Republican-Era Espionage: The Winds of Change
民国谍战之风起云涌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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293Chapters
41.9kReads
8.8Score
3.9kShelves
26.6kListens
232.9kReads · all time
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The content is detailed and beautiful. Thumbs up!
A good spy novel, quite refreshing.
I have read two or three chapters so far. It is very good. It has the potential to become an excellent spy novel. Come on, don't let the drama of China Unicom employees joining China Mobile appear.
The author's writing style is as stable and wonderful as ever. I just finished reading Zhu Qingyun's book, and I'm still not satisfied. I was pleasantly surprised to find this new book by the author. It will definitely not disappoint readers. Five-star praise!
It's well written, I want to continue reading [Like]
It's been a long time since I've seen such a beautiful book.
The writing is good, I'm following it, but it's best not to be in Cao's camp and your heart is in Han. Just follow Dai and Zheng Kangriha honestly.
The description of solving crimes is very good. The main plot focuses on counter-espionage and occasionally intersperses with war scenes. Compared with other espionage novels, the main lurking calculation angle is more novel [laughs] But after completely time traveling and adapting to his identity, I feel that the language style has become a bit too revealing [Thinking] It feels like the Party Affairs Office and even Dai will test his identity and would rather kill him by mistake.
Not bad. The logic of the story is clear. The protagonist is alert and sharp. The blurred time-travel situation seems to be more consistent with common sense. However, the military ranks of the Kuomintang are not strict enough. The regular military ranks belong to the Quanxu military rank, and the official military ranks belong to the military ranks designated by superiors. You must know that Dai Li's official military rank was already a lieutenant general during the Anti-Japanese War, but the actual Quanxu military rank was a colonel. It was not until March 1945 that he was promoted to major general at the same time as Sun Liren and others.
True, detailed, and accurate. A good article