Espionage: The Moth
谍战：飞蛾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 672k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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264Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
11.6kFans
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I'm uncultured, so one "Holy crap!" Is all I need to get by. But you need three "Holy crap!"S. The first thing I thought was "Holy crap 😱" is that the writing is smooth (some authors these days clearly don't have the skill, but they still like to skip around in their writing, with three or four chapters without a main character and half a chapter dedicated to background explanation.
I will maintain consistent updates during the new book period. Criticism and suggestions from all authors are welcome!
Old Zhang died, Chu Lan died, and Wang Yu and Xiao Lan passed the test. It seems similar to the ending of a movie. So what is the role of the protagonist? Was he just trying to kill Gao Bin?
On a cliff edge, you wrote over 140 chapters. Isn't that a bit too long? 😥
Is Yu the female lead? How come she has someone she likes?
The female lead is so shallow that she shouldn't be entrusted with so many responsibilities; one wrong move could bring devastating damage to the work behind enemy lines.
I hope the author will not follow the path of some other authors who fabricate historical fiction in their spy novels, falsely praising Chiang Kai-shek's two reactionary intelligence agencies. The Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army faced numerous difficulties not only from the Japanese invaders and their puppet troops, and their inability to establish anti-Japanese base areas (the most fatal factor), but also from the sabotage by Chiang Kai-shek's two reactionary intelligence agencies.
Greetings to all the big shots! For those of you without monthly tickets, please give this book a recommendation vote to prevent it from sinking into obscurity. After all, we don't like stories that get abandoned. 😜
Can I please read a novel without a female lead? (I apologize if there isn't one to begin with)... With the male lead's situation and the things he has to do, he's constantly in danger; how could he possibly want love? I read a similar novel and couldn't understand it as soon as I saw a female lead.
Does this book have a female lead? Is it Yu or Dongxiang?