Espionage in Jiangcheng

The author's writing style is quite good, but after reading nearly fifty chapters, I still haven't seen the first climax or any truly exciting moments.

Don't make the main character so conflicted; whether he's there or not, it won't change the overall outcome of the victory in the War of Resistance.

Here are some personal opinions. The author's writing style and plot are very delicate. However, the structure is a bit drawn out. Although the book is continuous, it would be better to divide it into several major stories, each with a different proportion of supporting characters. This would make it clearer for the reader.

Looking around, all I see are spies. There are hardly any genuine traitors, collaborators, or national sellouts. Actually, it would be more logical to have spies scattered across a wider area. Having them all together is awkward. Actually, the writing is alright.

There's really nothing satisfying about it; the protagonist is practically turning into a real traitor. ( •_• )ㄏ

Are undercover agents this casual? A police station has become a den of Kuomintang secret agents; undercover agents can casually reveal their identities.

The writing is quite detailed, and the plot is decent, but the main character lacks presence and there aren't enough exciting moments.

Was the name Zhu Muyun borrowed from another book?

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