Spy War: You Will Know Immediately After Surgery, All Patients Are Intelligence Sources

Well, this is a very pure undercover novel. Although there are cheats, they are all used in emergencies and not abused. And one thing that is very good is that there is no glaring at women or excessive female secondary sexual characteristics. For example, the boss of the Japan Special Agency, Yoko Minami, I only know that she is a little incompetent, a little cowardly, and a little ruthless, but I know nothing about her figure and appearance. Well written, keep it up!

I can't help but let the little girl see it. Boss, please don't come to CP. Once you come to CP, the tense and tragic smell of blood and smoke will be filled with the sweet smell of love. You must not do this kind of thing! ! ! ! (Ꙭ)Come on At present, it is definitely a masterpiece with a score of 9.4 Or above. The logic is clear, the structural framework is rigorous, the content is vivid and vivid, and the protagonist's intelligence and calmness are vividly and concretely displayed. The article is graphic and infectious, leaving a deep impression on the readers. The author should update it soon, I can't get enough of it! I'll sing to you like you're coming back to life! ! ! ! ! ദ്ദിᵔ.˛.ᵔ₎✧ The author's soul returns... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 The soul returns... Driving the long whip and setting up the six bridles... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 The soul is back... Crossing the mountain and singing... The soul is back... The soul is back... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 The soul returns... Sings high and triumphant... We share the same robe and enjoy the glory... 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 When the soul comes back... When the soul comes back, the flaw will be revealed, and the ridicule will be like a tide; At the second watch, the expression of anger faded slightly, and the spectators began to turn their ears; At the third watch, a slight reputation sprouts, and an alliance is formed in the future; At the fifth watch, righteous men and women gather together and argue; At the tenth watch, the great Confucian scholars and the nobles are revitalized, and the sound of praise fills the thoroughfare; At the twenty-first watch, the name of the green slip will remain fragrant for thousands of years. Sigh! Nine times out of a hundred, the disadvantage lies in the delay; only by waving the keys like rain can the crowd's beaks be stopped. May your ink be as long as a long river, so that the starry night will be flawless and readers will forget to eat.

It's so good. It's the best spy movie I've ever seen. It's very enjoyable and at the same time it doesn't have too many golden fingers or bad descriptions of girls. It doesn't make people think that the author is a perverted old man, and it doesn't ruin the viewing experience.

I just realized that's all it is. It's very well written! Just write it according to how I feel now! I suggest changing the introduction to no harem to no cp, otherwise I will always doubt the single heroine, but there is no sign until chapter 72, it's safe! I like the follow-up as well.

I never thought that one day I would be addicted to spy novels, but this one is really well written. It not only has the excitement of the protagonist, but also can understand the national justice at that time. I highly recommend the author's writing style. It is also very good.

The writing is quite good. The spy war of the Republic of China is afraid of prostitution in the name of justice, even if it is written affectionately or something like that. As long as you don't have a harem, don't whore women, and simply don't have CP, you can just be yourself. In this case, the plot and characterization I have seen so far are worthy of a five-star rating [smile]

It's super good-looking. This is the rhythm that a spy story of the Republic of China should have, rather than a romantic love story. Come on and write!

It looks good, it really looks good, at least for now it looks good. Just very few. It has been recommended on the recommendation list several times. But the setting is a bit ordinary. I always feel that they are the ones that attract attention from the public. Backed out several times. I really don't have any books to read, and since it has been recommended so many times on the recommendation list, I decided to test the water and see what happens. The result was surprisingly good. [Like] (But after reading this, I'm looking for a meal replacement, and it's even more painful [crying])

Except for the duration of the operation, the medical knowledge in the article is basically relatively professional. The most outstanding thing is the dialogue between the various factions and the characters within the faction, as well as the logical analysis behind the dialogue. The logic is relatively strict. It can be regarded as a relatively realistic spy story, with good writing style and logic, and good rhythm control.

Although it is a male-oriented novel, it does not have the common problems of ordinary male-oriented novels. It does not always stare at women. It has a very good look and feel, and the male protagonist is not greasy. I think that the constant presence of such plots will make the whole book very cheap. This one is really good, and the plot is also very exciting. It is a great spy novel. I just read the author and found out that he is really a man. He deserves to be a man with a wife. It is very normal.

I have read Chapter 81 so far. The writing is good, the pace of the article is fast, and the plot is very smooth. The male protagonist does not procrastinate and does things quickly. I hope there will be no female protagonist. She is fine alone. This anti-Japanese novel about the Republic of China should be the best I have read so far. Good luck, author, and will continue to update! It took me two days of free time to finally tie it up. I still like all the characters and the writing style is also very good. It ranks among the top three spy novels I have read.

The plot is very fast-paced and full of tension, but some of the dialogues are painful to watch. There were too many coincidences. At the critical moment, a patient came in who needed surgery. He happened to pass by an important location when he went out. He happened to agree with the contact person to use a light to warn the patient (which was not mentioned before). In this way, he got through the crisis by coincidence. Then he saw later that when the information was needed, the person who knew the information was injured. One after another, they were all operations that the protagonist was good at. The further you look at the AI, the more obvious it becomes, especially in the dialogue.

It's super good-looking, a rare novel. There are currently 83 chapters without a heroine, no ambiguity, and no driving. It's very comfortable to read. It's a complete spy story, with logic, methods, and writing style. The rhythm is also very good. I hope the author will not stop updating. Come on. Oh, by the way, apart from the bug in the operation time, thoracotomy surgery usually only takes 10 minutes, but the author handles it very well and does not affect the reading of the article.

I think it's Tomato's preparation for the next spy-type explosion, but there are still some unreasonable things. First, I think the direction is too clear. The mission of "injury + chest", which only hurts but not kills, is too clear. Secondly, I think there are too many people that I have come into contact with. I don't feel that there are many at the moment, but these people have their own scope. Buffalo, Sifu and Feng Wunan, they do not exist independently. Their loyalty is no problem, but as long as their action trajectories are analyzed, there are still possibilities. In fact, I think that given your importance, you can designate one person to be responsible only for you. I think the buffalo is not even interesting. The third and most important point is that Lin Yan's name appears too frequently. Although he is only a doctor, your probability, if you look at the case analysis, has gradually moved from the edge to the center. So I think you can actually set something that is not directly or indirectly related to this task, but can ensure that you can analyze the intelligence yourself. However, I think it has been written very well. Come on, I am preparing for the next hit. 🔥🔥🔥 A good hand is played badly

Small people can also change big history. There is a protagonist with outstanding abilities, as well as the dedication and hard work of thousands of people in the country. The perspective doesn't always revolve around the protagonist, the scene is very comprehensive, and the God's perspective is really wide. There are only feelings of family and country, no romance, and the tense description of the current situation is so vivid and breathtaking. And starting directly from the red side, mastering multiple lines, traveling between multiple forces, using a knife as an edge, dancing with wolves, the content, writing style, and even the atmosphere of book friends and comment areas are great. In my mind, it is the TOP of spy wars. There is almost no description of anyone's appearance in this book. Except for the needs of some character scenes, you cannot imagine their appearance through the author's pen, but you know their choices and understand their integrity. Perhaps these were the millions of Chinese people back then.

I really like Dr. Lin, an intelligence boss with high IQ, calm analysis, strong EQ, high actor-type, low-key, Patriotic Association, money-making skills, and research. He is also very kind and dedicated to the red side and the * side, to the apprentices, to the hospital, to the patients, and to the poor patients he encounters... From a small intelligence agent to a generation of multi-faceted/intelligence/chief commander of the Shanghai Department, he is also a master in surgery. In the early stage, Dr. Lin really raised half of the Shanghai Intelligence Station by himself. He also led the team in Shanghai and remotely guided the research direction of penicillin in Yan'an. The China Medical Research Institute saved too many people. In addition to the red side in the mid-term, he also served as the largest order financier of the hospital, Qing* and the Second Unified Office for a while. There are countless events that have changed and impacted... If possible, I hope it can be adapted into a film and television drama

I've caught up with the progress, let me comment. The protagonist of this book has a very wide golden finger. He has invincible medical skills, a photographic memory, portable space, the ability to pick up and place items across the air, and a portable radio. As long as he performs surgery on someone, he can obtain the other person's identity information and related intelligence. Therefore, the spy war is just a piece of skin, a story background. The advantage of this book is that the story is well written, the plots are smoothly connected, and although there are many characters, each character is vividly created. It has achieved a better balance in terms of interest, complexity, and depth, making it easier and more enjoyable to read.

It's really good to read. This book really manages to find a balance between refreshing writing and documentary. There are golden fingers here, but the golden fingers are not too big or too small, just right, not too frustrating, not too exciting, and obviously fake. It's all just right! ! ! ! There are no major flaws throughout the entire article, and the author knows how to fill in the gaps, which is better than 99% of people. The plot connects smoothly and the characters are full-bodied. It's a rare book. Finally got gold in Yangshizi [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss] I am very optimistic about this book, it has great potential! There is only one requirement now, it must be a firm no-CP! ! ! !

To me, it looks great in the early stage, but becomes a little boring in the mid stage. I would like to make a small suggestion, and of course it is just a suggestion. I hope there can be less Japanese scenes, and more lurking scenes of other members of our party. I feel that Ouchi Yoshizo Doihara Kenji has almost more scenes than the main character (lia is the second person in the station jpg.). It feels like there is a lack of urgency. I just watch what the Japanese are arranging every day. Personally, I feel that it is a little wasteful, but it is indeed promoting the development of the story. But I felt that it was very straightforward, so I wrote out their plans and conspiracies directly. I felt that it lacked the ups and downs of a spy war. Instead, I could write about what happened to some people from a limited perspective, and then cut into another limited perspective, and then connect these perspectives together to promote the development of the story. If you always prefer God's perspective, it will feel less flesh-and-blood. Of course, this is just a little personal suggestion. I hope the author's writing is still very good. The golden finger is of little use and the characters of the decent villains are actually quite good. I think other book friends have already said this in their book reviews, so I won't list them one by one. Anyway, come on, author, I am happy every day. OK, now it's even. The distribution of scenes in recent chapters has been relatively normal. I feel that since Kenji Doihara lost power, the plot proportion has returned to normal. The last 20 chapters have been super good!

I follow the series every day and feel that the writing is getting better and better. The writing style is very good, especially the period when the Marco Polo Bridge Incident was written later. The author really portrayed the protagonist's heart very well. It would definitely be great if it were made into a TV series or short play [full] [full] [full] Another point is that although it is a male video, there is no bad description of girls, which makes people feel comfortable.

It looks good. The character of the protagonist is currently non-toxic. The cooperation between Goldfinger and the profession is too high, which adds a particularly strong value and mystery to the identity of Blue Bird. I wonder if there will be more vests similar to egrets behind the protagonist. This line is quite funny. In terms of plot, only the buffalo part was a bit lagging behind, but the rest were pretty good, tied in one day.

Don't have CP! Where is the identity of the protagonist? There are too many secrets. It is very dangerous to have a CP. The most important thing is that I am afraid that a CP will get me wrong. Just keep going at this pace. It is so good! What is more terrifying than no CP is "five", so I hope the author will continue to update and be a person who has a beginning and an end [learned][learned]

It was so good that I screamed. It was the first time I watched a spy-war genre and I found a treasure. The protagonist has a golden finger, so the cruelty and regrets of the history we know are somewhat relieved. In addition, the setting of Goldfinger is also very clever. It not only adds a halo to the protagonist, but also increases the interaction with the supporting characters, and writes a lot of just right humor. The characterization in this book is great, especially the villains. Some of the humorous villains with many scenes are particularly appropriate. For example, watching them is like watching a table tennis match. When there is no Fan Zhendong, I can give Zhang Benzhi a feeling of cheering, but the official game begins - I will die hahaha, and usually I will jump to the end of the book even if it is finished, but this book has a very good pace and the plot is so long.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. Definitely the best time-travel anti-war story I have ever read. Tied in one breath. There are no emotional scenes that are really well-received, and the loan is not even remotely ambiguous and sidelined. The protagonist acts decisively and systematically, but the protagonist's own abilities cannot be ignored. This kind of good book must get a higher score. It is definitely worth 9.5 Or more.

It's very interesting, the plot and the character of the male protagonist are both very good. It's not Long Aotian. The golden finger is a little thick but it doesn't ruin the overall reading experience and balance. It can barely be regarded as a group novel. I read all the chapters in two days without realizing it. I only gave it four stars for two. The first reason is that every one or two chapters, there will be one or two chapters written by AI. The flavor of AI is very strong. They are all fixed sentence patterns for AI writing, which affects the perception. The second reason is that the author writes too slowly. I am so anxious. I have been using AI for ten updates a day. Is it okay?

This book is seriously underrated! As a reader who rarely comes into contact with period novels and war themes, I followed the book immersively throughout the whole process, not missing a word, and repeatedly recalled the details. I was completely attracted by the story. The portrayal of the protagonist Lin Yan is particularly eye-catching. He is a thoracic surgeon with superb medical skills and an underground intelligence agent of the CCP in Shanghai. Using his identity as a doctor as a cover, he walked through the turbulent undercurrents of Shanghai in the Republic of China, sneaking on the edge of a knife and sticking to his faith in dangerous situations. He saved people with his superb medical skills, and served the country with a secret identity. He repeatedly delivered key intelligence and thwarted the enemy's conspiracy. He accurately captured Huang Lingzhi and single-handedly protected his country in troubled times. The book details the daily life of underground workers walking on thin ice step by step. Every piece of information transmitted is related to the direction of the war and the safety of thousands of compatriots. There is no bloody love, but it is full of the righteousness of family and country and the brilliance of humanity. The plot is compact and the atmosphere is full. It is a high-quality spy novel with both depth and structure. I sincerely recommend it!

I feel the quality is relatively high among spy novels. The main character is hooked, but the balance is good, and the main character is not aggrieved. It's fun on the surface and even more fun on the outside, but it's not a mindless and fun story. To a certain extent, it also writes about the complexity and IQ of human nature. Hmm... If you ask where the balance is, the protagonist can't push it without thinking. Isn't this not balanced?

First of all, congratulations on reaching 1 million words! Then I will praise this book. The story is exciting and exciting. This can be said to be an essential element of a relatively popular spy war online article. Readers who read the book should have experienced it, so I won't say more. What I want to especially praise is the author's creation of characters. Let's not talk about the protagonist. Even if the supporting characters are villains or people with different positions, the author has carefully created them. Supporting characters like Ouchi Shozo, Chen Moqun, etc. Are relatively important. Their behaviors and changes are very logical. In addition to taking into account their positions, they also have certain character arcs. However, this is not the most powerful. The most powerful thing is that even if you can understand his actions, you will still not ignore their actions due to the warmth or humanity they occasionally show. This is not just because their position is on the Japanese side, so we subconsciously dislike them, but the author consciously retains criticism of them while shaping them. This is actually very rare, because if you accidentally use too much force to create such a non-positive character, it will become whitewashing, and if the force is too light, it will appear to be hypocritical and unreal. This is most vividly demonstrated by Ouchi Changzo. Needless to say, the other supporting characters are all logical (except for those who are short-sighted in the first place). They all make decisions based on their own identities and backgrounds that are in line with their positions and interests. In addition to these more important supporting roles, even the relatively minor supporting role authors did not ignore it, such as Li Qian, Xing Congzhou and others. It can be seen from the fact that Li Qian did not pay Dr. Lin's medical expenses at the beginning. He is a relatively short-sighted person. This can be seen later in his fight with Chen Moqun and various performances in No. 76. There are many more characters that could be mentioned, but I won't go into details. In fact, in the final analysis, the author has consciously set up the characters and carefully shaped them in the text. The key is that he can actually write them well without any mess. I really have to praise the author for his greatness. I would like to ask readers how many names of supporting characters in this book can they remember? Even personality? I think many readers can name a bunch of them. This is a concrete manifestation of the author's ability to create characters. Finally, I hope this book can be completed safely and safely!

Yes, in fact, the female readers on Tomato cover a wide range of topics. This book has a good impression on female readers. It has an AI flavor in the early stage. I don't care that much about the free version. However, I feel that the character description of the protagonist is not enough, and it still lacks a sense of life. I think a novel must make people remember the protagonist. It must be impressive. Or maybe I have read too much about the protagonist. I still hope that the author can portray the protagonist's personality more delicately. In the end, the plot is very good, and I can follow it for a long time [Blowing Kiss] It feels like it has gradually become more templated in the later period. Although it is said that Goldfinger relies on rescuing people to obtain information, the plot is really a bit too boring. The trend is almost like surgery - transmitting intelligence - enemy chaos - surgery. I hope the plot will be more novel in the future.

It's very good-looking. The espionage aspect is intertwined. It's very tense and graphic, as if a TV series is appearing in front of you. Although Goldfinger's ability to obtain intelligence is quite outrageous, it is also very restrictive and does not particularly spoil the plot. The medical skills aspect is a bit difficult to evaluate, but that doesn't matter. As long as you know that the protagonist is powerful, it will be a bit uncomfortable for the people involved.