Codename Jingzhe
代号惊蛰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 911k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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374Chapters
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16.9kFans
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Even My Alt Account Recommends These: Truly Worth Reading ✔
Good writing, clear logic, compelling plots, and, most importantly, fewer typos.
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I don't like typos. Please use “not” and other negative words correctly.
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Walking in the Dark
I like military novels about espionage, but I couldn't find any, so I decided to make things easier for others like me. I'll gradually add books I haven't read before. Hope you enjoy them. 😊😊 I'm no good at writing descriptions, so check out the book blurbs yourselves.
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Is this a spy thriller or a detective story?
Is this a spy thriller or a detective story? 😅🤔
Those who infiltrated behind enemy lines were basically all dead. Especially those who frequently stole crucial intelligence. They weren't fools. For example, if the first intelligence was lost and there were 30 suspects, the second 20, the third 38… all the way up to the seventh, eighth, and ninth time, and you were always among the suspects, no matter how much alibi you had, you'd still be killed.
It might be like writing a script, to facilitate the production of a TV series. 😜
They've turned spy fiction into something resembling Detective Conan.
It's a bit drawn out at the beginning, but if you write this well and the later parts aren't too bad, someone will want to hire you for a film.
It's a bit drawn out at the beginning, but if you write this well and the later parts aren't too bad, someone might offer you a role in a TV series, and then everything will be great from here on out. Keep it up.
Does the author have any new books? I've already been searching for Liu Mo's 2020 and 2021 books...
The first essay wasn't well-written; it was rambling and disorganized. It improved as it went on, but unfortunately, it affected my grade.
First, it's too weak; second, there's no sense of immersion. It's boring. I can't stand watching it.
The logic is sound, but the pacing is too slow, and most importantly, it doesn't feel like a spy thriller.
Is this a detective story or a spy story?