The Hidden Thunder

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​: I kept it until a few days ago when I couldn't stand it anymore. Today I finally read Chapter 440. Let me share some of my thoughts on this book. The story concept is good. Although it is niche, it is indeed a high-quality spy story. Worth reading. But the fly in the ointment is the confusing logic, which repeatedly turns the protagonist into a suspect. Although there are various reasons to clear it, are you all idiots as supporting characters? Every time there is you, just hide or shoot. The protagonist is not a saint, why does it have to be written as a saint? From the beginning to now, 400+ chapters. Without any sex, maybe? I was teased many times, but I didn't understand it anyway. Third, the protagonist is a communist fighter. What I see is that every time the organization gives the protagonist a task, there is no salary, no honor, and no reward. On the contrary, only the protagonist completes tasks again and again and provides funds to the organization again and again. Author, are you in a black organization? Finally, not everything needs to be reported to the organization, right? It feels like the organization and military commanders are always causing trouble for the protagonist. In my opinion, secret spies should not be contacted at ordinary times and only be activated at critical moments.

Good guy, you are always there every time something goes wrong. I don't doubt who you suspect.

I hope the author will not put you on the suspect list every time he does something. It may be a coincidence that you are included every time, but it is wrong. Even if there is no direct evidence, it seems to be cleared later. If such a person appears in the intelligence department, he must be killed or removed or marginalized. It is impossible to climb up.

Compared with the seriousness of Thunder, the style of this book has been greatly changed. Compared with the too many explanations in "The Spies", this book has also changed a lot. I talked to Hero a few years ago, and I said at the time that this book was unexpected, but now it seems that it is really unexpected. Different from the public three-faced spies lurking around, and the relatively niche intelligence officers lurking around, this matryoshka-style spy war is eye-catching. I have long said that heroes are one of the leaders in spy novels. When I read the new book, I really live up to my admiration for heroes.

I have read many spy novels, and this book can be ranked in the top three. The main reason is that the logic is rigorous and the characters' IQs are online. These are the real agents and spies. The enemies are also very professional and fierce. Only in this way can we understand the difficulties of our predecessors in that era of internal and external troubles, and they were going through life and death every day!

I was so stunned after reading the ending that I couldn't calm down for several days. Well, if you simply accept that Mochizuki is a traitor and write her off within one chapter, I'll probably forget about it after reading it. But in more than two million words, you have introduced this character's personality and experience in detail and hundreds of chapters of the protagonist. Bit by bit, in the end, one of the happiest moments in her life is framed and the protagonist suddenly throws her into the abyss. For readers, the excitement of being a little bit involved is not small. Tsk tsk tsk The writing is very good. To be honest, it is enough to make a TV series. It's ok.

I feel like this book is really well written, especially the supporting characters are all wonderful, not a one-man show.

I like this book, I like the protagonist, and I like it even more after watching other spy stories, because the protagonist persists and struggles out of faith, and he doesn't even know if what he insists on will bear fruit, so it seems particularly great. Other espionage novels are about time travel and rebirth, knowing clearly what direction things will take, but still choose to remain silent for their own sake. It's not that their beliefs are not pure enough, they are just speculators, and they just know who will win the investment. The protagonist has faith and has never betrayed his faith. He is not for himself, but for the country, for the organization, and for the people who are oppressed and suffering. So Wei Dingbo, if he wants to survive, please give the author a good ending. People like them are the ones who should see the dawn the most.

I feel like if I read a chapter every three or five days, I haven't finished talking about a single thing, so I'm trying to be patient by not deleting it. Does anyone else feel the same as me?

I know the author from Jing Lei. To be honest, The Spy Movie brought me into the spy war pit, but Jing Lei made me fall in love with spy novels. Today's spy war novels are basically based on the spy war genre, but The Bourne Shadow has really written all the spy war routines. Reading other novels of the same style is inevitably boring (for this reason, Fighting is not a good read). What surprised me is that this book has returned to the previous style, with a reasonable start and a better sense of immersion than Jing Lei. Don't say anything anymore, subscribe and start giving rewards