Any Good Spy Dramas or Novels About Catching Spies in the Early Years After Liberation?

156 所 Solomon's Perjury Miyuki Miyabe984k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Read thousands of books, travel thousands of miles 🙃 I recommend three detective mystery novels that I like very much to everyone. The first is a masterpiece by the famous Japanese writer Miyuki Miyabu, which is very, very beautiful. The second is a masterpiece by the famous Western mystery novelist Chandler, with tight logic. The third is a masterpiece by the famous Japanese mystery novelist Otoichi. It is highly recommended and is not a spy game.

157 晋 Jin Feng Qin Yun Ning WenyingHistorical263k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Anti-war spy war! The love and hatred between the Japanese and the guerrilla captains for three generations!

158 你 No One Knows Your Name Please Call Me Grandpa RabbitUrban113k WordsOngoing 237Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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New product, serialized: no system, no rebirth, not a cool article! Be careful! But this may be the most hard-core and realistic spy article I have ever read on Tomato! Do you want to know how a real spy is "made"? Not relying on the system to add points, but relying on... The ice and snow of Kolyma, the torture chamber of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and countless betrayals and choices on the edge of life and death. This book takes you back to 1930-1949 to immersively experience the weight and cruelty of that period of history. The protagonist has no name, only layers of false identities; there is no greatness, only struggle in the quagmire for victory. Follow him into this grand and dark behind-the-scenes war. His name is unknown, but his deeds will live forever!

159 卧 Undercover, Become the Biggest Spy Leader Wang DianjunHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 135Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Write your own book and promote it yourself

160 风 A Wind of Cranes and the Rustle of Grass Jun Bu JianUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 6.8kReads5.8Score664Shelves

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The wind is roaring!

162 血 Bloody Dawn: Bronze Talisman Mu HuihongMystery1.1M WordsCompleted 6Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Anti-Japanese War Spy War Multinational Agents: Impossible Spy

163 潜 Lurking in Darkness If You Forget to Fight, You Will Be in Danger007Historical300k WordsCompleted 10Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Lurking in Taiwan Yu Zecheng

164 金 Golden Triangle Blood Wolf Legend Jiang Yueling from Wangyue CityMystery1.7M WordsCompleted 85Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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If you like the spy story of catching spies in the early days of liberation, the "Japanese Army Residual Clearance Line" in "Golden Triangle Blood Wolf" is a perfect fit! The novel is finalized at 5 million words and is constantly being updated. It is currently at 560,000 words. The protagonist, like a spy hunter in the early days of liberation, tracks down the remaining Japanese mercenaries lurking in the Amazon rainforest, and uses tactics and espionage methods to complete the eradication. The tension is comparable to classic spy movies about catching secret agents. Readers who have read 15,000+ times online and listened to 5,000+ audiobooks say it is "even better than spy movies"; The rainforest espionage plot of "Jiang Shijun: Legend of the Amazon Mercenary" also replicates the thrill of the espionage war in the early days of liberation, and it's worth pursuing it!

167 凤 Female Agent with Phoenix Eyes: I Tore up the Enemies with My Own Hands in the Republic of China Sautéed Tomato SauceUrban371k WordsCompleted 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The scenes moved around Jiangcheng, Shanghai and Chongqing, including orphans and widows, orphans of generals, underground parties, military command, and Japanese special education courses. The various forces are intertwined, and reading this book is like piecing together a huge spy puzzle of the Republic of China.