The Shadow Squad

I think this book is a test for both the author and the reader. You can call this book a "book-illiteracy filter". Anyone who likes this book must really understand novels, and has been a bookworm for at least ten years. He must have his own requirements and evaluation standards for novels. Obviously, I am such a reader, and I have also written a book, but I realized it was too difficult after I wrote it... Some chapters that you thought were simple and mindless at first, when it was your turn to write, you found that it was so difficult to be mindless... So read When it comes to this book, I really feel that the author is too talented. I have read similar books. In fact, this kind of opening setting is very good, and the early stage of the plot is quite attractive, but you can't read more than fifty chapters, and it is especially easy to collapse. First of all, there are too many characters and it is not easy to control. It often happens that a certain character disappears after writing, or a certain character becomes too perfect after writing, turning others into green leaves. This is not the original intention of these authors. It is obvious that they are not strong enough and cannot control it. But the author of this book is obviously very at ease. I don't see any redundant people so far. Everyone is crucial. Furthermore, the ability setting is very important, and the control of this aspect is even better. Just like Avengers, the director deliberately adjusted the abilities of each character. There is no extremely strong or extremely weak one. Everyone has his or her own merits. Unlike in Justice League, when Superman appeared on the stage, everyone else was overwhelmed, which was obviously a collapse performance. Everyone here has different abilities and is good at it. Ling Yunpeng's most outstanding thing is only his leadership. He really has his own merits, which is enough to show the author's skill.

Chiang Kai-shek was pro-American and his ultimate goal was to develop China into an American colony! The Red Army is close to the people, and its ultimate goal is for the Chinese people to be the masters of their own country! Do you still need to compare?

I thought it was just a simple treasure map, but it involved so many things later. This book really brought me more and more surprises. I almost laughed to death while watching the murder scene. As a storyteller, I still feel that Feng Haiquan's reasoning is seamless and reasonable. Detective Feng's investigation process cannot be said to be smooth, but it is because of the coincidences along the way that Feng Haiquan gets further and further away from the truth, until Liu Dahu takes the blame in the end. The author's setting is really clever. As a reader, if you don't see the back, you won't know the mystery of the murder case. Even though I knew the answer in my heart, when I saw Inspector Feng telling the "truth" to the Japanese, I really burst out laughing. Is there anything wrong with Inspector Feng's explanation? No. Not only that, his explanation and reasoning are completely in line with the character's thoughts, and everyone involved in the case has concealed something, so the Japanese will not doubt that Mr. Liu is the murderer. This Inspector Feng is simply a great helper of the Miaoying Rangers, including Zhang Changlin, his son, girlfriend, and Mrs. Hu, the owner of the hotel. The most important thing is the appearance of Mr. Liu's clever fake IOU. The coincidences along the way just constitute a reasonable story line, which is really exciting! Every story is worth savoring and liking!

I finally understand why the author didn't write about the Eighth Route Army spies. They were too poor and had nothing to write about. The National Army's spies had many tricks.

The idea of ​​​​this book is really very clear, and it is slowly assembled like a puzzle.

I have never dared to read articles about the starting point of the Anti-Japanese War. They were either mindless or too heavy-handed... Before victory, how many people were sure that Japan would be driven out? The national power and technology at that time were so different... Putting aside the premise of foresight and foresight, from the perspective of ordinary people, it was a deep despair... I once again lamented the dedication and greatness of the martyrs! ! !

After a few chapters, I got embarrassed and retreated decisively. The writing style needs to be improved. The scenes at the beginning are good. After reading a few chapters, I feel like I am watching a divine drama. The characterization and plot connection are too rough, the background and environment of the characters are too deliberately described, and the description of the character's background and environment is too hard. The behavior is too dramatic, and the life experience is not enough. A good novel depends not only on the creativity of the story, but also on the handling of the plot, the characterization of the characters, and the cohesion of the story.

Is this kind of book a gamble to sell the copyright to make an anti-Japanese drama?

Is the Garrison Suicide Squad the one where a few people drive two open-top off-road vehicles with a machine gun on top, and then travel around the Middle East day and night in the air? I watched it when I was a kid, but I never knew what it was called😄

Say it. . . This title made me think of Mickey Mouse's Wonderful House inexplicably. . . . . . Magic. . . .