The Night Is Drawing to an End

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Author, you made the emotional line too complicated and it's a bit of a trap. If it doesn't work, just sacrifice one.

I started writing about women after only a few chapters, and the main plot is not yet clear.

The most enjoyable spy novel I have ever read is "The Spy of the Republic of China" which is quite exciting and the plot feels quite reasonable. However, the author, your spy novel seems to have a very low starting point for the protagonists and their positions are still very low at the end. Like "Secret War", he seems to have the rank of lieutenant colonel at the end🗡 and there also seem to be some plots that make the protagonist very aggrieved, which makes people uncomfortable to read 🔪🔪🔪

Damn it! This reversal is awesome! ! ! ! !

Two monthly passes support, don't be a eunuch

You summon Yan Shuangying and Duma to your side. The beach is yours.

When you see an acquaintance, look back and see if it suits your taste 😁😁😁

How can I put it this way? It's not that the male protagonist cannot have a love life, and the author's writing of love scenes is pretty good and not very annoying. But this start for the sisters is too profitable! How many words should I write here or here? What kind of underworld design? You are writing a book for modern people, so you can't write it in such a way that makes it uncomfortable! It's a good book. I couldn't stand it after reading a hundred chapters. Your design is so awesome that I'm afraid I'll be as bad as the male protagonist if I continue reading it! The wording may be strong, but this setting is so rewarding! Wow! I don't know what to say! Emotional entanglements are not impossible, but the love-and-kill relationship between Captain Kang and Mina in Secret War is also very sad, but it's not disgusting to watch. The whole scumbag character of the male protagonist in this book is too outrageous. Oh my god, I don't know what to say, it's so outrageous, it's making me drool. Oh, I don't want to say more, it's a very good book, oh! Make this a chore!

Now I feel that unless it is later set up that "the protagonist is absorbed into the Japanese spy agency again during the Japanese period, and the school fight is a 'performance'", then seeing that there are three scenes (not counting emotional scenes) is unreasonable and a bit alienating.