The Spy Network
谍网
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The protagonist, after all, comes from a Kuomintang secret service with impeccable revolutionary credentials. While he may not have factional affiliations during the War of Resistance, is it reasonable for him to so readily aid his adversaries so early on? As an intelligence agent, is it logical for the protagonist to so readily help his wife out of affection in the early stages? The above opinions are for reference only.
I only discovered this great book after it was finished! I've subscribed to the whole thing and am looking for the best read! To be honest, I couldn't get through the first few dozen chapters, but it got better and better as it went on. A really good spy novel.
This book is actually quite well-written. It's not a time-travel story, and without any cheat codes, it's quite impressive. Some minor flaws in the early chapters are understandable, but where did the idea of sending the female lead to infiltrate the enemy come from? Do you even know where the protagonist is? Shanghai, the most important economic center in Southeast Asia, without a doubt.
Boss Dai is extremely unprofessional. He took the intelligence and then went around bragging about it. Does he think his subordinates have a death wish?
Compared to Ning Yanwang, he's miles behind; the logic is riddled with flaws, and the writing fails to capture the urgency, cunning, and cruelty.
The book is pretty good, but the childhood sweetheart part is off-putting.
Silent Wind and Thunder
Many people think that writing about the female lead going undercover in a fake marriage was a flaw, but I think the author did a great job. The author is paving the way for the female lead's transformation. Due to well-known censorship factors, the author directly hints in the synopsis that the male lead will be an undercover agent for the underground Communist Party.
I was absolutely disgusted by the female lead. She seemed completely brainless. And why did I dislike characters with a "red" personality so much while reading this book? They never made any sacrifices. The protagonist was always trying to take from the female lead. This is just my personal opinion; please don't attack me if you disagree.
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I hope the author can revise the part where the fiancée goes to the Northeast. It's really too cruel and unreasonable. No matter how you look at it, no one would make such an arrangement, whether it's out of urgent need or practical benefit, unless the leader has lost their mind.