Spy Shadow: Counterattack
谍影逆战
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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567Chapters
12.9kRecommendations
29.3kFans
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The first fourteen chapters raised my expectations; there weren't any major flaws, and I thought I'd stumbled upon a good book. But then chapter fifteen dropped the bombshell—a truly toxic one. If the author can't write romance, don't force it!
The protagonist seems a bit dim-witted. He has status and background; he gathers all forces to fight the Japanese; but this person is unwilling; that person doesn't want to; all he cares about is romance; it's a spy thriller; his fiancée is a major flaw—she's not even in the rear, yet they're still having their love affair in enemy-occupied territory.
The opening is off-putting. Eight years after the September 18 Incident is 1937. Does this guy not know history, or can't do arithmetic? Did he even receive nine years of compulsory education? How can you write a novel without some basic historical and cultural knowledge?
Watching this made my IQ drop, damn it!
This is supposed to be a spy story, but it doesn't include how they eliminate traitors, gather intelligence, or solve cases. And the female lead—she's kidnapped, yet she's not even on guard. Even if the Kuomintang training program taught them how to send messages, didn't they provide any actual training?
After reading two chapters without finding a single cheat code, do you really think you can survive with your current skill level? I'm quitting.
Is this the level of a Level 5 author on Qidian?
I've developed a good habit of reading reviews before reading a book. I was surprised to find this author's review; after reading his behind-the-scenes commentary, it wasn't great. Looking at the reviews for this book, it seems it's equally bad. Thanks to everyone who tried it!
To dare write a World War II espionage story without a proper system is utterly meaningless.
Espionage! Several forces are intertwined, and spies must proceed with extreme caution, with no one around them they can trust. The slightest mistake could mean certain death. Romance? They'd be asking for trouble! Romance is not something that should appear in spy novels.