Shadows of the Long Night

The main character is too young. If the author has no experience, it is better not to write about the background of such a veteran in the agency. If you are writing about someone who has just graduated from college and has watched a lot of spy dramas from all over the world, both ancient and modern, this background is reasonable.

This time traveler is like a child who has just emerged from society, unlike an old cadre.

It is normal for the novel to set up suspense and the plot to be tactful. But this novel is too self-righteous. A little policeman knows that he is going to be a scapegoat, but he is still making secrets and showing off his intelligence, which is the way to die. It doesn't look good, give it up!

The arrest of Japanese spies in the Republic of China was a joke. Are people like He Yingqin not more harmful than spies? Or an aboveboard traitor, how do you catch him?! Playing

Nowadays, everyone who writes about spy stories is 185cm tall. How can they disguise themselves as Japanese officers or blend into the crowd like water dripping into the sea? What a god! It's about 170 or so

The main character written here is trash, his personality and psychology are not that of a normal person, it's disgusting and unpleasant to watch.

The author always likes to make things mysterious, complicating things that are obviously simple, and also likes to add a few lines. This is a web article, not a script for an anti-Japanese drama.

I just came to take a look at the book review section. I feel relieved with such comments. I thought it was because I didn't appreciate it enough and it made me so irritated. Now I'm not irritated anymore.

It's well written, why doesn't anyone read it?

A spy game without cheats has no soul.