The Art of Espionage

I just read more than 40 chapters of the book, and the character of the protagonist is good. I just want to say that the protagonist has always been an assassin. Assassination is completely mindless. If you miss it once without intelligence, logistics, or support, you will die. And the protagonist is so good at hiding his identity. You don't have to be brutal. Intelligence does not depend on how many Japanese you kill. How hot-blooded you are. You must be calm and rational to maximize benefits. Even if you want to improve the protagonist's status in the Japanese intelligence agency in the future, some people can be sacrificed. When the United States deciphered Japan's plan to attack Pearl Harbor, but The Pacific Fleet was sacrificed in order to maximize profits. The British deciphered Enigma, but they still resisted allowing Germany to bomb Coventry. Sometimes the real information released for better lurking would sacrifice many people. Some lurking secrets were never used until death. For someone like the protagonist, it is to kill a time traveler to understand the trend of history. When the general trend is in hand, you must know how to follow the trend. You can assassinate millions of Japanese invaders by killing you, but when you climb to a high position, a single misinformation may kill tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of Japanese troops!

Very interesting, I like this kind of protagonist┏(｀ー´)┛

It is difficult to surpass Ning Zhiheng. This is a good example of character creation, which truly brings a person to life.

The writing is not bad, and the identity at the beginning is well done. The next dozens of pictures are all about assassins. I don't know what the use of assassination is now. It is useless to the battle situation and will expose yourself. You didn't use your identity at all. Your identity is too suitable for intelligence work. Go inside and get important military intelligence, something that will be helpful to the army in fighting the war, rather than carrying out targetless assassinations. What's really important is that you can't assassinate me. You're surrounded by military protection.

Originally this novel was quite well written. But most of the time I was doing it, I just wanted to see the protagonist join a spy organization and then fight the Japanese. Story. For example, the military commander, Zhong. The Communist Party of China, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and other organizations are all fine, but you are alone. Fuck the Japanese. It's not interesting anymore.

Boss, we don't have time. Are you going to let the protagonist be a lone hero?

It's pretty good so far. From the beginning of being a lone ranger to later, I think it's more logical to have helpers. But every time I see the protagonist being such a tyrant, I feel a little different from the mentality of an ordinary clerk in the previous life. It feels quite sudden. It may be cancer suicide. The result is rebirth. Later, I was frightened and stayed at the base for 10 years. The reason is that, come on, author!

A good spy story, but Ning Zhiheng is written so well

The beginning of this book is very attractive, and I have been among the Japanese since I was a child. Later in the writing, it became an exaggerated killer, and it lost the flavor of a spy war.

A quarter of the chapter has passed and the protagonist is still engaged in assassination in the Northeast...