The Night Is Drawing to an End
黑夜将尽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 612k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Author, you've made the romance too complicated; it's a bit of a cliffhanger. If it doesn't work, just sacrifice (kill off) one of them.
They've only covered a few chapters and they're already starting to focus on women; the main plot isn't even clear yet.
The most exciting spy novel I've ever read is *The Shadow of the Republic of China*, which is full of thrills and has a fairly reasonable plot. However, in your spy novels, the protagonists seem to start from very low positions and remain low-ranking even at the end. For example, in *Secret War*, the protagonist is only a lieutenant colonel at the end. 🗡 And there are always some frustrating scenes that make the protagonist feel uncomfortable, which is frustrating to read. 🔪🔪🔪
Holy crap! This plot twist is incredible!!!
I'm giving you two monthly passes, please don't abandon this project!
You summoned Yan Shuangying and Du Ma to your side. Shanghai is yours now.
When you see someone you know, you turn around to see if they're to your liking. 😁😁😁
Well, it's not that the male lead can't have a romantic life, and the author did a pretty good job writing the romance scenes; they weren't too annoying. But, sister, the beginning of the story was just too weak! What the hell is this? What kind of hellish design is this? Books are written for modern readers; you can't write something this disturbing!
My current feeling is that unless it's later revealed that "the protagonist was absorbed into the Japanese intelligence agency during his time in Japan, and the school fights were just a 'performance'", there are already three instances of this being illogical (not considering the romance), which is a bit off-putting.