Spy Geese

First of all, this book is not a time-travel spy novel. When I read book reviews before, they all said that those who were not in the time-travel genre would get poor grades. But when I really wanted to write, I realized that even if I traveled back to the Anti-Japanese War period, I couldn't change any historical process. You know that 918, the July 7th Incident, the Battle of Songhu, and the Massacre are about to happen, but you can't do anything about it. If you travel for the sake of time travel, what's the point of time travel? Instead of doing this, it is better to write a spy story that relies on IQ, faith, and golden fingers. Second, this book has no system Although online novels are fun, using the system to fight the war always feels like a blasphemy to the revolutionary martyrs. Third, there are golden fingers. Being behind enemy lines, it would be too difficult without golden fingers. But it won't be opened too much, and it will only be used at critical times. Fourth, about the female protagonist Many readers don't like anti-war novels to have female protagonists, saying that war makes women go away. However, this book not only has a female protagonist, but also has a lot of writing. It can be said that the female protagonist and the male protagonist jointly promote the development of the story. The female protagonist focuses more on intelligence, while the male protagonist focuses more on action. Website shortcut is here, you can invest. Strive to write a good book and give back to readers.

As the plot of the novel unfolds, more and more readers are beginning to pay attention to "The Spy Goose", and I would like to thank Yinhao for this. Many readers have questioned the identity of the heroine Sakura as the head of the agency. During World War II, Japan did not allow women to join the military, let alone become the head of the intelligence department. Thank you to the readers for their questions. Having such questions shows that the readers have read it carefully. To this end, Yinhao opened a separate chapter to explain. First of all, the heroine's Sakura Agency is not an intelligence agency of the military, but an agency under the Japanese Consulate in China, which is equivalent to a government department. The heroine is not a soldier, but a civil servant. However, in order to make intelligence communication smoother, this Sakura agency can bypass the consulate and directly communicate with the Cabinet Intelligence Department. Secondly, from the perspective of resources and configuration, Sakura Agency is not a very important department. The resource the heroine has is semi-public information from the cabinet, and there are only two assistants in the entire Sakura Agency, and the guards are all transferred from the consulate. This agency has only one function, which is to be an intelligence broker with an official background, collecting intelligence on all aspects of Shanghai. The heroine's wisdom is to make full use of the contradiction between the Japanese Army and Navy, and use her relatively accurate cabinet intelligence to exchange Navy intelligence from the Army, and exchange Army intelligence from the Navy. To sum up, the heroine is not a soldier, let alone a female officer. Even if your department is not a very important department, it is possible to become the so-called head of the department.

I didn't expect a book with less than 100,000 words to be so beautiful. I read it in one breath in one and a half hours, and I know that I will continue to read it. Give a reward of 100 coins as an encouragement. The portraits of the characters are really well chosen. Zhang Ruoyun, Wang Qianyuan, Liu Yifei, and Zhao Liying are all my favorite actors. I like it just looking at it

I feel this is more suitable for Shen Qianzhou

It's pretty good, it probably won't collapse halfway 🙂

I just watched it. Is the heroine Japanese?

The writing is fairly smooth and the text is readable. But what the hell is your setting? Female secret service chief? Japan has a serious male-female system. Even if you have the background, it is difficult to be the head of an agency. Not to mention that the heroine has no work experience, and the heroine's uncle is the director of the Shanghai Intelligence Department of the Central Unification Bureau? Don't you know that Zhongtong was infiltrated by the Japanese and turned into a sieve? Take date pills. There is also a male protagonist who has developed twelve downlines without being online? My dear, you are really a little genius in setting

Why is this out-of-circle index so outrageous?

It took me three hours to read it, and the quality is really good. The story is very big, the Kuomintang, the Communist Party, and Japan all have high IQs, and the male and female protagonists are both outstanding. The only regret is that the male protagonist was 29 years old when he appeared. If it was written about the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he would be 36 or 7 years old, which is a bit old 😐

It looks okay at the beginning, but why can't I invest in it?

After reading a few chapters, the conversations are just one after another... It feels like primary school students writing essays. When talking, you can describe the character's actions or expressions, psychological activities, etc., And then just write the content of the conversation directly. There is no need to always add a sentence. This kind of writing is too childish.

I just saw the fourth one, and I think it's okay so far. The protagonist should be an indigenous person. If it's a cheat, it's better not to be too outrageous. Don't write anything that goes too far beyond that era. After all, it's not time travel, and it still needs to fit the background of the time. Looking at the previous chapters, the author should have planned for the female protagonist to lurk in the Japanese intelligence department, pass the information to the male protagonist, and have the male protagonist pass the information to our party or let the male protagonist take action. I just want to say don't break down. As for the emotional line, I personally feel that the main focus is on espionage. The emotional scenes can be written appropriately.

After seeing the latest chapter, the Japanese female spy endured severe torture but still preferred death. This book is really worth reading. In previous espionage novels, when an enemy agent is caught, he confesses after being whipped a few times. In this book, every supporting character, even the villain, is written very realistically.

"Poppy"·Ye Xiaowan Jackals invade a foreign land, and children are intertwined. At that time, I was full of enthusiasm and sincerity, and I moved forward with an iron heart. Being in a foreign country, my heart is still strong, perfect as the bright moon. It is rainy and windy on the dangerous road, as if thousands of righteous soldiers are charging. ——Wangjiajing

I read it in one sitting in almost three hours. It was atmospheric and beautiful. Qidian's espionage stories are basically written in one line to the end. Once written, it becomes a case-solving story. By rough calculation, this book has at least six parallel lines, one for the male protagonist and one for the female protagonist, one each for the Japanese Navy and Army, and one each for the underground party and military commanders. It's not clear whether there will be new straight lines in the future, but writing so many lines together doesn't feel chaotic, it's very organized. The timing of the book is very good. Before the Battle of Songhu, it was the most delicate period. Whether it was China and Japan, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, or even the Japanese army and navy, the male and female protagonists used the subtle relationships between all parties to maneuver around the forces to achieve the ultimate goal of the war of resistance. Wise and reasonable. It's such a good start, I hope the author won't fail. Must be fully ordered when put on shelves.

I read the beginning and I feel good. A good book is not afraid of slowness. I hope the author can write slowly and maintain his own rhythm. Just finish it. At the end of the month, there are only three monthly passes left. I will give them to you. Please add some details 😄

The protagonist may not notice the difference in professional thinking and behavior between the police and active duty, except of course for the active duty in the protagonist's own department. So I still hope that the protagonist will suggest that it would be better to temporarily transfer a company of criminal police officers from the Jinling Police Department to form a temporary team to take charge of the investigation of this incident. The protagonist and the heroine will also intervene as criminal police officers from the Jinling Police Department. The police of this company will take turns to assist in groups (3 people per group): peripheral patrol, high-altitude supervisor, indoor patrol, case investigation, remote tracking, on-site investigation, and on-site arrest. ; During the preparation time, participate in: combat training + 5-kilometer limited time running + 100 limited time handheld presses + various dynamic shooting + tactical action training + various management knowledge reserve level tests + various tactical command and action knowledge reserve level tests + intelligence collection and analysis knowledge reserve level tests + on-site investigation knowledge reserve level tests + reconnaissance knowledge reserve level tests + sociological knowledge reserve level tests;

Very well written! ! It would be nice to update soon

Can you please stop writing so many "historical facts"...

The author has watched the TV series "Eighteen Years in the Enemy Camp". The outline and plot are exactly the same 😅 Jiang Bo, Teng Yulian (face-changing Japanese woman), He Kun, Liu Chuntao

Is it a harem novel? Or a single heroine?

Come on, come on!

The writing is so good. Another great master after Xunqing Ivy. Come on 👍👍