Espionage: You'd Better Come Clean

This book is not the kind of mindless, murderous novel. The protagonist has normal people's fear of death, greed for money, and normal people's thinking. The first time I cracked down on a Japanese espionage sleeper team, it was very logical and it was my favorite type. The previous articles will all contain plot ambush, which will satisfy the excitement of the later period. I want to catch up and look forward to the follow-up... This is a traditional spy book, not the kind that comes straight to the point of blowing up the world. As for that friend who said that he dared to be a little Japanese spy without plug-ins, I can only say that isn't this how our ancestors came here?

Why did you tell your parents that you were from the Secret Service?

The logic is clear and quite interesting.

Rare food and fodder, well written, support the author

Not bad, worth having 🙂

Not bad, not bad, really good. Five-star praise to encourage you.