Espionage: The Far East's Information Broker
谍战：远东的情报贩子
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 1mo ago
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- Espionage: Making Money as a Smuggler谍战：从走私商开始挣钱Alternate title on Fanqie
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Is it well-written? The protagonist's character is very well-developed; he's lustful, greedy, and driven by self-interest, but not entirely evil. He navigates between various factions, fully extracting every penny of profit. 👍👍👍👍👍
It's quite realistic, with minimal plot holes, like an ordinary person who time-travels and navigates life with ease. It's very comfortable to watch. There aren't that many saviors out there. It's quite relatable. It's really good that in this era, if a woman is treated a little better, she'll be devoted to her wholeheartedly; that's great.
The details don't hold up to scrutiny, but it's still a decent, enjoyable read. I hope it doesn't get abandoned.
Not bad 👍 Ordinary people are greedy and lustful, and as someone who lived through that era, this portrayal is very vivid. He also has a strong sense of self-awareness; his focus is on making money and building connections, always remembering the strategy of running away as soon as the war ends.
The writing and story are both above average. There are a few minor flaws, but they don't affect the overall quality.
I think it's alright; suitable for those who like stories about women in the Republican era. Don't try to explain historical logic; treat it like a wish-fulfillment story.
The interpretation of human nature is a bit exaggerated, but very insightful.
Not bad It's rare to finish watching it.
So good-looking and beautiful
The content is very interesting