I Asked You to Focus on Espionage, but You Had to Raise a Million Troops

This is a great book. The author seems to have come from humble beginnings, like someone who fled to Qidian (a popular online literature platform). I feel a book with this kind of writing shouldn't be on Yangshizi (another online literature platform); it should be on Qidian. The author's writing is truly excellent.

Well written, and the logic sounds sound. Dozens of fighter jets bombed a civilian cargo ship, and the crew almost escaped 🤭

Overall, it's a good novel, probably better than 90% of similar works on Rotten Tomatoes. However, based on my personal experience, I have some suggestions for the author. While reading your novel, I enjoyed the protagonist's normal city scenes, but once you switch to the clones—like when they're having meetings and conversations with a group of people at the base—I skipped those parts.

Having read many spy and war novels, I've found that authors either relentlessly depict the brutality of the Japanese invaders and the tragedy of the Chinese people, or they overwhelm the protagonist with their data-driven abilities, leaving readers extremely frustrated! I personally prefer fast-paced, exciting stories!

It's a good read; the author's writing is excellent. The scenes described are very vivid. Dear author: How have you been lately? The Siberian winds are getting colder, and several blizzards have already struck, but the scenery is absolutely beautiful.

This book is indeed good. It's a spy story about an ordinary person's gradual growth. It's not mindless and has logic. The characters are also charismatic. It's a pity the beginning is too slow. Tomato's books are very reliant on the early stages. Just leaving a comment. Supporting the author! 😘

The Red Alert section is so-so, but the espionage aspect is superb, giving it a TV-like feel. The descriptions of the psychology, actions, and logic during rendezvous are all excellent. If the author continues to write well, publishing a physical book is inevitable.

There aren't any major problems, but there are quite a few minor ones. The romance is starting to develop, but he said the protagonist is immature and easily tempted by beauty. Hopefully, it will be handled well later on; in that era, personal feelings had to give way to the survival of the nation—only when the greater good came before the individual family.

Judging from the early stages, the author's basic skills are quite solid. The two satisfying moments are well-distributed, and there are basically no major problems. There were a few minor issues at the beginning, but the author largely covered them up.

Strictly speaking, it's not a Red Alert or spy novel in the strictest sense, so it won't offer you a certain level of satisfaction. However, it's definitely a readable novel. If you want to kill time, it's more than enough. Not to mention, it does capture the thrill of combining two genres and borrows some seriousness from spy films. Overall, go read it; it won't waste your time, which is better than aimlessly searching through trash in a bookstore.