Espionage: The Years I Became My Undercover Brother's Protector

Full marks... The writing is exquisite, focusing on daily warmth and relative cruelty. The plot description is just like the efforts of Zhou Jiyan and Fujiwara Che, with anti-war thoughts everywhere. The war is like the reality that every ordinary person who is excluded in the book, whether they are Chinese or Li people (for the normal ones, forget about the devil), is dragged into this millstone and crushed. I can't describe it, but it gives me the same feeling as the anti-war works. It is ordinary and ordinary, with beautiful contrasts. The enemy war is huge and terrible, and the end of the war will be peaceful years. It may not be good, but it is not cruel or terrible. There is nothing particularly intense in the article, there is not always the flash of swords, there is humor, the occasional sarcasm makes people smile, there are metaphors, the opera articles are reflected in the reality to deepen the feelings, there are implementations, comrades in the war of resistance, hard-working literati, workers in night schools, and soldiers at the bottom. These descriptions can see their past days and the tomorrow they are heading for. They depict independent people with their own lives. I feel so warm after reading it. The point is that it's so comfortable. There are no uncomfortable jokes in some similar articles. Women and men, we are just walking together or living our own lives or hating damn people. Why add those dirty selfish motives. Ahem, let's talk about the feeling of the whole article. In fact, I secretly want to see the reaction of the elder brother and the younger brother. It can be done in the later stage. Only the two of them know. I don't know if the author will finish it or not.

It's a rare spy novel that I can read. Finally, there is one that doesn't have bad descriptions of women, and the protagonist's actions are no longer exaggerated and empty. Although the protagonists in some novels act logically, they always give me a feeling of being out of touch.

There are two protagonists, no CP, and a sense of group portrait. The protagonist and supporting roles are well shaped. Some sentences also have a light sense of humor. I like the author's description of the environment. The articles written in big and small letters in "Jian Yan" are really touching the heartstrings. I wonder when the next article will be written (Qian Qian urges me to update it) ε(´｡•᎑•`)っ♡). Ji Yan is very reliable, smart, and thoughtful. On the surface, he is a big devil (to others), but in fact he is a very gentle person (to himself). The evil/*/tyrant in the eyes of outsiders also has a soft place in his heart (the so-called bad/*/people are really Heart), this contrast is really good😋 Ji Yan, just switch back and forth between Fujiwara/Xiaozhou/Jianyan/₍^_ ̫ _^₎, it's really interesting🥰 I feel that Xiao Che is essentially a kind and independent-minded person (comes out of the mire without being stained?). It is really remarkable that he can develop anti-war consciousness and help others with his own strength under the circumstances of Liben at that time, and he is also here. Make progress slowly, and at first you will have obvious flaws, but later you will learn to hide your traces, great. ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧ Moreover, the younger brother doesn't know that his elder brother is actually just like him. The younger brother thinks that his elder brother is a bad///ass///evil///tyrant who is very good to himself but very bad to others. Even so, the younger brother still wants to awaken that feeling in his elder brother's heart. Belonging to the kind light (Ou Doudou, you are really a good boy ₊⁺♡ ₊⁺), this kind of emotional plot has a strange 😋 refreshing😋 feeling😋Hey~ Chen Hansheng's role is very similar to that of a psychological committee member. He can guide his younger brother and smooth out his thoughts when he has conflicts in his heart. In a sense, he can be regarded as a guiding light. Everyone has a bright future😊 PS: If conditions permit, I actually would like to see Ji Yan show his fragile side (such a powerful person will also have vulnerabilities that are unknown to others). PSS: I'm a little curious. The plot of the horse lost in the later period is a time traveler + a horse with system space? Or is it a horse that stands on the surface and faces the red direction in its heart?

It's a very nice book, very gentle writing, and the writing style is so good. Digest: "I can almost close my eyes and see what my dear motherland will look like after the victory. She is just a toddler now but will soon learn to walk and run. One day she will stand at heights we can never imagine." But there is a problem. It's a bit annoying that so many people keep posting CP. I've read "No CP". I just don't want to see the relationship line. If I want to post CP, I can post it myself in circles or other platforms. . . .

The author's writing is super good. It is also a setting of traveling through time and becoming a Japanese aristocrat. The male protagonist does not feel arrogant at all, but is down-to-earth and conscientiously does what he can do and contributes his own strength. The most rare thing is that the female characters in it are all normal, and there are no ambiguous plots that make people look down.

The writing is very nice. The author's writing style is also very good. The richness of the writing is particularly comforting. The melancholy of talking between the lines is very eye-catching. I discovered this book in the middle of the night and couldn't stop reading it. If you want to read spy war stories seriously, be sure to read ↓Lightning Protection. Some people who kowtow to CP have something to do with it. Can the Japanese and the Chinese, the invaders and the invaded be able to kowtow to each other, and are they human beings? I also posted it in the comment section which is disgusting. How off-putting. Can you respect the theme of espionage, respect war, and respect history? Ps: Now that I have chosen to leave in the upper left corner, I will no longer follow this book. There is no need to comment under my book review section "Just block it, just don't like it." First, I have already taken such measures (obviously it doesn't work very well. The first action when entering the comment area is to click "dislike" and then you can get a gray comment in the comment area). Secondly, can blocking the book deny some bad facts? This is not just a CP issue. Third, as a reader of non-CP novels, when I come to this novel, I face some CP fans who already need to be blocked to avoid affecting the reading experience. However, I still advise others to just block them and block them. Why don't I just close the comment area? Miyake, Kobayashi Gu, and the protagonist's brother have chapters, paragraphs, and dozens of paragraphs and paragraphs. If they are all blocked, it seems that they will need to ask Tomato to expand the blacklist capacity after a while. The writing of this book is indeed very good. I have never denied this fact. I just pulled out other facts that exist at the same time and recited them. Accept what you can accept or not, and stop the loss in time to avoid feeling bad after reading it. Also, don't come back to me and add a few parentheses when I say "I thought there were too many people knocking my brother". You know that's what you think. (Other similar comments are also declined) I've replied to the first person who asked, giving my reasons. I don't know what answer you want or what you want to prove? Or what is the psychology behind making this statement? Could it be that the war between CP and US imperialism started so soon? Then there is no use if I stamp it. There is no cp in itself and it is a spy war anti-Japanese theme. The cp in the comment area is not very good anymore. What are you arguing about? Moreover, one moment it is said that there are many brothers, and the next moment it is said that there are a few people who are knocking each other off, isn't it contradictory? Are there three people from the three sects who spread the beans and formed an army?

This book is different from many spy novels I have read before. It reads lightly but is very profound and shocking. It feels calm on the surface but turbulent underneath. The author is very good at starting from ordinary life, very detailed. The article depicts many small characters, but they are all very vivid. The one who left a deep impression was the man who retired from the army after taking charge of the archives. His wife starved to death and said, "Go back, there are relatives waiting for you at home." A true anti-war article Our younger brother Xiao Che is a real warrior. Watching him shed tears and denounce his brother as a militaristic bully, I sighed and wanted to laugh at the same time. What Mr. Chen said next was really touching and sparkling. Also, Xiao Meng and Mr. Chen were able to keenly analyze from what Xiao Che relayed that the protagonist must have read Marxist works. What a detail! It fits their identity very well. They are very familiar with Marxism and can distinguish it immediately! Our protagonist has done a lot of things, directly or indirectly helping many soldiers and many people, but he will also be confused and hesitant. Thank you for your hard work, Ji Yan. Through the author's words, it seems that I can really see that turbulent era and the most lovely people. I thank the author for bringing such a good work. In my heart, this is a shocking anti-war work. War, war, what have you brought? Only devastation and endless cries of pain were left.

Teacher, please write more😭😭😭Write more and the children will not be able to read😭😭By the way, I would like to ask if there should be no messy plots with various female characters in the later stages😭I don't like to read many high-scoring anti-Japanese articles on Tomato. I just hate that the protagonist has an affair with the female character and has a harem. If you resist Japan, resist Japan, and resist Japan well, okay? Let's work together to punish those guys and traitors who established Japan's militarism, okay? 😭😭😭 Very nice! There is no messy relationship. I really like Ji Yan.

It's not bad. It's delicious if you don't pay attention to it. It looks good if you ignore some small details. Highlight⭐: The protagonist of this book is the elder brother, and the one who secretly passes on the information is the younger brother. What does that sentence mean, my stupid Ou Doudou~ Haha. Both brothers are novices. The elder brother cleans up the younger brother's mess. The younger brother is not really stupid. He has some intelligence and will not hold him back, which is good. Two people can grow together. (I personally like this kind of idea very much. Finally someone has written it. I hope it won't stop updating.) Then I will talk about what I think is not perfect, that is, the spy arrangement needs to be improved, because the mission seems a bit crude, and there is a lack of details in this aspect. I don't understand it very well. I just briefly talk about some of my opinions as a reader. The backgrounds of the characters who come into contact with the younger brother are not very complete. Just these few people and the dialogues seem a bit thin. They can expand on their situations, but this may be because the number of words is still short, and the author has not had time to add it. There seems to be a bug in the protagonist's publication of works and the contact with those students, but it's okay so far. I don't think there will be any intersection with the protagonist's true identity. Otherwise, the embarrassing scene of falling off the horse... I'm afraid they will be alienated due to their identities (but I believe the author can handle it.)

A very good book. The younger brother is Japanese, but under the leadership of his comrades, he awakens to fight against the war and realizes that they have invaded the hometown that others love. It is really touching. He is also very brave and is willing to give up a good future and go undercover (although he is not very good at undercover). The elder brother is a Chinese soul Japanese. He is very smart and rigorous. He can steal information gaps to provide convenience without being caught in the wrong. He is not brainless but knows how to use his identity to facilitate his younger brother's undercover work. My brother's patriotism is very touching. In the context of the times, he provided a lot of help to young people with lofty ideals to resist the war (he also wrote about it himself), and worked hard to save everyone he could. There is one point in the article that is particularly well written. When describing the Japanese soldiers at the bottom, it made me see the helplessness and confusion of being unable to return home under Japanese militarism, and the misery of the war on the bottom people regardless of national boundaries (the author did not whitewash, and his three views are very correct). Zhonghong's description is also very interesting. It is not cold but humane. It is especially interesting when he makes his younger brother trust his elder brother and seek help. When faced with his younger brother accusing his older brother of being a militaristic man, he guides his younger brother to help his elder brother take the "right path" (although the elder brother is so beautiful that he almost turns evil). The writing style is also very good. I found it from my sister's bookshelf. It was easy and pleasant to read without being lengthy. It is really a spy novel that I really like. I beg for someone of the same type.