Republican-Era Espionage: Di Ting

This book is good, but the protagonist has too many tasks. The pace should be slowed down and the number of tasks reduced. Perhaps it's because I was watching some clips from "Lurking" and "The Silent Glory," but I always felt there were some flaws in the protagonist's earlier missions, though I couldn't quite pinpoint them.

This book is historically accurate and authentic, yet thrilling and exciting, and it gets better and better with each passing year.

It's alright, but there are still many details that need to be added. I suggest the author take a look at similar spy novels like "I Am a Useless Iron Tree" and "I Told You to Fight the Japanese, But You Need to Infiltrate Taiwan and Wait for the Return."

This book is still worth reading, but its biggest flaw is that after being assigned to infiltrate, the characters act on their own without contact with their superiors and can't stand being alone. This is a major turn-off. Also, lip reading requires the ability to see other people's mouths moving when they speak, which is quite restrictive.

It's well-written, not relying on a system, but has excellent logic. It's not mindless.

It looks good! No major flaws! It's great!

The writing is well-organized and flows smoothly, showing the protagonist gradually growing from a novice!

A truly captivating and exciting storyline.

I was hooked from the very beginning, it's awesome!

Overall, it's well-written, the logic is sound, there are no major flaws, and it's quite interesting. Keep writing and update soon!