Island Spy

It's too late, the holes ahead have not been filled. 05 Who is it? Even if the emotional drama collapsed unexpectedly, the outcome was not explained, it was nothing, and it was just like this until the end? There's only one word for it!

I saw 677. I was very fascinated by what I saw before, but when I saw 677, I was dumbfounded. The cautious and careful character I had portrayed earlier was gone in an instant.

Personal direction: I have been pursuing books until now, and I personally feel that the best one is "Confrontation". "The Island" still feels a little less flavorful than "Confrontation". Compared with Lao Hu, Zhu Muyun's character image is more full-bodied and more suitable for the image of an underground intelligence worker. The plot may seem dull but you can feel the turbulence behind it, which is more fascinating. As I have always said about "Confrontation", I look forward to a TV series. I still remember that it became a hot topic of discussion among readers at that time. It's not that "Isolated Island" is not good, but it always feels like it lacks a bit of flavor; after watching "Confrontation" again, I discovered the problem. Of course, this is also a personal preference: in the plot of "Isolated Island", everything has to be done well, and Lao Hu has reversed everything through his efforts, and the protagonist Lao Hu's ability has been "released". That era, that environment, and Shanghai, which was more severe than the ancient star. To be honest, it did not give us the feeling of an "isolated island". Everything went too smoothly. It does not mean that the plot must be cruel, but in that period, what we want to see more is the heroic effort of millions of Chinese people to resist foreign enemies. Lao Hu's image has gradually been established, but from a personal perspective, I hope that he can be more "unscrupulous" and more ruthless, both to his enemies and to himself, so as to rise for China, why be afraid of being covered in blood?

The female protagonist is young, the male boss is dogmatic, and the enemy is stubborn but not persistent. Is this a spy game? Are you fooling the devil? 😤

Next, will people think that the protagonist is hiding his beauty in a foreign golden house? Is this Lotus girl being taken aback by someone, and the protagonist comes out to help? Does Lian Mei have a special life experience?

Suddenly a stunning beauty from the slums appears? ←_←You are here to lurk, not to pick up girls.

It's unreasonable for the agent not to carry a gun. Why don't we let him work in finance? It would make no sense to write like this.

Can there be more updates? Not enough

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Can a team leader not lead a seat? Group seats? ! Just like a two-parter

It's really well written! It's a bit buried!

Natives, the male protagonist is the Red Party lurking in the military command, and the female protagonist is the Central Command lurking in No. 76. This family is quite lively.

He likes to fight very much, wandering among many forces, staying on the front line and staying anonymous.

Both Confrontation and this one are espionage classics. It's a pity that I read this work too early. I knew I would wait until the book is finished before reading it. I can't wait for the update... I hope the master can write it until the founding of New China and not end with Japan's surrender... 🥺🥺🥺

I don't know since when, Yuan Shu's lurking has become the norm in spy war literature. When multiple spies are commonplace, I personally don't want to see the rise of the little guy. I yearn for a brain-burning and exciting spy war that is full of praise and tears. But after reading a few books, I couldn't even get into the beginning... Compared to military novels, I would rather see humiliating and burden-bearing lurking and wonderful intelligence operations. QD's per capita system and per capita unparalleled mode are really uninteresting. Why is it that the market reading audience of contemporary online articles is so fond of cool articles? It makes it difficult for people like me who don't like systems and cool articles to find a book to read quietly.

It feels like a confrontation. Zhu Muyun and Hu have different personalities but similar routines.

After reading the first few chapters, I feel mature and steady, but at the same time, I can easily get seduced by a girl's smile. What the hell is that?

The first half of this book is very exciting, but the transformation of Gu Huiying is too hasty. She suddenly changes too much from daily sympathy for the Communist Party to unified control of the Central Committee. It's really a pity that the second half was too rushed, just for the sake of completing tasks, and the staff kept changing. The book was originally great, but the overall level was a bit lowered later on.

I have read the latest chapter, and to be honest, I am very disappointed. I feel that the level has plummeted in the past few decades. The characters of the protagonist and Gu have suddenly changed, without any foreshadowing at all. Forget it, this is the end of my pursuit of this novel. See you again when we are destined.

According to data from the War History Office of the Japan Defense Agency Research Institute, Japan's China Expeditionary Force has a total of 24 divisions since the end of 1938. Among them, 9 divisions of the North China Front Army and 4 divisions of the 13th Army are mainly tasked with fighting the Eighth Route Army and New Fourth Army in North and Central China. The 4 divisions of the 21st Army are responsible for defense and strategic containment tasks - only 7 divisions of the 11th Army are fighting against Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang troops. 13 divisions faced the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army, and 7 divisions faced the National Army - which battlefield is the main battlefield and which battlefield is the secondary battlefield? It's clear at a glance. According to the War History Office of the Japan Defense Agency Research Institute: From October 1938 to 1943, the Japanese army only conducted some limited-scale battle attacks against the national troops on the frontal battlefields, while the number of troops used for battlefield operations behind enemy lines (five large-scale raids) were 540,000, 470,000, 460,000, 332,000, and 350,000 respectively. The proportions of those who fought against the Japanese invaders (except the Japanese Kwantung Army) on battlefields behind enemy lines reached 62%, 58%, 75%, 63% and 58% respectively.

After reading the big and small Moments, I know that I will publish a new book. Please support it!

Don't look at it, water fish. Go back and write a book.

Could you please stop reading the edict and write it yourself?

I saw this novel from Changyu's news, and a lot of people in the comment area asked Changyu to go back and write novels😂

In the latest chapter, is Gu Huiying a determined victim? Is Gu still planning to play the role of a three-faced spy? He suggested letting her get a box lunch.

I had never read a spy novel before, but I didn't expect it to be so good, and I was immediately fascinated ! ! !

Can't stop Gu's transformation, it's too blunt. If you really want to write it, you should write about the real side of the protagonist when the protagonist believes in him, instead of telling the readers that this is indeed a red party. It feels like it's a complete mess and conflict for the sake of conflict. If Gu is really blushing in the front, he will be completely replaced in the back.

Where is Xu Xiujun in the Great Summoning Technique?

Support can be big or small, and this new book is well written, comparable to "Confrontation".

The author's setting of the protagonist really doesn't look like an undercover agent, let alone an undercover agent of our party, especially around Chapter 250. The protagonist is too animalistic and does not look like a Communist Party at all, and the Japanese on No. 76 Are too humble. I have read so many spy novels, but this novel is the only one that does not portray the Japanese as arrogant and domineering during the Anti-Japanese War. It is a bit too unhistorical.