Espionage: The Far East's Information Broker
谍战：远东的情报贩子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Protagonist Transmigrates to a Foreign Country and Becomes a Foreigner, Any Country Is Fine
I just can’t get past this: they transmigrate to a foreign country, to the West, and still use Chinese names. It just feels weird. So could you recommend something where they completely transmigrate into a foreigner? If they’ve gone to another country, then let them be foreigners, not Chinese people.
An Espionage Hero Who Keeps a Low Profile and Values His Own Life
A spy-war story where the protagonist values his life, does not act impulsively, and refuses to gamble with his own life.
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Is it well written? The protagonist's image construction is very successful. He is lustful and greedy for money and profit first, but he is not so bad at all. He is free between various forces and fully squeezes out every profit [like][like][like][like][like]
It's more realistic, not too big of a deal, just like ordinary people traveling through time, having both sides. Extremely comfortable. There are not so many saviors. It feels more immersive. It's really a good time to be kind to women and be completely devoted to them, which is good.
The details don't stand up to scrutiny, but it's a pretty cool article. I hope it doesn't make you a eunuch.
Not bad👍Ordinary people are greedy for money and lustful. As someone who has lived in that era, I am very vivid and self-aware. I just want to make money and make connections. I always keep in mind the strategy of running away when the war is over. Unlike other novels, I know how to lurk and gather intelligence. You must know that the end of the war is the most difficult day. You will either be liquidated or have no money and have to starve for the rest of your life. Modern people, ordinary people, will not be punished by heaven and earth for themselves.
The writing and story are both top-notch. There are some minor flaws, but they don't affect the overall situation.
I think it's okay. It's suitable for people who like to watch many women from the Republic of China. Don't talk about some historical logic, just treat it as Shuangwen Yaya
The interpretation of human nature is a bit exaggerated, but very thorough.
Not bad It's rare to finish reading it
Good-looking and good-looking
Great underrated book