Espionage: A Fake Mother and Son, Truly Undercover

I have read about a hundred chapters. The heroine is brave, strong, and kind. In short, the heroine has a very good image. It does match the image of a rural woman in her forties before she time traveled, and is even more grand. It just needs less emotional lines. I really can't stand falling in love in this era. It's not that people should never fall in love, I just think that the heroine should be uniquely beautiful. Originally, the focus of the plot was not on relationships. The author just thinks that I am addicted to guidance. Maybe I have read too much without having any CP. In fact, I think an open ending is better, and readers can imagine it themselves. Let's just focus more on the spy war in the main text. I want to see the comradeship [love][love][love][love]

Please update more. This is just like Cuiping in "Latent". It's super good-looking. It's worth keeping up with the updates in the early morning! ! It's just not enough. The author is asking for more updates! ! Let's put out all the articles in the draft box~~

Is there a male protagonist? I feel a bit like Xu Zheng, I don't really want a male lead.

It's so beautiful, I like the setting very much. There is no cheat, it's just what an ordinary person looks like after traveling through time. The heroine is growing up all the time. I especially like the setting of the son of a fake spy from the real Red Party. He has an IQ, and his behavior is not like other novels that describe it as being great but actually doing it poorly. This type of novel must be in the author's comfort zone, and it is very well written. I am fortunate to have read the author's other spy novel. It's just that the word count is too few now.

This article is very interesting, better than the previous spy story about picking up cake. The female protagonist in that novel is relatively weak, and the male protagonist's aura is too strong. Unlike the Cuihua novel, the perspective is always on Cuihua, and Cuihua does not encounter so many unwarranted malice. Most of them are good people, which is more comfortable to watch. I have a question, how come I have read more than 150 chapters from beginning to end? Some people are still asking if the original son is still there? Whenever a new character appears, one wonders if his original son is back. As long as he talks about not being his biological son, he will say something incomprehensible, is the original son not dead yet? Of course he is dead. How could he have adopted his identity if he was not dead? Isn't that a big loophole? Even if his son is not dead, he is just a character who has not yet appeared. His character and appearance are unknown, and except for his name, the rest does not exist. I don't know why I like this character so much, I keep mentioning him, keep mentioning him [awkward laugh]

What's so cool about Chapter 100? It is written with an understanding of imitation, and the characterization is not bad. Although the technique has few flaws in the rhythm, it is overall acceptable, but what is the point of enjoyment? If you read it at a certain point, you will feel more surprised, but Tomato Listening is meant to be fun. The reviews of this book are probably OK but the data are average.

I like it very much! Great spy story!

Author, I really like the book you wrote about Xie Wuwei and Lin Ruotang. I have read it no less than three times. I sincerely hope you can write a similar book like this [love] [love]

It's quite good-looking. I kept seeing the latest updates and clicked on the author's homepage. I discovered that the male protagonist of a latent novel I had read before was written by Xie Wuwei, and it was also written in large letters. That one was quite good-looking, and this one is also very good-looking. I hope I can give Zhou Jinyan a good ending, and Cuihua and Xu Ye a good ending.

I just discovered that Xie Wuwei's book was also written by the author. I feel that the heroine in this book has a few flaws and the setting is quite interesting.