Screen Worlds: I Can See Your Name
影综：我能看到你的名
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 516k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Transmigrate into a Spy Drama Universe: Framing Zheng Yaoxian from the Start穿越谍综：开局陷害郑耀先Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's quite clever to connect so many people and stories together without it feeling forced. It's very well done. However, it lacks a lot of suspense; catching the Japanese spy is too easy. But oh well, the protagonist's cheat abilities are too powerful.
The protagonist's "golden finger" (a special ability to see other people's real names) is one, along with his unparalleled makeup skills. He blends in many characters, but it doesn't feel jarring. It's a very good spy novel, one you can read in one sitting. The downside is that it's not enough! [Heavy-handed attack]
Not bad! Considering all these films and TV series are connected, it's quite good that it's written like this!
The plot is very reasonable, quite good, and worth recommending.
The lines the author wrote, spoken by the protagonist in the training class, are ones I've seen in other novels. I don't know if the author borrowed from them, or if he did too; and cleverly enough, that novel also blends elements from multiple spy dramas 😏
The overall structure is well-organized, the chapters connect naturally, and there is no sense of disjointedness when reading.
It read very smoothly. I hope the author continues to update and doesn't stop updating. Keep it up!
This book is really good, why is the rating so low? (Besides not being able to finish it, it ended too quickly) I went to read other spy novels with scores of 9 or higher, and they were just average, not as good as this one.
Overall, this book has its enjoyable moments, combining various spy drama elements, which is great for those who have watched it. Hopefully, there will be no romantic pairing, making up for some of the shortcomings of the TV series.
Not bad, not bad at all. Aside from not being visually appealing enough, it has no flaws. Keep up the good work! 5 Stars!