
The Backup Plan
后手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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In fact, it is difficult for the protagonist to achieve great results in the historical period and position he is in. When history enters 36 years later, when the Japanese invaders' activities become larger, especially after the July 7 Incident, various major events took place, and it is only after the protagonist's status changes that it is time to show off his skills and become more exciting. Now is the foreshadowing. Those who want to read a novel by a novice with an invincible protagonist should not read this book. How can real agents have so many bloody incidents?
It seems to be more complicated than the relationship in the confrontation. Let's see if the author can finally master this level of complexity.
Come on, spy dramas were very popular in the past few years (Insidious, Before Dawn, Red, Conspiracy, Cliff, Kite, etc.), But spy novels have never been popular. There are not many book reviewers, and there are few fans to give rewards. Are they all student gangs?
The confrontation is a battle of wits and courage with ups and downs. The back-up plan is the "routine that has been repeated over the years". The military commanders are all useless, and everyone who rebels will die. My rabbit doesn't do much. I'm not targeting anything, this book is rubbish compared to "Confrontation".
Five million people have viewed it just now. Is it true? Too exaggerated
I strongly urge that the protagonist should not have a smooth journey this time, and it is best to add some scenes of being suspected. After all, in that era, the intelligence personnel of either party are very suspicious, and they would rather kill by mistake than let go. Therefore, it is normal for the protagonist to be isolated and examined, and some tricks are used. In the end, just find a scapegoat to clear away the suspicion. I always feel that the spy protagonists in literary works have not entered the interrogation room, have not survived the punishment, and their lives are incomplete 😁😁😁
Recommended for National Day roll call. The author is so awesome! ! !
I'm sorry that I read the pirated version of Confrontation, but I ordered all of it after it was released. .
Manually call the author, is there a female protagonist in this article? Single or double? Can you give me some spoilers about the heroine? I just read three chapters and I want to get into the trap. I have to wait online in a hurry.
After reading the latest chapter, I feel that the military commander keeps changing district directors and station directors without doing anything. Is there something wrong with this plot?
I really want to see Lu Chengzhou and his neighbor Ning Zhiheng opposite each other! Raise your hands if you agree!
I saw the author's name coming in. By the way, the name is so erotic... Raise your paw if you agree 😁
Young man, if you don't kneel and lick, your novels will be 404 every minute. Haven't you noticed that since last year: modern times, the Republic of China, modern time and space cities, modern time and space entertainment stories, officialdom stories... Haven't these five types of novels basically disappeared?
Compared to The Spy, this book feels a bit inferior, but it is still a fine book.
1945 Traitor trial. From the materials collected by the Japanese army, it was found that Lu Zhou provided a lot of information to the Japanese army and was a core spy, so he filed a public prosecution! During the trial, dozens of organizations and countries including the Republic of China, the Communist Party of China, the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, the Soviet Union, France, Japan, Canada, Australia, India, and Judaism provided evidence to the court to prove that Lu Zhou was working for himself...
I just watched a little bit and I recommend playing the game Invisible Guardian.
I just took a look at the wedge~I suddenly felt taller and more powerful.
There are more and more books like this recently. . . .
The fighting armies are here to report, comrades, support me.
Lu Chengzhou - Nanjing: Geng Huo (codename: Flame), Yan'an: Zhu Daidong (codename: Ant), Japanese secret service (codename: Railway)
The plot is too blunt and far inferior to the author's other books! Not paying attention to details, such as asking a pig's trotter to withdraw all the money, and writing a check to finance the expenses, is simply not able to withstand scrutiny. If someone is suspected, can they explain clearly where the money went? The plot is so forced that I can't stand it.
A bold guess is that there are too many people who know the identity of the protagonist, and it will definitely be exposed in the future. There are fewer people in contact and fewer opportunities for exposure.
He is very familiar with the characterization of characters, the handling of plots, and the rendering of scenes.
From confrontation
I feel that the author is very suitable for a novel with this theme. I hope it will be better than Confrontation.
It came from the confrontation. I cast some recommendation votes first, and then read again after gaining some weight. I hope the writing can go beyond the confrontation!
This book is very rich in knowledge, your imagination is beyond ordinary, and you also took the characters' personalities into consideration when setting up the plot.
Those who place full orders on the shelves and hand over all their wages can only support this 😃
I would like to ask if this is a statement about entering the officialdom by mistake?
I think the protagonist of this book can have some flaws appropriately
"Back Hand" is all ordered ⬜Although it is suspected of being unfinished, I think it is quite good. I hope this new book can be better.