Undercover: I, Yu Zecheng, Codename Deep Sea

Very good, the writing is really good. Although I don't understand many professional things, I can see that the writing is very thorough, the logic and details are very good. I really look forward to it if the webmaster can write it down later.

A good beginning, but not on the same level as the rising "latent sequel craze".

The narrative is smooth and the design events are clever and unique. The character's psychological activities are described in detail, and Yu Zecheng's unique talent in intercepting and sending reports is vividly reflected. A thoughtful and thoughtful latent agent with superb professional skills is vividly displayed on the page. . .

Immersive, the story is vivid and vivid; Fascinating, the plot has ups and downs; It's gripping, suspenseful and exciting; The writing is smooth and natural; The mountains are high and the peaks are human-made, and the "deep sea" has its origins; When reading books after watching the show, "Insidious" ranks first.

Very good, the plot is compact and the images are vivid

The narrative of this book is realistic and restrained, weakening the dramatic scenes, and using life-like details to highlight the potential dangers. The struggle and sacrifice of the characters are hidden in the plain prose, and the long-term loneliness and perseverance of the workers in the dark are delicately written.

Wonderful! I've watched the TV series, so it's even more interesting to read the novel!

<This book uses precise words, clear ideas, slow and moderate pace, natural doubts, and fascinating... Reading is like enjoying delicious food in an elegant house!

The writing is so wonderful. In the distant crisis-ridden era, so many people once sacrificed everything for the cause of liberation. Today's peaceful era is hard-won.

More realistic and full of content. This work is still highly recommended to watch.