Agent No. 76

If you can persist, don't write it down and it will become eunuch.

I really want to read it, but I am afraid that this book will be too eunuch again. Forget it, let's read it!!!!

Many of the protagonist's actions are full of loopholes. .

Some parts of the plot are far-fetched, especially the part where Su is mistakenly transported to Su. Su is trained, but acts like a fool, and the part in the archives is too far-fetched. The biggest failure is that the male protagonist never uses the knowledge he has learned.

I feel a little bad now, try harder, come on!!!!!!

Please delete and rewrite the latest ones. There was no such remote wireless monitoring during World War II. Wireless monitors were just developed in the 1950s. This would have to wait until transistor technology matured. Agent 76 traveled through time. This was only World War II, and the technology of the 1950s was used? The author has probably watched too many spy dramas. World War II was more about wire surveillance, that is, phone surveillance. In World War II, wireless monitoring was only used to monitor radio stations. More monitoring in World War II was tape recording and then listening to the tape.

In the latest chapter, brother, the actions of the two characters are reversed, right? 🙏