Espionage: I Have a Phantom Express Van

It's good; it's one of only two spy novels I've matched. It's so frustrating to read. I said before that I wouldn't add a harem, and I've followed almost 300 chapters, and now they're planning to add one. It's like they're just luring people in to kill them! And what about Bai Lu? She likes Yang Xue's husband, but does she have to insist they have a good relationship? I thought Yang Xue was dead! I don't think Yang Xue's death would necessarily make her sad that Yu Yang isn't with you anymore.

I think it's pretty good. Although there are still many offensive plot points, overall, it doesn't become inhuman every time a female character appears. (Of course, I don't mean to praise it. I'm just saying that it's among the worst-performing books.) The protagonist is relatively normal. He's not like a lunatic. Nor is he like a loser.

The plot, character design, and espionage elements are decent, even without requiring much thought. However, there are a few flaws. First, the plot pacing is too slow. The New Asia Hotel assassination attempt, with its meticulous details and the added element of betrayal, dragged on for nearly a hundred chapters from start to finish. Skipping chapters to reach the climax was frustrating.

A five-star review for the stern two-star war god! To be precise, 4.5 Stars, but the protagonist's caution adds 1 star! Overall, it's good, especially the protagonist's cautiousness and concern for his life, which is rare. It avoids the mindless self-pity and grandiose narratives of other similar books, which feel fake and empty.

This is a pretty good spy novel on Tomato (thanks to the comparison with other similar works) 🤭. The plot, writing style, and character development are all quite well done. It's not overly sentimental, and there's no mindless romance. Keep up the good work, author, and update more!

It's been a long time since I've found a good spy novel. The plot is cleverly designed, the narration is clear, and the logic is sound, without making the enemy look foolish. The author skillfully uses conflicting interests to create atmosphere, highlighting the protagonist's struggle for survival in a precarious situation. A novel worth reading.

Before the victory, few people, besides the dead, knew the full identities of the former Lady Liu and Lady Su. Now, their identities are practically common knowledge.

I've been having a reading slump lately and didn't know what to read. I suddenly came across this book, but after checking the ratings and synopsis, I thought it probably wouldn't be good. However, I couldn't find anything else worthwhile, so I forced myself to read it. Surprisingly, I found myself engrossed in it! It's quite good, and I hope the author updates soon! 💕

I've reached chapter 129 and the overall feeling is great. Five stars. The cheat system is interesting, and the story is captivating. I hope the female agents from various factions will appear soon. Those brother and sister heroes are just operatives, not true female agents. More charismatic female agents would make the story more interesting and engaging. Looking forward to it.

Many people compare this book to *Barbed Wire*, since both are espionage novels. The comparison is quite obvious. In *Barbed Wire*, the Shanghai station is riddled with holes, constantly either defecting or on its way to defecting. However, intelligence exchange in this book is minimal, and the protagonist's abilities are incredibly powerful.