The Spy Blade: 1933

It is a rare true spy war story. The background of the era after the fall of Northeast China is described in detail, and the confrontation between the various forces has hidden secrets. Li Mo moves step by step between disguise and perseverance. He has the exhilaration of a battle of wits and the weight of faith, making it very immersive to read.

A spy novel with obvious overall advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are that the background is solid and the details are in place. The interpersonal relationships in the Puppet Manchukuo Police Department and the game of forces between the various parties are written with a sense of substitution, and the protagonist's psychological portrayal is delicate. The disadvantages are that the early foreshadowing is flat, the pace is not too fast, and some plots are slightly cautious. Not bloody, not mythical, it is very interesting to watch as a potential + workplace life.

Overall it is a steady spy story. The lurking line of the protagonist Li Mo is very clear. From the police academy to the foreign affairs department of the police department, the details of every step are very real. However, the beginning is a little flat, and the pace speeds up significantly after entering the main plot. The trials and games between the characters are interesting, and it is suitable for readers who like slow-burning spy novels.

The background is set in the Northeast in 1933, and the atmosphere is well created. The street scenes, costumes and character dialogues all have a sense of the times. The protagonist's multilingual skills and adaptability are very suitable for the spy setting. The supporting characters like Lao Su and Zhuang Ze also have their own characteristics and are not tool men. The only flaw is that some of the plot twists are a bit deliberate, but overall it's worth reading.

This spy novel with a pseudo-Manchu background is very realistic, and the details of the period and the latent tension are well grasped. There is no suspended plot with an open eye, and the logic is online throughout. It's just that the early career preparation is a bit long, and it's still being serialized. It's a bit tiring to follow, so those who prefer a fast-paced and refreshing feel should enter with caution.

Not bad, the plot is okay

Emmm. . Okay, the logic is clear

It's very good to read. I feel that the charm of this book is the author's intention. Although this subject is very common, the author's writing has a unique flavor. Every time I can be immersed in the scene, it's like watching a very vivid movie.

I think this book is the best of the three with the same title that I have read. I feel that the author has put great care into writing every word just right. The writing style is not artificial at all and is particularly moderate. The plot settings are linked together, making people very excited.

The writing is very good, the characters are rich, the plot is tense, it is a good book The writing is very good, the characters are full-bodied and the plot is tense. Good📖