My Espionage Missions Can Be Simulated Without Limit
我的谍战可以无限模拟
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 540k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The secret front's greatest fear is secrecy. Anyone whose identity is unclear or questionable will never be trusted. "Better to kill the innocent than let the guilty go free" is basic practice on the secret front; any suspicion will lead to distrust, and evidence is unnecessary. The protagonist's identity is unclear to both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.
Well, I checked. In conclusion, the account was sold.
Some flaws, such as the protagonist's insistence on personally dealing with the traitor, are baffling. No matter what he does, he'll inevitably become a suspect. Sometimes, the police can't solve cases because the criminals aren't on their radar. If you suspect someone, finding evidence is simple. Overall, though, it's quite entertaining.
I've been watching it, and it's a bit toxic. He has to do everything himself, and many people know he's from the Kuomintang's Military Intelligence Bureau. He even gets into trouble by selling a barrel of oil. The character development feels poor. The fighting behind enemy lines is brutal, and having a system to avoid risks is absurd. The plot was just too weak at the time.
I think it's good. The system speaking is just an explanation. Keep it up! I support it. A modern person going to the Republic of China era to be a spy—without some kind of cheat code, wouldn't that be suicide?
The background is getting restless! A castle in the air...
Before the fiat currency has even started to rise, you've already produced a hundred million!
The protagonist's backstory is poorly set; readers don't want to see a predetermined tragedy (no matter how great their achievements).
A system that allows for dialogue and communication, hehe(´-ω-`)
When using an emulator, the game crashes immediately, but when not in use, the protagonist's halo makes it impossible to die.