Shadows of Espionage

And goldfinger, if he has goldfinger, he will be trash, okay? It's not rigorous at all. Think about it, how could a spy movie have a golden finger?

There is a group of people in the comment section who are eager to work for the spy leader. It doesn't matter if it makes him suspicious, Sixth Brother has been suspected from the beginning to the end. Can you still call a spy if you don't have any doubts? If everything about your identity is perfect, that's the biggest flaw.

There is no Goldfinger, but it is written as an idol drama. An innocent and beautiful student with absolutely no experience in underground work goes to work underground, or to contact important people. What a funny setting. Every time I meet the protagonist, the connection fails every time and I have to be rescued by the protagonist. Are you serious? Is the spy story written as a Korean drama? Gone, gone. Can't stand it.

A novel is interesting only if it has a golden finger. It would be better if it opens a small golden toilet paper

Good Goldfinger! Anyone who can survive three days without a golden finger is YY's fault.

It's boring since the protagonist helps them do things

Are there any protagonists who are military commanders but don't have "faith" in their hearts? Just like those military commanders in "Kite" (except Zheng Yaoxian). A pure anti-war novel about military unification.

I've read almost the first 50 chapters, and I couldn't stand the second rescue of the suspected heroine. From what I've seen, the writing style of the protagonist is still readable. The character image is also unique, and the writing style supports the protagonist. But other supporting characters still feel thin, especially Dai Li, who is an important figure in spy novels. This supporting character is not well-developed and does not seem to stand up. I feel that Dai in this novel is not as sophisticated and scheming as Dai in the better novels. I feel that he is not that powerful and that he is a bit lost as a character. This is also the second reason why I can't watch it. It's that only the protagonist is interesting. Some of the supporting characters' IQs don't seem to keep up. Generally speaking, that's it. However, the protagonist is still a bit interesting and has a different routine that makes it fresh.

In fact, if the protagonist has this identity, he can take other paths. If he has to be forced by Dai Li, he is still just a team leader. As the protagonist, use that letter to give to Jiang, and then as a soldier, slowly show your ability, and let Dai Li Qiucai get you over, wouldn't it be okay? At that time, the minimum requirement was to be a section chief. Later, when the Military Command Bureau was established and a section chief was established, you would have your own power and strength, and then you would be very useful. You could be deployed as a webmaster or something like that. Going in this way now, although Dai Li reluctantly thinks you are okay, he is more suspicious of you. You obviously have such an awesome background and your ability to perform on the ship is already good. How can you blackmail an obviously unusual person (the behavior of the protagonist in Dai Li's eyes) and be kidnapped without any defense? Dai Li is not a fool. Just because the protagonist discovers that the dead man on the ship is Dai Li's subordinate, will Dai Li still think that the protagonist is a playboy? I thought it was a different start, but what is the difference between this and other novels where you come out of a training class and become a team leader after making meritorious deeds, just like a little guy climbing up the ladder step by step?

This person has never died. In that era when people's lives were at a loss, anyone who dared to play with Dai Li like this must either have a profound background or be a desperado.