Layers of Spycraft

You managed to build a harem in a spy movie? You're really something!

I barely managed to read ten chapters before giving up. The entire book is filled with the word "damn," as if it can't be read without it or anything else. It's not only padded out, but it's also riddled with typos. 😅😅😅

What impressed me most about this book was the word "damn," and the author's writing was terrible.

There are quite a few flaws: 1. The female lead uses a love potion on the male lead; 2. He has a built-in spatial ability, allowing him to dig tunnels and steal from bank vaults anytime, anywhere; 3. He can brainwash someone by locking them up for ten days or so and then constantly talking to them, successfully making them loyal; 4.

It's quite funny. Many authors give their protagonists a cheat code or a system when writing spy novels and Hong Kong crosstalk novels. I don't know what they're thinking. Spy novels are about intrigue and suspense; what's the point of a system? And they force intelligence on the supporting characters.

Why isn't there a function to report the entire book? Isn't that just annoying?

Drop this book! You can't even read it without using your brain! There's a reason why it has over 4000 chapters and over 300 discussions.

There's no worse spy novel than this; it's utterly indescribably bad! The sentences are nonsensical, not to mention the typos and grammatical errors—it's written at a fourth-grade level.

Command & Conquer: The Bourne Identity is concise, substantial, and impactful; the others feel like mediocre copies.

This trashy book has no logic and makes no sense at all.