
Transmigrated to the Republic Era: Sign-In from the Start, A Lifetime of Shadow War
穿越民国:开局签到,暗战一生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 224k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Espionage Drama: Female Protagonist, Underground Party Member
Any Stories Set in Republican-Era China About a Patriotic Protagonist Determined to Save the Country?
I want a protagonist who cares deeply about the nation and its people, and is wholly devoted to serving them. Saving the country should come first, with romance as a side plot. I’ve read too many Republican-era novels about talented men and beautiful women. I want to see stories from that era that are about more than love: great figures and martyrs who broke through the darkness in search of the light and feared no sacrifice.
Spy Thrillers Where the Protagonist Uses a Golden Finger to Help the Communist Cause in the Red Era
Looking for books similar to A Spy's Daily Life: Trapped in Republican-Era China by the System.
Spy Stories Set in Old Shanghai, With a Modest Golden Finger for the Protagonist
A delicately nuanced style.
War of Resistance and Spy Fiction With a Spatial Ability and a System
Looking for Recommendations About the War of Resistance, or the Years After
Things like Hello, Japanese Soldiers, We're Gamers; Sea of Stars 1927; Transmigrated to 1937 and Bound to the Villain System, Now What?; The Fourth Disaster Begins with Millennium Dawn; 1949: A Telegram from the Northern Song Dynasty, and so on
The Best Spy Thrillers You Can Think Of, Preferably With Transmigration
Looking for Female-Oriented Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates to the War Against Japan and Helps Her Country
I want a transmigration novel with a grand scope and a story that really rises above itself, told from the female lead's perspective!!!
Republican-Era Spy Fiction: The Protagonist Transmigrates with a Golden Finger
Reader comments 9
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It's quite confusing. The protagonist hears a secret code and is immediately sure that he is an enemy and puppet agent... There is no hint in the text. It is the international intelligence center in Shanghai where the protagonist is a mixed bag. The protagonist grabs information when he comes up. The author must have told the protagonist that the information is not red, not friendly, and must be an enemy and puppet agent...
The article about fighting the devil supports it. The story is okay, but the space is not very useful. It would be more exciting if the heroine used the space to help transport things when appropriate or occasionally use her skills to save people.
Isn't this pretty good to watch? Anyway, I enjoyed it. Reading novels makes me feel better. Don't worry too much ❤️
I know that I still have a lot to improve, and I sincerely hope that readers can give me more opinions. I don't ask for more likes, I just hope that I can get a little tolerance. If you think it's okay, please encourage me with favorites and comments, and support me! Every like and comment you give me gives me the confidence to continue writing!
Very pretty! It's a bad voice review, such as: One stone (should be read but)
The writing is very good! Haven't seen any bugs yet.
I feel pretty good, it's pretty good-looking, and the plot is delicate.
It does need to be improved, it's mostly descriptive, the heroine is a spy with golden fingers, but I still listened to it all.
It's okay, it's a female channel after all, so it's pretty good…