Shadows in the Spy War
谍海猎影
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I found this through a recommendation from the author of "The Spy in the Republican Era". Several of these segments made me laugh out loud. It's well-written; I've subscribed to the whole thing. Thank you, author! Keep it up!
Author, keep up the good work! I have a few questions here.
The story unfolds slowly, but the characters are very well-developed, the details are vivid, and the actions are reasonable. Some say each story is too long and drawn out, but I don't think so. Length doesn't matter; richness is the most important thing. Short stories are less interesting. However… this brings a big problem: After all, this book is serialized slowly.
It's a really good urban spy novel, very enjoyable to read. I started reading it for free a couple of days ago, but when I saw the paid chapters, I couldn't resist paying and read it until it was finished. It's truly excellent. Keep up the good work, author! I support you!
I'm turning this off. The first three chapters were readable, but from the fourth chapter onwards, it became increasingly nauseating. They've turned a war novel into a romance novel. Do they think they'd die without romance? It's always this woman and that woman; are you writing a modern romance?
Is pure espionage fiction no longer viable? Why is there so much system-based fiction? Honestly, I only want to read pure espionage; I find anything with a system element repulsive.
How's this book? Does it include Shennong?
Spy dramas are all about intrigue and thrills. What's so special about having a system? I just watched the opening scene, and they've already got a hidden listening device. Time to run.
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Joining the Military Intelligence Bureau was the best way to kill the invaders. For the Communist Party, it was primarily about self-preservation. You could then use the funds to start a business in Hong Kong, return to China in 1981 to invest, and not try to do anything else. Your political background was already defined by the Military Intelligence Bureau; you couldn't escape that era. No matter how influential your parents were, they would still be persecuted because of you.