Long Er in a Spy Drama

It's very well written. It portrays an ordinary person with a patriotic heart. Every Chinese person has not forgotten and cannot forget the crimes committed by the Japanese against us.

The author's writing is so realistic! They clearly put in a lot of effort, haha! 👍

It's very well-written. I skipped the part about the womanizer (but I felt that back then, it was unavoidable; everyone would feel uneasy if she didn't). The plot is very well-developed, with each element seamlessly connected to the next. Given the current rating of only 7-something, I feel it will definitely rise later. My expectation is at least 9.23.

The author's skillful writing presents a unique perspective on the Republican era, depicting the various attitudes and responses to enemy invasion, both positive and negative, with each person having their own thoughts. It's quite excellent.

The background and character development are good, but the only problem is the system set up at the beginning, which allows for enhancement based on the energy within the jade. However, aside from the initial enhancement when the system first appeared, this function is never used again. Even the spatial ability is only used once in the story, resulting in self-destruction.

The story of a scoundrel's rise to power and a high-ranking official's corruption against a backdrop of espionage, with plot twists that are incredibly captivating.

Very good. The psychological game and probing between spies, the passion of the War of Resistance, cough cough, although the male protagonist is a bit greedy and a bit lecherous, but who doesn't like that? In the face of the greater good, these are insignificant.

Compared to typical spy stories, this one has more depth. The dramatic conflicts don't feel abrupt. A good book worth recommending. 👍

Anti-Japanese War espionage + urban time travel, an unconventional combination of Long Er and Wu Jingzhong, this book is increasingly addictive.

It's incredibly good. The writing and plot give you a thoughtful feeling, unlike most of Tomato's spy novels which are mindless and overpowered.