The Codebreaker

Although I gave it a five-star rating, I really couldn't read it. It might be a good book. However, the preface and pictures before each chapter can be completely integrated into the article. Separate annotations will make it difficult to focus and distract the mind. What a pity

I discovered this book by accident, and there was no rating for it with more than 5 million words. I was furious. I have read almost 40 chapters now, and I thought I should review it first. Different from conventional novels, the author uses the combination of scene reproduction and historical materials to present to us the touching story of the comrades on the intelligence front during the period of resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea, who were not afraid of hardships to deliver intelligence. If you like military history, you can read it carefully.