Island Espionage
孤岛谍战
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Can a team leader please not bring their own seat? A team seat?! That's like being an idiot.
This is really well-written! It's a bit of a waste of its potential!
The protagonist is an indigenous person; the male lead is a Communist Party member infiltrating the Military Intelligence Bureau, and the female lead is a member of the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics (CBIS) infiltrating the 76th Division. This family is quite lively.
He enjoys confrontation, navigating between various factions, living on the edge of danger, and remaining anonymous.
Both "Clash" and this one are classic spy dramas. It's a pity I read this one too early; I should have waited until the book was finished. I'm eagerly awaiting updates... I hope the author can write until the founding of the People's Republic of China, and not end it with Japan's surrender... 🥺🥺🥺
I don't know when it started, but Yuan Shu-style infiltration has become the norm in spy novels. With multiple spies so commonplace, I personally don't want to read about the rise of ordinary people; I yearn for thrilling, suspenseful, and meticulously planned spy dramas. But after reading a few, I couldn't even get into the beginning...
It's starting to feel like a clash. Zhu Muyun and Hu have different personalities, but similar tactics.
After reading the first few chapters, he's portrayed as mature and composed on one hand, yet easily swayed by a woman's smile on the other. What kind of character is this?
The first half of this book is excellent, but the transformation of Gu Huiying feels too abrupt, suddenly shifting from her usual sympathy for the Communists to her blatant change in the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics (Zhongtong). It's a real shame. The second half also feels rushed, just endlessly chasing missions with constant personnel changes. What was originally a great book is somewhat dragged down by the latter part.
I've read the latest chapter, and to be honest, I'm quite disappointed. The quality seems to have plummeted over these last few dozen chapters. The main character and Gu's character development suddenly changed without any foreshadowing. Oh well, I'll stop reading here for now. Until next time.