Face-Off

My favorite book is "Enter the Officialdom" written by the author. It's such a classic. My only regret is that I can't write about someone who is too high-ranking. It just stops at the main hall. It's such a pity.

It's a miracle that the protagonist wasn't exposed! He pretends to be so sexy, but he doesn't even touch a woman. No one else suspects that it was an act?

It's still the same old routine without any progress I mentioned it early in the group that writing with a Japanese identity and a different approach can be a breakthrough. But you didn't adopt it. You used it in the spy war years There is also the problem of sending money and materials to the base area. You haven't figured out your position at all. It doesn't matter if you give some money occasionally. You are an intelligence insider and the most important sharp knife, but you are always doing purchasing on behalf of others. Zhu Muyun's first book, "Afraid of Life and Fear of Death," was pretty good. It was not easy to add a protagonist in order to create excitement. The protagonist's sister still doesn't recognize each other, and the brother-in-law sacrificed something like that. It can also be seen in the book The Spy Years that it doesn't make any sense at all. The other sister also recognized each other. If you engage in intelligence, engage in intelligence. Transport supplies and donate your own money at the end. Thankless routines have been written over and over again.

? ? ? It might as well be the spy war years. Is the author sure that he is writing about spy wars? You also want to encourage people from the surrounding areas to join our party. Is it true that an underground worker who recruits people from the surrounding areas is not afraid of being discovered? Isn't he really afraid that the people you cultivate will be caught and unable to withstand the punishment, and they will confess layer by layer? Are you really not afraid of exposure?

It's a bit far worse than the confrontation.

The main character and the Su brothers and sisters are the biggest failing of this book. I guess the author wanted to slowly write Cuiping's growth like Qian Qian. But your writing of the heroine and the male supporting actor is really bad. The Su family siblings are really speechless. Sooner or later, the elder brother will be shot because he has no brains, and the younger sister will be exposed as a nympho sooner or later.

. . . . . Very disappointed, much worse than before! It feels like the protagonist of this book has no brains.

Don't you all like to read spy novels?

This book is heavily scripted and is a bit different from Confrontation. I feel like the author wrote it to cater to the TV series. I wonder if it can be adapted to the screen.

It looks great, has a strong sense of immersion, and you can tell he is a veteran. The spy story is very well written and concise. I like how concise and crisp it is.