Agent in the Dust and Fog

I think it's well written. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger or halo. He has a lot of helplessness in life and work. It's well written.

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I feel that an undercover agent should be like Director Gu, played by Wang Zhiwen, who flirts with others and obtains information through deception, instead of being a hot-blooded patriotic young man who is upright and gets angry with anyone he sees.

The character has too many inner thoughts and is too careless. Ling Ran looks uncomfortable; he doesn't have the caution that a spy should have, and he does things too casually. The key is, he doesn't have the sensitivity of zz.

I want to quarrel with everyone I meet, but I can't quarrel with anyone. I am as embarrassed as a dog, and I still feel that I have written the essence😨

Is the author Chinese? The description of our party in the article is not likely to be written by a well-educated Chinese. It describes underground workers as crazy and ruthless. This description is also in line with the situation at the time, but it is patriotic and for the country in that repressive society.

The writing is very good Looking at the comments, some readers really don't comment. I don't know if it's because of a bad mind or a false accusation... Those who have never eaten good fodder are all like this The underground party agents lurking behind enemy lines to fight against Japan. I think the Red Party at that time was happy to accept this evaluation. They knew everything about how to deal with enemy invaders. Agricultural countries fight against industrial countries. The enemy is aircraft, cannons and tanks, fully equipped with standard weapons. What's wrong with Madness? If you're not mad, let's fight this battle.

No matter what you write, if the protagonist does not have a spirit and a goal, the plot of the book will not be compact and exciting.

I have read a lot of spy novels and this one is well written. The plot seems bland but has a rare sense of reality, as does the character description, which is not inconsistent with reality. It doesn't just seek novelty and weirdness, it's written like an anti-Japanese drama. Looking forward to the next chapter

I've read dozens of chapters, so far it's okay. I just don't understand the author's arrangement of the plot. Two bosses have problems in a row. As a boss, Wu Nairui, the boss, should know that he is Dai's person, so why should he suppress him? It is said that beating a dog depends on the owner. Even if Wu is from other factions, he will not use such low-level methods to deal with a team leader. He is still a supervisor. He is here to supervise. It is good if he does not cause you trouble. Besides, in a place like Shanghai where the situation between the enemy and the enemy is severe, there are not just dozens of ways to kill you?

A very good spy novel. The protagonist is not that great and upright, but has the helplessness of the times. It has a strong sense of reality and immersion, and is very close to the atmosphere of that era.

Perhaps this is the real agent, who does not lose his pursuit of ideals and beliefs, and his firm belief in national justice. There is also a real person who is afraid and discouraged.

Holy shit, other novels are about working undercover in the Kuomintang to spread information to the Communist Party. You are even better. In the Kuomintang, you let the underground party work for you to find out information. This is not like a spy novel written by a normal Chinese.

There are a lot of inconsistencies. For example, at the beginning of the plot, the inner drama is not the team leader, but only hidden behind the scenes. The protagonist was removed from the title of temporary team leader, and Liu Ce took over. According to the previous article, this is the result that the protagonist wants. However, the inner drama is one of loss and complaint, like mourning for a concubine, which is hard to understand. The contradiction in setting affects the perception too much!

The ambition to be trapped in a battle will lead to death but not life.

It's really well written, keep it up, it's not enough, I'll vote for you tomorrow

I feel that among the spy travel novels of the 1930s that I have read, this novel is quite well written, mainly due to its sense of reality.

As the title suggests, the protagonist's character is very similar to Zhang Guotao, who just wants to use a gun to command the organization. The author creates a protagonist who is a nationalist with no red beliefs. Then, during the special period when the Shanghai underground organization of the Red Party was destroyed, this protagonist relied on his special identity to obtain unprecedented leadership power of his intelligence team. Isn't it very similar to Zhang Guotao's experience? ! ! I don't know, does the author want to whitewash or what?

It was okay at first, but by the end I no longer wanted to watch it, but I couldn't say what was wrong with it.

The true face of that era, the suffering of the common people, and the virtues of Chiang Kai-shek's gang are all revealed. It is not easy.

This article is beautiful. I hope it won't be unfinished. Really, I can't find another article of the same type that can compare with it. Great work for the author.

The war of resistance is about to be won, and it seems to be coming to an end!

Even though it's finished, I still support it with monthly tickets, it's good to watch.

Many people may think that the protagonist is a traitor, but if you put yourself in his shoes, what would you do if there is no system?

I can't get enough of it! Can you update nine chapters in one day?

Update

The ending is a bit bitter and sad.

I know, will the future result still be like this?

The characters are well developed, and I felt a little tight in my chest after watching the ending in one breath.

The time-travel article I wrote is still around, and it is as dusty as the title of the book.