Espionage: I Wanted to Lie Flat, but Ended Up a Workaholic?

It's very exciting. I think about everything in advance and think deeply. Although there is a general golden finger, it is only used to save life in the early stage. After that, it mainly relies on IQ and EQ. There are some small bugs in the details, but they don't affect the overall situation. On a scale of 10, 9.3 Should be fine

This book is the first one above the spy war books. It is very good-looking. It feels just a little bit worse than Barbed Wire. The score is definitely too low, at least 9.3, Which is still low. The author needs to work hard. Don't be too impatient. I will update ten chapters a day.

This book is well written. I have the desire to read on. More than 75% of spy novels.

A very good novel. The author designed the plot very carefully. The language is very familiar to Stephen Chow, but the logic is strong, the scenes are ups and downs, and the description of the characters of each group... It goes beyond film and television dramas. Personally I think it's 8.8 Or above.

A very good drama, quite humorous at times, a bit short

The content is detailed and beautiful. Thumbs up!

It's quite readable, but the golden finger is not particularly well used for lurking. [I'm full] I feel like a golden finger with a lot of imagination, maybe it's more suitable for assassination? [Thinking] Should the author consider opening a new book where the protagonist uses this golden finger to specialize in assassinations? It would definitely be fun, and there wouldn't be so many people picky about the details.

Being able to write a spy story in such a fun way is also a style. Not bad

Whether the writing is good or not depends on the reader's taste. The key is to give five stars first if you don't find AI.

Not bad, not bad, let's write some more intelligent plots