When the Wind Rose in 1936

I hope Gu Jin doesn't appear too much; I don't want this spy drama to turn into a romance. It's better to have fewer, or even no, female characters who are self-righteous, impulsive, and willful.

I don't quite understand. When they check the files later, they'll find that all their missions to catch Communists failed, but they were quite successful at catching Japanese spies.

My personal suggestion is to refer to "Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War," which details the methods and scenarios used to gather intelligence. That's how you hear thunder in silence, leaving the enemy with no way of knowing where the information was leaked.

Sigh... After reading Xun Qing Teng's "Spy Shadows and Storms," ​​I can't bring myself to read any other spy novels...

I came here because I was hooked. Before reading, I immediately read other readers' comments and heard their thoughts on the book to see if it was worth reading.

The beginning, with the fisherman's sacrifice, was alright; after all, he was a newbie, and making mistakes is understandable. But it got a bit nauseating later on. The mission is to infiltrate, protect yourself, and climb the ranks. But what does the protagonist do? He doesn't recruit his own men, nor does he try to capture Japanese spies; he just drifts through life.

This is a brief introduction? If you have a firm belief, then you won't betray your faith if you're arrested. If you betray your faith and pretend, then you still have a chance to contribute. If you're determined to deal with yourself, isn't suicide easy? If you can't even commit suicide, how can you talk about upholding your faith?

Several things to avoid when writing time-travel spy novels. 1. Savior mentality: I came from the later period. I know history, I know the plot, I know everything, except I don't know how to integrate into the era. In the life-and-death struggle, those who treat the villains as fools will mostly be played to death by the fools.

The writing is good, but the logic is too flawed. In reality, such underground workers probably wouldn't last more than a few months.

The shooting drills are a bit awful; a normal person can't even hit the target at ten meters. Don't use lack of experience as an excuse; military training includes target practice, or at the very least, you've played around with shooting balloons in the street.