Transmigrated to Republican-Era China: The Wind Listener

In the author's writing, the heroine's caution on No. 76 Cannot be seen at all. The so-called caution is all exaggerated by the author's words. Under such circumstances, the heroine was writing a diary, and she was stupid enough to write out the time, place, time and people. What, do you want to kill others? Also, he clearly knew that someone was looking for trouble, but he didn't check the environment he was in. He only used so-called golden fingers. It's too poisonous.

Spy movie, perfect for writing a diary

The setting is good, but there are some flaws, and the heroine's aura is a little too big: 1. Why did Gu Shenzhi make joints inside No. 76? Aren't you afraid of being monitored? 2. People above the level of section chief of major events are not allowed to go out. So why not control the confidential room that handles this news? 3. It's impossible for the heroine to escape the incident at the brown sugar shop so easily. If you talk to the boss, will you remember his appearance? 4. Li Kui wanted to overthrow Zhou, and he wanted to start from the heroine. Why didn't he choose to follow and monitor the heroine? Once monitored, the heroine's hookup behavior is completely exposed 5. I don't know what the lurking rules were at that time, but it shouldn't have been like telling the heroine about another important undercover information about No. 76 Right after he recruited her, right?

For the first time, I realized what "sugar residue" [admiration] is. The feelings between gays are subtle and restrained, but delicious. I love them and love them. The author will update soon!!!

I've read more than 30 chapters and it's okay. I feel that the plots written in the previous chapters of this novel are very interesting, but I personally can't accept things like space, system, and cheats appearing in spy novels. It loses the sense of reality of being an ancestor during the Anti-Japanese War. In the first few chapters, the heroine has just traveled through time and has not adapted to that era. She writes a diary and then burns it. It is understandable that the heroine has just traveled from a peaceful era to this war-torn era. When I first read it, I saw that the heroine's koi luck was acceptable, but if there was a gap, I might not be interested in this book.

The heroine is not very cautious and feels exposed every time she acts, but the bosses let her grow up 🤦

That is to say, the female channel. If the male channel has not changed its mentality in the fourth chapter, it will be a mess. After four chapters, there is no desire to continue reading. On the way to make money, he was thrown out as a scapegoat by the man in gray. If it weren't for the heroine's uncle, he would have died in No. 76. When he returned to the shantytown, he immediately found you. I'll give you two buns in exchange for your life, and I'll take the two buns with me like a treasure and eat them every day. Now that I'm in this place, I have to live first, live well, and then think about other things. It's too pretentious to think about this and that every day. If you can't change, you still have to worry about yourself.

As a spy novel, she is unqualified. Why does the heroine write down important things in her diary? Waiting for someone to come find you? The heroine seems stupid in many places.

Stay up late to catch up and update, this spy story of the Republic of China is really right! The heroine is not stupid, she deals with various forces, and her IQ is online throughout. The plot is tense and exciting, and the foreshadowing is natural, making people sweat every time. I hope I can keep this pace and don't let it end badly! Author, please bear with me.

The heroine always makes mistakes and is tortured. Doesn't that really arouse suspicion? And she always talks about being cautious, but doesn't see any caution in her actions. Section Chief Gu is the one who protects her every time something happens. So where is the heroine's ability?