
Espionage: A Young Spy's Survival Diary
谍战:小特务生存记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I suggest the author do more research. The character is a modern college student who transmigrates. The portrayal of a college student's naiveté and foolishness is quite accurate. Let me explain the original owner's background: she was from Guizhou and came from the 2nd Regiment of the Nanjing Military Police.
It's disgusting. Risking their lives to get intelligence, and then being threatened by their own people. Learn from Yamashita Taijun; fearing exposure, he killed his superior—that's ruthless and vicious. I can get the intelligence, so what? You think you can kill me or what? Do you want the intelligence or not? Thumbs down.
I've read up to Chapter Six. The character setup is illogical: a common soldier, literate; no prior experience as a secret agent, yet he jumps straight into surveillance; a common soldier getting a promotion and raise for the first time, his psychological state defies common sense.
He died from poisoning, but managed to finish chapter 50! A transmigrator with X-ray vision! Constantly being threatened! Reading a novel is so frustrating! Reality is so helpless! Even reading a novel is like this!
Silver Fox should be killed. Look, even Yamashita Nagakawa killed the stationmaster to save his own life.
That's well written. Don't write it again next time. If you want to write, try to do more research. Enough with the chit-chat, let me give you some useful information! This kind of thing is easy to find!
People are like clay; you can mold them however you want.
I couldn't take it anymore after chapter 50. It was so frustrating. I was being treated like a dog all day long. I was just a temporary leader for one mission, but afterwards I was constantly being threatened into doing all sorts of extremely dangerous tasks that I couldn't refuse, and there were no rewards afterward.
These days, anyone can write a novel! After reading one chapter, I still don't understand even the most basic common sense. Didn't you do any research before writing the book? Can a pistol really shoot 100 meters and hit the bullseye?
Before transmigrating, he was a brick; after transmigrating, he's still a brick, constantly being moved around and spending his days on missions. Even a dog would get a bone, but this protagonist doesn't even get a hot bowl of soup.