Shadows of Espionage: Beginning in 1938
谍影从1938开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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365Chapters
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After reading chapter 27, do you really think you can infiltrate the Japanese spy network like this? You don't even dare to accept gifts? Would the Japanese dare to use a traitor like you?
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I just started reading it today and have already reached the latest chapter. There are still a few plot holes regarding the protagonist's identity. 1. After discovering that his rendezvous point had been raided, he skipped classes for two consecutive days to wait at the emergency contact point. In this situation, he should have maintained his original daily routine without changing it.
Can such a rigid protagonist really be a spy? He comes back without even an operating fund, and he doesn't even try to find a way to make money?
Books about the War of Resistance Against Japan that take you on a time-travel adventure are all garbage! They show the utmost disrespect for the Chinese nation's 14 years of arduous and heroic resistance against Japan!
This female lead is really annoying me.
Since you're already wearing these clothes, wouldn't it be a bit unrealistic not to include a portable supermarket, a spatial armory, a time portal to the Americas, a super brain, invisibility and shapeshifting, and genetic modification?
The group was discovered, and the meeting became a hook. The protagonist happened to disappear for two days at this time. No one arrested him or investigated him; he was simply released with a simple order to return immediately. If espionage were that simple, Japan would have been thoroughly infiltrated by the Kuomintang long ago.
The test is still ongoing.
I'll see how long this test lasts, and besides, this underground organization is completely incompetent.
The protagonist is like a brute.
Judging from this, the author seems to want to portray the protagonist as someone who doesn't seem very bright on the surface, so blatantly sabotaging the Japanese operations. I don't know what he was thinking. Of course, if he had the intention of exposing himself from the beginning, then it wouldn't matter.
They couldn't hold on any longer. After much discussion, the group came up with a brilliant idea: to send intelligence by human body to Tianjin from Shanghai! What about the radio station?