The Spy Takes Flight

A good agent must first conceal themselves and learn self-protection. Trying to rescue every enemy they encounter is foolish.

The book is good, very imaginative, and has a grand scope. I estimate that Fallen Leaves and Blood Rose will eventually become the Red Party's allies. The plot seems quite rigorous so far, but it requires patience to fully appreciate! It feels like reading a script, meticulously crafted. If the author keeps writing well, I feel it could become a great script similar to "The Spy Who Loved Me"!

There's no main plot, the story lacks coherence, the author's skill is terrible, it's unreadable, the plot is unclear, and the characters are too chaotic in the early stages. I don't recommend reading it; it's a complete waste of time!

This is an unusual spy novel. Having read this far, I'm finally starting to understand it. The characters are portrayed with great detail, avoiding any overly sentimental or stereotypical portrayals. Compared to those superficial time-travel novels, its depth makes it well worth reading. While I have some personal speculations about what happens later, I won't spoil it. I highly recommend watching the series to the end!

I still think it's such a pity that Tanaka Shu died.

When will you start another spy novel? Some of the supporting characters are well-developed, so the protagonist doesn't have to do everything himself. Of course, the protagonist also has his problems sometimes and often gets involved in other things.

The first few chapters lacked depth and immersion.

I was a bit confused by the first few chapters; there were too many character storylines, making it somewhat confusing. The beginning felt a lot like the story of the infiltrators.

The first few chapters had too many plot holes to continue reading.

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