
Undercover in Republican-Era China: From the Start, I Have Hawk Eyes
我在民国当卧底:鹰眼开局
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 174k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
71Chapters
7Reads
6.4Score
1Listens
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Reader comments 38
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I refused to take my graduation photos for fear of being exposed. Now that I have officially started my job, I just shout outside, "Who am I and where do I work?" (Afraid that others don't know you)
You are not an undercover agent, you are an assassin.
It was really cool, but I had to have a relationship with that girl.
This is not a spy story. This is a notorious killer who thinks he is very cautious but is a coquettish person.
He's not an agent, he's an assassin. He's more like a killer. He doesn't need helpers. He should be more like a lone ranger.
It's so funny. A man who just joined the Shanghai Intelligence Station is sent from Shanghai to Beijing to assassinate a Japanese major general. He is not familiar with the place and has no information about the target. Who can come up with such a plot?
Among the espionage systems, I have seen the best one. The storylines are intertwined without losing the integrity, and the relaxation is fascinating. The system is in harmony with itself and the storyline, and it is just right, making people unable to help but fall into it and applaud.
If you add more, you will be deducting stars. . . . . . .
Mark, stay away
Mark down. .