Ace of Spies

Pure complaint: After watching "The Bourne Supremacy", I came here to read it. After reading the first few dozen chapters, I found that the streets described by the author are too familiar, and it has a strong sense of violation when placed in the scene of Chongqing. It always makes me feel like watching "Far East Intelligence Station". I always get involved in the drama, and I feel like I will meet an old man later. It might be more interesting if we use the place names of old Chongqing from the 1930s.

{"NickName":"The Man in the Cave","UserId":327106874}Author, will the protagonist of the novel you write conflict with King Ning Yan? If not, it's best to explain it to those readers in the comments, so as to avoid ideological conflicts between readers of this book and readers of The Spy of the Republic of China! This is very likely to cause the original readers of this book to abandon the book! I suggest you read this comment of mine! If you think my comment may have a certain impact on your writing of a book, you can delete this comment! Maybe it's bothering you!

{"NickName":"Cave Man","UserId":327106874} Also, the author did follow the historical Japanese agents and would definitely put poison in his mouth! Once the mission fails, you will take poison and commit suicide. I suggest you pay attention. I saw some people pointed out the mistakes in the comments, but it seems that they did not attract your attention. I hope you can see it! This is a good book, so I really don't want this book to be abandoned by readers because of a few mistakes, thereby becoming a stepping stone in countless spy novels from Qidian!

I'm about to read it, and I want to complain about the introduction first. It should be based on the experience and wisdom of the previous life... Rather than the experience of two lives... Because some people are useless even if you give them three lives

23 Pictures are too ridiculous. You have to know that Mao Renfeng is Dali's confidant, and the military commander controls Mao Renfeng, and Mao Renfeng,,,,

After watching Lao Teng's The Spy, it's really boring to watch other movies of the same genre. Some people say that the logic of The Bourne Shadow is bullshit and full of poisonous points, and that it is just for newcomers. I came to Qidian to read stories, not to read biographies of historical figures, not to do archeology.

Although I am a female, I personally don't like the male protagonist of spy games to have emotional scenes, love scenes between men and women, concerns, and weaknesses. It feels inappropriate to put it in the larger context, and I want to skip it.

I don't understand why everyone likes to write about the military command. In fact, the military command is not qualified as an intelligence organization. It is not qualified to collect and analyze Japanese military, political and economic intelligence. Throughout the more than 20 wars of the Anti-Japanese War, the military command has no accurate information on the Japanese attack direction and operational deployment, especially Zhongtiao Mountain and Yuxiang. Both times, the military commander was successfully deceived by the Japanese military intelligence agency. As for internal counter-espionage, Japanese spies openly appeared in important military and political areas of the government to steal information and instigate key rebel officials. They even found out Chiang's comings and goings many times. As for the Communist Party, the underground party around Dai Li was more than enough to hold a democratic life meeting. The advantage of the military command is that it is a paramilitary organization. With certain intelligence support, it conducts resistance wars behind enemy lines, conducts assassinations and sneak attacks against Japanese puppets, etc. Internally, it uses the special advantages of the military intelligence organization to engage in money smuggling and development organizations. After the war of resistance against Japan, the military command includes more than 200,000 people in its military organization. Internally, it controls key departments such as the police. It has money and people. Dai Li himself even got in touch with the Americans and almost became the commander of the navy with the support of the Americans. It would be strange if a plane of this strength did not crash.

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I have read almost 800 chapters of this article, and suddenly I have no motivation to read anymore. I really like the character of the protagonist. He is a criminal policeman. After time travel, he studied in a relevant school. His professional skills are maxed out, and his force value is also maxed out. It can be said that he has both civil and military skills. These are also constantly reflected in the article. Whether the male protagonist is catching Japanese spies or going to Japan. Occupying areas and doing destruction is easy, it's very powerful, and it's fun to watch, but not all perspectives need to be on the protagonist's side. For example, the protagonist has captured so many Japanese spies, and has done such a big thing in Wuhan and Shanghai. It also describes the angry faces of the Japanese, and describes the angry reaction of the other party after the protagonist does something. Wouldn't it be more enjoyable? Otherwise, it will be like the protagonist performing a one-man show, just for meritorious service, rewarded by the boss and then gone. The enemy's reaction is that it was profiled when he went to assassinate the protagonist, but not at other times. It's boring~ There is also the aspect of the Communist Party. When the protagonist asked the undercover Huang Dehua who was lurking around Chiang Kai-shek to return to the military to investigate, he was described as very powerful and very determined. He was a rare and good person. He could later discuss the protagonist with his "girlfriend" Gu Xijun and describe the Communist Party's view of the protagonist from the side. There is also the opinion of the barber who retreated at the reminder of the protagonist and what he thought of the matter when he returned. Speaking of which, Gu Xijun was exposed without any warning. Wasn't his "boyfriend" Huang Dehua also suspected? Why do both Director Sun, the protagonist, and Gu Xijun act as if this person does not exist? If Director Sun knew, he would definitely say it. After all, Huang Dehua's lurking position is so important. He had to remind the protagonist even if he didn't know. Otherwise, based on the protagonist's past acumen, if he didn't remind him, wouldn't it reveal that the protagonist himself has a problem? Gu Xijun also acted as if she didn't have this "boyfriend". These people acted and thought as if they didn't have this "Gu Xijun and Huang Dehua are boyfriend and girlfriend" thing. Is this collective amnesia? In short, I don't think the perspective should always be on the protagonist. What the protagonist did and what he did, and occasionally write about the enemy, opponent, third party, friend, superior, subordinate's evaluation of the protagonist or what he has done. Wouldn't adding such side descriptions make the image of the protagonist more full?

I think the protagonist, if appropriate, needs to hammer down the chapter. It's too serious. The protagonist has been mainly catching Japanese spies, so the central commander must be suspicious. The protagonist can't withdraw without grabbing red. If you are in a hurry, you can't show off first. So I would like to make a suggestion to the author. It should be reasonable and reasonable. It is too watery. This red agent is too indulgent and his identity will be exposed. Even if he wants to help the red agent, it should not be too obvious. It will attract the attention of interested people and other suspicions.

It feels like the dialogue between the characters is written by a primary school student. Fan Keqin said..., Qian Jinxun said..., Fan Keqin said with a smile..., Qian Jinxun said..., Fan Keqin said..., Qian Jinxun said with a smile, wouldn't your dialogue be richer?

This book is considered a good one among spy wars. However, after reading more than a hundred chapters, the magic of the time-travelers was not revealed. It was only written about a little bit of technological advancement and almost no forward-looking perspective on the historical process, political situation and character development. It is a pity.

Among the spy novels of the Republic of China that I have read recently, there are four that I feel are the most classic. They are The Spy of the Republic of China, The Spy of the Republic of China, Ace of Spies, and The Spy of the Republic of China. All of them are very well written. Full subscriptions, monthly passes, recommendation votes, and rewards are all provided. I recommend them to everyone to read.

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This book is planned to be written about when it will end, whether it will be the victory of the Anti-Japanese War or the founding of the country. How does the author plan to deal with the captured underground party? I just watched Liu Yunlong's new TV series some time ago, in which he plays Guizi Six among Dai Li's Eight Great Vajras. In the play, he was suspected because he usually behaved extremely professionally, but failed to meet his standards when dealing with a female underground party member. I hope the author can handle the relevant plot well.

It feels like it was written in a police drama. How about extracting fingerprints? This technology was available at that time? ? ?

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We should write about the inner activities of other characters about Pig's Feet, similar to the side story since Pig's Feet embarked on the road of counter-espionage. We can write it from the perspective of other supporting characters or small characters. After all, Pig's Feet is so powerful in counter-espionage. He also used his experience in solving crimes in later generations and combined with the particularity of intelligence work to write various intelligence warfare training materials for the Kuomintang. It can be regarded as a small change in history. Of course, the general trend cannot be changed.

After reading the first dozen chapters, I felt that the pace was too fast. The protagonist has already begun to solve the case non-stop before the specific situation is introduced. However, readers have not yet figured out what the structure of the organization the protagonist is currently in is. (Of course, having read The Bourne Storm, I generally know it, but you can't ask all readers to read your book after reading that book, right? Do you need another book and another author to help explain your own background?) Then a bunch of names came out, and work started all of a sudden. I haven't figured out who these supporting characters are yet. In short, the pace is really too fast. When watching The Bourne Supremacy, I felt that the supporting characters were introduced one by one. Although there were many people, I could all remember them. The supporting characters in this book appeared all at once, and they didn't have any characteristics. Anyway, I couldn't figure out who was who. It feels like the protagonist is just a tool man, solving crimes solely for the sake of solving them. There is no personal characteristic or other description about him. These are all acceptable. Many books are actually not very good at the beginning, but they are OK after reading later. But I really can't stand these sunglasses. Every once in a while, I say that because the protagonist wears sunglasses, no matter what expression he makes, he looks expressionless. I want to say, are your sunglasses a mask that covers your entire face? Can't others see you when you smile? I feel like I am watching those idol dramas under the banner of anti-Japanese film and television dramas, it is completely cool! The problem is I don't really think it's cool. Construct a picture in your mind. Among a bunch of people wearing military uniforms, the protagonist is the only one wearing eye-catching sunglasses. And wear it no matter where you go. ——Imagine this scene, is this really handsome? Is this the aesthetics of the last century? I don't think he's handsome, I just think he's stupid.

I've read dozens of chapters, all about how to solve crimes! Criminal Investigation Guide to Changing Your Name

I personally only read about 500 chapters. Advantages: 1. It is relatively rigorous, and there are basically no loopholes that make people laugh, unlike most spy war stories that are completely unreadable. Disadvantages: 1. Chongqing's place names are heavily adapted from Northeastern place names 2. Not exciting enough. The biggest problem may be that I haven't seen the exciting part yet. Judging from the first 500 chapters, compared with another spy movie of the Republic of China, the rest are about the same. Judging from the excitement of the plot, one day after another.

Personal feelings I saw this book finished and read it again after many years. I felt it was watery after reading it. It was too watery. The beginning was good, but in the middle it was mostly the same daily life. After that, I couldn't stand it when I went to Shanghai to fall in love, so I just skipped to read it. Overall, it was so short that I could take a look, but I couldn't read it carefully.

Where did the content of the chapter "Women" go?

Let me ask you, how many years have you been writing now? Has Japan not surrendered yet?

I haven't mentioned it yet, subscribe to it all, and I'll give you the daily recommendation tickets and monthly tickets. I hope you can add some scenes of the enemy, just the scenes of your own people, it's not enough to be cool.

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Finished spreading flowers! I have been following it for several years, and I am very sad that it ended suddenly. I hope there will be new books to read. Will the next one be a spy genre?

The novel is well written and detailed, but there are still common sense errors. Guangzhou has fallen, and Changsha is in the hands of the national army. Not to mention the destruction in northern Guangdong, how can the two warring cities be connected by train?