Republican Era: A Shadowy Web of Espionage
民国：谍影迷云
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 583k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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- War of Resistance: From the KMT Secret Service's Smiling Tiger to Japanese Nobility抗战：从军统笑面虎到鬼子贵族Alternate title on Fanqie
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It looks good, but please don't try to substitute one thing for another!
There's room for maneuver, and there's also self-interest (human nature). ... The writing flows smoothly; I look forward to further developments.
It has a bit of a Republican-era spy movie feel to it.
Having read chapter 167, I have some things I need to say. First of all, it's a good book, five stars. Then, a complaint—no, a critique—is that too much personal bias mixed in. Three examples: 1. Like Chen Kaige, can't you just stick to making entertaining films? You always elevate yourself and impose your own ideas on others. 2.
This book is definitely a 9.5, and worth reading.
The author is intelligent, has excellent writing skills, and while there are some plot holes, they aren't outrageous. The writing is vivid and engaging. Personally, I found it very enjoyable and highly recommend it!
Well, it's a good book! But it's too cluttered with other elements. I know that spy fiction inevitably involves communism, but it's still full of political rhetoric. Reading novels isn't for studying, it's for relaxation. Nobody wants to be lectured under pressure.
The male protagonist is brave, but he does have the background to support him in walking the tightrope, so overall it's reasonable. He's wholeheartedly loyal to the Kuomintang, but he also completes his missions admirably. His stance during the Anti-Japanese War remains consistent, making him a good double agent. The only downside is that he's easily swayed by emotions.
Salute to the martyrs who bravely sacrificed themselves for their beliefs!
A good book; the writing is fluent and the ideas are clear.