My Career as a Spy
我的谍战生涯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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As our country's overall strength has grown, so has the status of soldiers in society. Soldiers are undoubtedly the most admirable people, quietly devoting their youth to their posts. They're the people I admire most, too. The first novel I ever read, back in 2012, was Chang Feng's Ironblooded Military Soul. I didn't know about Qidian then, so I read a pirated copy. I've been reading military fiction for eight or nine years now. The novels I'm recommending all have solid writing and plots. I rar
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As an espionage officer, I am full of loopholes. After reading more than 80 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up the trap decisively.
First of all, serious military officers look down on spies, especially those who are ranked high in each period are almost impossible to enter the army. Spies are born and cannot enter the top ranks, and those who are ranked in each period have a high chance of entering the top military ranks. You would say that Dai Li is considered a high-level person, but his life and death depends on Chiang. If he changes to another leader, he will be gone. But other military bosses cannot be moved by you!
It's better to look at Qingteng's "Dark Shadows"
Do you think it's possible? The Secret Service catches Japanese spies, while the Party Affairs Office catches underground parties. The main business of the Secret Service is to fight against Japanese spies. They will only arrest them when they encounter underground parties. Boss Dai will basically not take the initiative to catch underground parties. You have been catching underground parties and ignoring the Japanese. Can the Party Affairs Office next door accept this? There is a problem with your common sense. How dare you write a spy war article?
The protagonist is full of loopholes and the plot is too watery
I have just read over a hundred chapters. It is a very good book. It would have been nice to have less women in it. Is there any need for the dancer Ah Chen to exist? And Huihui? A progressive young woman? It's really useless at all, it's forced to add drama. Spy stories don't need too many female supporting characters, right?
The protagonist's upline was exposed. At this time, the protagonist went to the upline's house to make contact. After the protagonist left, the upline was arrested. The protagonist heard the gunfire and hurried back and entered the house! The protagonist was never exposed from the beginning to the end, and no one monitored him when he was exposed online? The protagonist's comings and goings were not monitored! How can people see such a big loophole!
How could I not know that Keiko is Li Huihui?
Can the author not add a "yah" after each paragraph? Can the author see it? He doesn't consider the readers' feelings. What is your reaction after seeing so many? Does it feel comfortable to read? How does it feel to read? Are you deliberately inflating the number of words? Adding commas, adding periods, exclamation points, question marks, etc., What a chicken neck.
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