Shadows of War and Espionage

I just want to say: villains die from talking too much. This principle also applies to spies.

To be honest, I hate spy wars where people bite their tongues and commit suicide at every turn, because they can't die at all. It was possible in ancient times, but it was impossible to die in the Republic of China.

The protagonist is witty, thoughtful, and has a long-term perspective. The intrigue process is very brilliant. (There is a fly in the ointment, the supporting characters are a bit downplayed, and they are completely regarded as backgrounds, and they are a bit too pursuit of fun) The author is rich in writing, and I hope that if he keeps up his efforts, someone will see it. Don't pay attention to the ignorant remarks of a few brats. Come on, the quality products are more than enough.

It's New Year and I'm launching a new book. Who is against it and who is for it?