The Silent Spy War

"Although we are all called traitors, our aspirations differ, but may we not regret it when we reach the end of the road." This is dedicated to the heroes of the Red and Blue Party who infiltrated the Japanese army. Although their aspirations differed, they all fought for a nation with their lives.

The author writes very well, but the female lead is just too annoying. She's incredibly stupid and doesn't want anything. Who would want to be a traitor if they had no other choice? She's constantly yelling and dragging the male lead down. I hate this kind of naive and sweet female lead. She should just be written out of the story already; the male lead will be killed by her sooner or later.

Changfeng's spy novels are among the best in the genre on Qidian, featuring well-developed characters, a tight plot, and reasonable conflicts. I hope the author continues his excellent work.

Actually, I clicked on this book after seeing the synopsis, and I found the synopsis quite appealing, because I'm the kind of person who decides whether to read a book only after reading the synopsis.

Changfeng is the author I've followed the longest, from *Iron-Blooded Military Soul* in 2013 to *Super Soldier's Edge*, then to *Behind the Scenes*, and finally to this *Secret War Without a Trace*. I've witnessed Changfeng's ups and downs. The characters in Changfeng's works are extremely ruthless towards their enemies, but very gentle and caring towards their own people, which is a common…

I came from the "Special Years" group. Xingxing recommended this book, and I've already subscribed to the whole thing.

Xiao Qi is a man of few words but ruthless actions, and a die-hard fan of Sanshui. He's usually a sunny young man, but when carrying out orders or missions, he's decisive and ruthless. Let's think about who should play the role. We considered several actors, but none seemed quite right. Then we remembered Qin Feng from "The Wolf"—Wu Chengxuan.

November 1933 In a secluded alley, a man of medium build, wearing a vest and tie with a suit jacket casually slung over his shoulder, leaned against the alley wall, glancing at his watch from time to time. He casually pulled out a pack of cigarettes from his suit pocket, lit one with a "snap," took a puff, and glanced at the alley entrance.

On the banks of the Huangpu River, a chilly autumn wind blew. Two men dressed differently gazed into the distance in silence. Suddenly, the man on the left, dressed in a suit, said, "We used to be adversaries, with different beliefs, locked in a life-or-death struggle, haha...

Xiao Qi is San Shui's operative, implementer, and follower. Not the main character, but not insignificant either; this role is difficult to cast. Wu Lei, give it a try, broaden your acting range.