People in the Republic of China Were Crazy About Absorbing Luck

It's a tie in one day, very good-looking, with a growing heroine. Some comments say that the author loves men too much and writes the male protagonist too perfectly. I don't think so. The male protagonist comes from a big family and is considered a double agent, and he has been very successful so far. Isn't such a person perfect? The female protagonist is just an ordinary person who traveled from modern times. It is definitely impossible to compare with the male protagonist who has rich fighting experience in the beginning. But as the plot develops, the female protagonist also grows up step by step, right? There are also those who don't write about the appearance of the female protagonist, but only how handsome the male protagonist is. Not to mention that the author mentions the beauty of the female protagonist many times in the following article. As I read along, I actually didn't pay much attention to the appearance of the male and female protagonist. I was just attracted and moved by various plots. Come on, author, please update, the writing is great [Like]

I have read Chapter 98 so far, and I really don't feel the comments in the comment section that the male protagonist is very powerful and perfect. In my opinion, in that era, it was normal for the male protagonist to be a multi-faceted spy who was deeply scheming and had to consider all aspects of his actions. Otherwise, why would he be a spy? Spies have to be multi-faceted. The heroine is not weak, but she has traveled through time in the new century. She is just a newbie. She needs a process to grow into an outstanding agent. (It's pretty good so far. I'm continuing to catch up. I'll add more after the series is completed.)

The female protagonist is a growth type, I like it so much. The male protagonist surprisingly didn't annoy me hahahaha. Sometimes I'm really afraid of this kind of charming wife. Now that I see it, I feel that the male protagonist is a bit of a leader. The cautious state of the female protagonist in the latest chapter is so beautiful hahahaha.

Oh my God, it's a complete treasure. It's so beautiful. The heroine is very cute and patriotic. Although she can't be perfect, she has been working hard to improve herself and contribute to the ideals in her heart. Very, very, very beautiful! I'm lying to people, I'm a dog [I'm about to cry]

Ahhhhhhhh it's so beautiful! Although it is different from the spy novels I have read before, the golden finger is very big, but the heroine uses the golden finger again and again to save the regrets that have not been filled with the lives of tens of millions of people in our history. Isn't this a beautiful fantasy of that time? After all, the ancestors really wrote the victory with blood. It is not easy. The heroine is really well established. College students who may seem to be useless now are what those ancestors longed for the future children to grow up. It is not the clear and stupid way they are described now, but the bright and brilliant in their eyes...

I'll give it four stars first. Overall, it's pretty good-looking and the logic makes sense. And there is no comment section to say that Ai Nan is a coward. First of all, the heroine is an ordinary person in a peaceful era. She traveled to the Republic of China and was forcibly bound to a black koi carp that breathed luck. She was about to face torture. This kind of thing can be considered the beginning of the collapse of the world. In fact, if you watch carefully, you can feel the charm of the heroine, which can be seen in her battle of wits and courage with the black koi, her love for the country, and her growth. This is a growth-oriented heroine, not a cool novel, but for a spy story about the Republic of China, the heroine's stakes are actually quite high. It depends on whether the heroine can control it, but it is obvious that Black Koi has been deceived by the heroine. And after seeing the latest chapter, the heroine and the hero feel more like a revolutionary relationship, a comradeship, and a teacher-student relationship. The comment section says that the male protagonist is awesome, isn't that right? As an undercover agent of our party, and he is talented and learned, why not be awesome? Shouldn't our party's undercover agents be awesome? And I don't think the male protagonist overshadows the female protagonist. I'm even more fortunate that the male protagonist is willing to teach the female protagonist and let her grow up. She lives up to expectations and the female protagonist grows up very well! ! ! As long as the author doesn't have a brainwave at the end, I'll definitely give it five stars when it's finished.

It's tied all of a sudden. It's great. Manman is growing up step by step. As a college student in peacetime, she first battled wits and courage with fellow secret agents and the black koi fish. The following year, she left Shanghai and went to the northwest and northeast alone to carry out missions. The black koi fish really became a helper. It's so cool, so cool, so cool. It's fun every time the author arranges a way for Ritsu to die. I'm already looking forward to the next Kojima Fireworks Show (?) [Cool] The relationship between Xie and Xie is also very good, not very embarrassing. Although there are no clear signs after more than 400 chapters, and there are not many emotional lines, Xie is equivalent to the person who handles the follow-up matters for the heroine. Finally, Gongbi, Pixiu, Taoist, Heavenly Punishment... Comrade, I will win [Blow a kiss] Friendly reminder, don't read the paragraphs for the first 20 or 30 chapters. The heroine is also an ordinary person. The black koi is not a system, not a system, not a system. It is at most a goblin. It is a goblin that is very bad at the beginning. It will absorb the fate of the country. In the end, it is all due to the heroine's PUA. It dyes it red. It is equivalent to a tool to see the good and evil of the temporary owner. Fortunately, the heroine is a good person.

It's surprisingly good-looking. I've read a spy novel about a super-strong female protagonist called Goldfinger before, but the few I've read since have been unsatisfactory. The golden finger of the heroine in this book is a black koi carp, which absorbs the enemy's luck. This setting is quite novel. So far, it doesn't feel like there are any surprises. At least I think it's quite smooth. I recommend it.

It's quite good-looking. The heroine is just like an ordinary person who wears clothes, so she's not a strong female character. She should grow up in the future. The male protagonist is quite suitable. After all, the female protagonist, who is full of loopholes and wants to help with everything, needs a partner. This kind of thing is very good to work together and it is also very good to drink. Please keep up the good work of the author.

I started seeing some book reviews saying that the heroine was too weak. I originally wanted to avoid lightning, but I also liked the theme of the Anti-Japanese War, so I decided to read it casually. If it didn't work, I gave up. I read dozens of chapters in one go, and I didn't expect it to be very interesting. The heroine is not weak at all, smart, witty and brave, and is dedicated to resisting Japan and patriotism. , And in the process of cooperating with Black Koi to deceive the enemy, his physical fitness and mind are constantly improving step by step. The male protagonist is an excellent double-sided agent, and he cooperates with the female protagonist to fight against Japan. The plot is compact and exciting, and the more you read, the better it gets. I recommend it to book friends, and it will not be a loss if you join the trap.

It's rare to see a spy story that I can read twice. There are cheats, but they don't rely entirely on cheats to make me happy. Instead, they rely on cheats to reduce casualties on the basis of human planning. The characters of the heroine and the hero are very real, and they are in line with the beautiful spirit of modern college students and the foresight of multiple spies in the Republic of China. They are not greasy, not arrogant, and not holy. Although there is a male protagonist, it's almost 300 chapters, and it feels like they just have a tacit understanding of cooperation. There is no sign of feelings between the two of them. As long as the author doesn't write random emotional scenes later, it shouldn't collapse.

It's good-looking, even though the heroine has a golden finger. But it's still pretty good-looking. The heroine is just an ordinary person at the beginning, so she has no disguise, and she slowly grows up later on. The black koi has done a good job and maybe it's not that black anymore. A growth-oriented heroine. Who would have known from the beginning that the heroine would be so powerful in the future? The black koi fish will turn red. The author writes well and the writing style is also good. It is highly watchable and can also be read and listened to.

It is a very interesting book. The heroine and her black koi gold finger check and balance each other, fight wits and courage, and grow up along the way. Finally, the heroine realizes her dream of severely damaging Japan, and the koi realizes her wish to ascend. Moreover, the overall plot logic is not exaggerated or Long Aotian. It contains the confusion and fear of arriving in a strange world for the first time, as well as the precipitation and growth after finding an organization and belonging. When her own safety conflicts with the interests of her family and country, how can the heroine be able to hold back her temper, slow down her plans, lengthen the front line, and fight to the end to achieve both ends [face covering] [face covering] not considered a different kind of success?

So pretty! Combining online logic with a sense of refreshment, the heroine is really a representative of modern clear and stupid college students [laughing]. It feels like Black Koi also has its own story line. It won't become dark for no reason. I don't know if it can be cleared up in the later stage. There is no relationship line at the moment. The introduction says it is a cooperative marriage. I hope the comrades-in-arms friendship will not deteriorate. The cp is left to us readers to fight on their own, and the two of them should not talk about it. Come on, keep updating, the author is awesome! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

Yes, this novel is full of emotional value. The male protagonist is more successful because he comes from a scholarly family, he comes from a wealthy family, he has studied abroad for many years, he is a multi-faceted spy, he is loyal to our party, he is very wise and almost demonic, and he is firm in materialism [face covering] The heroine opens with a clear female college student who came out of the peaceful era. She has a golden finger but makes people feel very sorry for her. She has a perfect mental state (live if you can, die if you can't) (absolute self-interest of modern people, except for the country). She is a growth-oriented heroine. She often learns skills by herself. She talks to people and talks to ghosts. Gradually, he became independent. In the later period, the male protagonist became invisible and the female protagonist completely let herself go. The only thing she played was her heartbeat [Like][Like][Like] Author, where is the extra? ? ? [What]

I really like the article. I wonder why the rating is only over 8 points. I looked through the comments and found that many people commented on the love for men in the female channel. I feel that the author described the appearance, talent and ability of the male protagonist too perfectly, and the female protagonist is very ordinary. To be honest, the appearance of the male protagonist and the first encounter with the female protagonist did make me feel this way. But after reading the following, I personally think the logic is reasonable. As a college student in the 21st century, the female protagonist has just traveled to such chaos. In such a situation, she needs protection and guidance to grow up, and she has a special golden finger, so the fewer people who know about it, the better. The author arranges a male protagonist to complete this. I personally think it is reasonable, so readers who read the book and review it hope to continue reading after reading my comments. Later, the female protagonist will leave Shanghai to act alone, and it feels like the male protagonist has purely become a tool. (The dog head saves life! The dog head saves life! The dog head saves life! Don't scold me! Don't scold me! Don't scold me! Say I love men too much! )

The heroine has a lovable personality and has grown from a sunny "college student" to an excellent "agent". The koi carp she carries has also changed her direction because of the heroine. The male protagonist is very fond of sapiosexuals and has a handsomeness similar to "Minglou". The two people's behavior and way of getting along are very popular. They are teachers and students, bosses and employees, partners, and friends. The relationship line is very obscure and even the ending is not revealed, but is it not sweeter than those artificial saccharins? There is no need to go out of your way to write a romantic line, but it is full of CP feeling, which makes people automatically get excited. The second half is almost the heroine's personal show, and Golden Finger greatly gives the pleasure and refreshing feeling of revenge, satisfying the readers' fantasy needs.

The pacing and characterization are both good, and so far both the characters and the plot are pretty good, nothing particularly intolerable. The characters grow up gradually, and they have bright spots and shortcomings, but they are not too outrageous. Goldfinger is also more interesting, with more points to be explored.

As a romance novel, it is really great. Although she is not a big heroine, she is really smart as a modern person. She is a college student version of Cuiping. I just hope that the male and female protagonists can be together in the finale and not separate like Cuiping and Yu Zecheng.

It's pretty good-looking. I like the heroine's character very much, and she's growing up little by little. She's not as love-minded as some time-travel heroines. When I see a handsome guy, my heart keeps twisting, and I just think about falling in love.

It looks good so far. The heroine is a modern college student, not very smart, but patriotic! Being bound by the black koi, he didn't want to harm the country, so he accidentally crossed into the Republic of China. Although the female protagonist has a bad mind, the male protagonist? It should be the male protagonist, he has a good brain, the two of them work together, it's really fun to watch [Shy] The black koi is not very easy to use, but it has space, it can absorb luck and kill people, it's also a big golden finger [Facepalm]

It's very interesting. Love in the Republic of China is very sad. It's also very difficult for spies to have a good ending in the Republic of China. So I want to see someone with a golden finger who can help the ancestors and make them sacrifice less. When I read the novel, I hope they will be better. Even if it is only in the novel, I especially hope that it can let them know that the future life is really as they wish and that we really live our lives. Very good, better than any other country. I hope the author can give the male protagonist and the female protagonist a good ending. They are all novels and have golden fingers. I hope they can achieve perfection. I hope the black koi matter can get a good solution. I hope the male and female protagonists can be together in the end [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart], come on, come on, come on

It looks good. Although the heroine is a clear and stupid college student, she is devoted to the party, has a strong learning ability, and is also very smart. After seeing the latest chapter, she is evenly matched with the male protagonist. She is super invincible and cute. Man-characters are really not easy to mess with.

Various anti-Japanese methods are very refreshing to read, and the writing style is also very good. Nine out of ten republics were tragic. I didn't dare to read this kind of article before, but the cheating is different. I really hope that our seniors could have done something wrong during the war. When I saw it, I really wanted to raise my gun and attack the Japanese.

For a growth-type female protagonist, in the early stage the male protagonist sets tasks and the female protagonist takes action. In the middle period, the female protagonist becomes more subjective and will think of her own course of action based on the ultimate goal of the mission. The male protagonist is responsible for providing the information the female protagonist needs and helping with the aftermath. In the last hundred or so chapters, the heroine goes out to perform tasks alone. The hero receives information remotely, delivers information, and performs the tasks given to him by the heroine. He has not appeared for so long that I even forgot his name. The title "The boss accepts his work in case of trouble" made me so happy (๑＞ڡ＜)☆. There is also the koi fish, which was transformed from a bad fish that threatened the heroine's life into a black job by PUA. A fish does several jobs, and even though it knows that the heroine is against it, it still actively gives luck. This is because the heroine has not learned PUA. If she has, how will the koi fish be adjusted? Regarding the relationship line, although the relationship between the male and female protagonists is interesting, I didn't feel ambiguous at all. The male protagonist spends gold coins, helps with the aftermath, and plans the female protagonist's life. "Parents love their children deeply, and their plans are far-reaching. If their love is deep, they will take care of everything." He makes jokes with the female protagonist. He is afraid that the female protagonist will have nowhere to go after he dies, so he specially leaves the female protagonist a huge property abroad. What is this if not a legacy? He is simply the most perfect father figure in the hearts of Chinese children. Although the fourth to last paragraph of the last chapter is stamped "lover", I still think the relationship between them is father and daughter. There is no plot where the author makes the heroine suffer through hardships. Several paragraph reviews mentioned that the xxx method can be used. As long as the settings allow it, in a few paragraphs or even the next paragraph, it is planned to use this method to complete the task. Some people think that this novel loves men, but I can only say that they think that the ordinary orphan who grew up in a peaceful era, the novice spy heroine who needs to guard against a koi after time travel, is not better than the male protagonist who has been a multi-faceted spy for many years, but is abstract to a certain extent. Here is the demining: 1. The male protagonist's early appearance carries a bit of description specifically for the boss, but it is limited to the level of "dark eyes", "smiling lowly", and "obedient". It is a bit shocking, but not too much, just static electricity level. 2. The CP party in the paragraph feels like they have infiltrated into the fans of the domineering boss's spoiled wife. It is normal for them to shout sweet when they poke you. However, shouting sweet to "obedient" people is too similar to the style of the domineering boss's spoiled wife lovers.

This book becomes more and more charming the more I read it! Many people who watched it for an hour or two said that the author loves men, just because there was a long description of the male protagonist's appearance at the beginning? If you read on, you will find that this is the only description of his appearance. The heroine has some shortcomings, but her character is really in line with the characteristics of our modern people. She is a very ordinary person, but in the process of fighting wits and courage with the black koi, she will find her charm more and more. An ordinary modern person, and a high-ranking double agent from the Republic of China, so it's natural that the male protagonist is stronger than the female protagonist. The black koi is a trap, a very big trap. As long as you think that the people being harmed by this trap are young people and traitors, no matter how outrageous the trap is, it will make you happy! After the showdown between the two, the male protagonist provides the female protagonist with help before the cheating and the aftermath of the cheating, and the female protagonist cheats when she dares to do it. This is good, isn't it? Anyway, the further back it gets, the better it looks. I hope the author will update it soon!

It's particularly good. The heroine has a positive outlook on life, is patriotic, sticks to her own bottom line and principles, is not like a holy mother, and is not verbose and hesitant about things she does. It's really good!

This book is awesome! One of Tomato's best articles, but the title was a bit of a delay, so I almost missed it. I feel like the photos won't be any worse than those of the pretenders. Looking forward to updating soon

This is a time-travel spy novel that I really like. The heroine grows up step by step. With her correct outlook on life and clear mind, she also turns the black koi that went astray into a koi that has soared in merit and success. It's really good-looking. The warriors of that era made people cry. Although the male protagonist has fewer scenes, the interaction between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is really warm. Although there is no obvious emotional description between the two, the friendship between the revolutionary partners fighting together is already very warm and touching. However, the ending is a bit hasty. I hope there will be a sequel.

Black Koi: At first I thought it was a selfish monster with evil intentions. In the end, it was discovered that he was an unlucky koi who was not very experienced in the world and had acted too hastily in order to rise to the top. He was retaliated by the backlash and was fond of fooling around with cute and cruel girls. Heroine: She always says that she is a selfish egoist, but in everything she does and every move she makes, she can be seen as a girl with upright views, grateful, patriotic, optimistic and cheerful, and with a big heart. A bright person who has a firm heart and is not disturbed by external things. Male protagonist: A handsome, resourceful, strategist, and exhaustive person. To put it bluntly, he has a good brain, is also a calm and qualified leader, and is also a soldier who is ready to sacrifice himself for the motherland at any time. The female protagonist is an orphan, and when she grows up, she is an ordinary college student. She has not undergone strict spy training, and the original protagonist is only a marginal figure. She didn't understand that her newbie was normal, just a female college student who loved reading novels and lying down. The male master teaches the female protagonist skills and knowledge, and the female protagonist will also try to learn to analyze with her own brain without relying on koi. The heroine is constantly growing and absorbing, and she knows how to act and hide herself. Starting around Chapter 300, the heroine began to complete tasks alone, killing Japanese soldiers and grabbing supplies. She has grown to be very good. Koi, the more I look at it, the more I fall in love with it. The heroine pua koi, koi in the end The carp pua itself. Always being fooled into lameness, ever since The black koi carp turned into a "red koi carp", and he loved to play (the devils in the hospital died in various supernatural ways), but he also liked to bargain every time he was asked by the heroine to convey luck. The key is that he still felt that what the heroine said made sense every time. It's so cute, so naughty, almost like a child. Whether it's the male protagonist, the female protagonist, or the koi fish, I like them all. I like the relationship between the male and female protagonists, the male protagonist's pampering of the female protagonist, and the dialogue between the two. They trust each other. The male protagonist knows full well that the female protagonist has "superpowers", but the two of them have never made it clear. The male protagonist knows that he knows, but he doesn't ask. The heroine also knows that the hero knows, but she doesn't shy away from it. The few humorous moments in the novel only exist in the dialogue between the male and female protagonists, and in the "negotiations" between the female protagonist and the koi fish. This is not a cool novel from the beginning. Even if there is a "golden finger", it will have the protagonist's personal growth process. Maybe when I first read the article, I wanted to complain about why she was so reckless and acted so impulsively. I don't really like spy novels that are all about driving all the way and having fun all the way. Especially a novel with four to five hundred chapters and more than one million words will make you feel tired after reading it for a long time. Did I forget to mention that there is really no extra story? Or what about the second part? It feels like the finale I couldn't see enough, it was a little rushed, so I left it blank. Highly recommended!!! Can anyone recommend some good spy novels? I really can't find anything I like.