The Everyday Life of a TV Spy
美剧特工的日常生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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648Chapters
18.7kRecommendations
99.6kFans
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The protagonist has been working for the IRS for a long time, so maybe we should change the title. We've already written about his identity as a secret service chief for so long, and there's still a long storyline about him as a secret service agent. Would giving it a tycoon title help the book?
I believe the author has overdrawn their credibility; they're destined to become a powerful figure, like a grand eunuch. I must befriend them. Heaven is my witness: if the author updates 150 chapters, I'll livestream myself doing a handstand dance.
I think it was ill-considered to go with 2 Broke Girls. The Fast and Furious series focused on professional life, The Big Bang Theory on everyday life, but when it comes to the romantic subplots in 2 Broke Girls, it feels like a casual encounter, ending abruptly.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the beginning, but after Peggy appeared, her character became very awkward to me personally. I feel like if it continues like this, I'll have to drop the story.
Although this book depicts mundane daily life, the protagonist is anything but ordinary. The character is portrayed with great individuality, and the transitions between each story in the plot feel seamless. Secondly, we know that every book needs daily life scenes, but these scenes can get quite boring.
I read about 70 chapters on and off. I don't like skipping pages, so I had a headache when I encountered plot points from The Big Bang Theory. It felt like I was being fed poison. Because I hadn't watched the show, I lacked the fan aura surrounding Sheldon's arrogance and unreasonable behavior, which deeply disgusted me.
The author's writing is quite good, and the integration is also well done. I think it would be even better to incorporate storylines from John Wick, National Treasure, the James Bond series, and Lord of War.
I've read over 300 chapters, and the author keeps stalling on the protagonist's combat power. Putting aside other things, when Ghost first appeared, the protagonist already possessed the Weapon Master ability in Jumanji: The Next Level, and what happened? He fought Ghost to nothing. And his hacker girlfriend is completely useless.
The protagonist, a lone IRS agent captain, is more powerful than the head of law enforcement; he can order who to kill and who to use! Even the President of the United States isn't as powerful as him.