A Sharp Blade Hidden in the Spy Game

This pig's foot is not good. Without knowing the political leanings of the eldest brother, he criticized the government and supported the international community. You know that his eldest brother went to Japan to study, and he talked about what he had learned carelessly on the train. Is this the behavior that an agent should do? It can be said that in China at that time, many people were bribed by the Japanese in all aspects, and they basically looked handsome like those on TV.

He also writes about espionage wars. He wishes the whole world would know that he is an agent, and he helps others make money. He can earn hundreds or tens of millions as soon as he earns it. When the time comes, he will go to the bank with just a transfer order, and he also writes about various espionage wars.

It's a great spy novel. I originally came here to test the poison, but I didn't add it to the bookshelf. As a result, I wiped out all the updated parts in one go. I look forward to the author's subsequent updates and I will give you all the monthly recommendation votes.

It's just that the red remarks were exposed too early, and it was too imprudent to say it so carelessly.

Why do you have to join an organization? Can you survive the three investigations and four corrections after joining the organization after joining the army? Can you survive exercise? Those who have passed through it in later generations should all understand. Can't we simply be patriotic and resist Japan? Will you go abroad to do business and become a rich man after the war against Japan?

I haven't read it yet, so I don't know how to write about it, but I've seen a lot of people say that there is a system, and that it's not good to have a system in the War of Resistance. My personal reading experience is that for time-travel historical novels, unless there is a book with the writing power of a god, at least it is better to get a golden finger. Especially the novels written during the Anti-Japanese War, they are all miracles built with countless blood. If you, an ordinary person, travel through time, nothing can be changed. Unless you can rub mushrooms by hand.

Spy novels are systematic, which only shows that the author lacks imagination.

The anti-Japanese spy war system is the most boring

Forget it, the system reads your thoughts, and I think it's because your writing is not good and you can't handle details. I blame it entirely on the system.

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