Storms Over the Spy Sea
谍海风雷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I only read one chapter and you're already shutting up? Can't you use your brain? Dai Li always believed in "once you suspect something, you'll never use it again."
It's nonsensical and utterly absurd. In Chongqing, the very headquarters, a Japanese spy openly drives you to a rendezvous point, and the Military Intelligence Bureau can't even monitor it? It's laughable. A car! Such a large target, and in an era when cars weren't common, the protagonist is supposed to blindfold himself and remember it?
It's very well written, but there are too few comments. Every book by this author is great. Keep it up, keep going!
It's pointless to travel through time and change history, because that would mean you're just cannon fodder for the Kuomintang anyway; your existence or non-existence would have no impact on the course of the war.
Qidian Military is full of spy dramas now, but do you know who the founding father of spy dramas is? It's this guy! I remember the book was called... I forgot the name, but it seemed to be something like "Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War: Spy Ships"? It's been so long, I've forgotten! That spy novel was featured on the homepage; that's when I first saw it.
A perfectly good book can often be ruined by the random nickname you give it. Apologies were common back then, but now in anime and online novels, giving random "nicknames" is simply laughable. Do you think the character "Aotian" in that story has a cool name? Actually, it's pretty stupid. Honest advice is hard to hear, but please take heed!
All I saw in the three golden chapters was a jumbled mess and deliberate mystification.
I've read several of the author's works, with *Thunderclap* being the best, feeling like the author's masterpiece. This one received a lukewarm reception, almost making me think it was written by someone else, but after careful reading, I'm certain it's still the author.
The author's first book is a masterpiece; it could totally be adapted into a TV series, and if done well, it would be just as good as "Kite."
Well! The Six-Legged Group was a bluff, a complete bluff. The Japanese spies really have no mental fortitude!