The Secret War

The logic is clear and engaging. I just don't understand why the author is not famous. Is it because he has just started some novels or is it because he is a great person? It seems like there is no great writer like this in Qidian. It's hard to explain. If you are a newbie, you will be great. If you continue at this level, you can become a god. I'm curious, is the author's real job writing screenplays? This book can already be used as a script for a TV series

The key to espionage novels is the battle of wits. The more cunning the enemy is, the more the protagonist's wisdom is highlighted. It's the details that determine success or failure.

Well, the writing is very detailed. The characters are well expressed through language and actions. I feel that the author has a very good foundation. I hope he can keep it up. Don't dislike it for 1 yuan.

Why is the score of this book average? In one word, there is no sense of immersion. I think most people agree that it is impossible for modern people to understand that era. Did the real saints appear in that era? The author wants to bring modern people into that era. He can only think too much. In fact, I read this book mainly because I like to watch spy wars recently. Otherwise, I really wouldn't read it 😅 Why did the Republic of China have good results because he wrote a modern person who traveled into that era. It has a sense of substitution for modern people's thoughts and actions, and the logic is very good.

Isn't there any book in Qidian where modern people travel back to the Anti-Japanese War and become agents? If so, please beg! !

The content is very exciting, on par with the spy novels and movies and TV series that have been published now. I look forward to sticking to it.

The writing is really good, the picture is in my mind, and the logic is very reasonable. Nothing is too abrupt. Come on, author🙂🙂🙂

The old man gave us the answer: first, no assassination, second, no seduction, third, no bribery, and fourth, no internal fighting... The "rules" set down one by one have confused many comrades. Why can't we do what the enemy can do? Faced with the confusion and doubts of his comrades, the old man earnestly taught and patiently persuaded everyone, and firmly told everyone: If we act recklessly and without a bottom line like the enemy, then what is the difference between us and those people who are hated by the people? Greatness comes from firm belief and adhering to the original intention. It is these seemingly unreasonable and unrealistic "rules" that ultimately led us to victory. Looking back at history, the enemy has exhausted all means but failed to achieve his goal, and how many enemies have we conquered and influenced with our faith and loyalty? Justice never requires violence to prove, because truth will confirm everything.

I just read Chapter 50, and the mysterious gun dared to hide part of it. If it hadn't been for the grass growing on the protagonist's grave, it would have been overgrown.

Except for the failure of arranging women, everything else is great. The ending is a bit regretful, missing the late king! The struggle between the two parties