Clash

Everything else is fine, except the female lead is just too annoying. I haven't seen such a detestable female protagonist in a long time. Sometimes I wonder if the author intentionally made her so unlikeable. Actually, there's a witty and brave true female lead later on. When I saw her join the Party, I knew I was wrong; she really is the female lead.

This book is really well-written! I couldn't get into any other books after reading "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold."

After reading about a hundred chapters, you've pretty much finished what you wanted to read. The rest is just repetition, with basically no focus. It's all very straightforward and gets a bit tedious. There's no suspense or thrills at all. It's nowhere near as good as Lao Ning's work. Anyone else feel the same way?

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The book is pretty good; I hope it can be adapted into a TV series.

After reading hundreds of chapters, I can sum it up in two words: "frustrating!" It's understandable that the protagonist doesn't receive respect from opposing forces, but it's truly incomprehensible that so many opinions he, as a crucial intelligence agent infiltrating the enemy, offers are not given the respect and attention they deserve! Put yourself in his shoes: if you had such a meritorious subordinate, wouldn't you take his opinions very seriously?

Personally, I feel that *Clash* isn't as good as *The Spy Who Loved Me*. 1. The content of *Clash* is somewhat bland, leaving little memorable point. The most memorable part for me was the interrogation and torture of Hu Huiqin by the Japanese spy; it made me feel heartbroken, angry, and hateful. But that was the only part.

The female lead is unbelievable! She's so stupid and oblivious, completely oblivious to the spies constantly spying on her. And to make matters worse, she's smug and self-important. But she has connections, everyone around her has to fawn over her, the protagonist has to relentlessly feed her intelligence, and the station chief has to shower her with praise and recognition. Seriously?!

I suggest Huang Bo as the lead actor for the TV series.

I found this book through a recommendation on Douyin (TikTok), and I have to say the recommender is quite something. The content was completely different, yet they managed to trick me into reading it. To be honest, I had absolutely no interest in it, and my expectations were completely dashed. So what could have been a good book turned into a terrible read, and I couldn't continue.