Dangerous Shadows

Author, are you sure the protagonist has traveled through time? You've been at No. 76 For quite some time. Are you sure the protagonist is not a novice?

Writing a spy war is too childish

In the past, detectives had mind-reading skills that were worse than those of ordinary people.

After reading a few chapters, I feel that the protagonist's performance at that time should have been extremely cool.

The protagonist has too many flaws and the writing is too simple.

It can be seen that the author tried his best and took it seriously. But the reality is cruel, and many things are not rewarded by hard work. And this is not worthy of regret or sympathy. Come on, I can only wish you the best. Another: The male protagonist fell in love with a Japanese woman and witnessed how this woman slaughtered his comrades. No matter how much he struggles and struggles in his heart, it doesn't seem like it can be used as an excuse.

There are too many loopholes, I really can't survive the first episode like this

I don't know how the author wrote this pig's foot's past life as a drug police officer? Is this how the anti-narcotics police behave? This is totally social shit

Oh my god, why did the author make places like No. 76 And Japan's Special High School seem like a joke?

Overall it's okay, the key is that the plot is exciting. The energy of such a big golden finger is too small. We should use small means to achieve great things, wealth, status, and power.