's human security, inexplicably find a confidant succubus, etc. Finally, it is a pity that the plot ended so hastily without any introduction. Overall, it's okay. The writing is relatively smooth, the story is pretty good, and the worldview is pretty good. I hope the author can learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses to write the magical girl book well.