Espionage: I Gather Intelligence with a Simulator
谍战：我用模拟器获取情报
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
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- 6mo ago
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- Qidian
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You have no confrontation at all. The confrontation is you coming and me going. You are the protagonist. I come, I come, I come...
Author, have you ever understood the character of Miss Kong Er? As for Miss Kong Er, who is placed in history in the plot you wrote, it would be strange if she is not killed by the protagonist @reader
Don't write about using your identity as an undercover agent in Xiaoli. Once the routine has become established, just write about arrests in various places, and use more new ways of writing interrogations.
Can the author use AI to check the data before writing?
Can you be more rigorous? Is it an exaggeration to say that Japan sent two million spies to China during the Anti-Japanese War? Nowadays, AI is so easy to use. If you look up the data, you will know that 20,000 professional spies is a reasonable figure! Plus, the mess inside the merchants is overwhelming!
My personal attitude towards espionage is to be more tolerant. After all, the track is thin and there are many restrictions. There are not many people running on this track.
How come the author's protagonist's military rank is so high? Dai Chunfeng is just a colonel. The protagonist has a rank of captain, so how can he reach the rank of lieutenant colonel? @reader
I don't really understand the author's setting of system rewards. It's a bit arbitrary. In the first 10 simulations, 6 times were rated and there were rewards, but the rest were gone. After that, except for one first deposit reward, there was no rating for the simulation at all. It felt like it suddenly stopped just when it was about to get exciting. . .
Author, your torture techniques look very satisfying to readers, but for the plot, they are a bit too idealistic. If you really kill someone, it's hard to tell. Someone will definitely attack you and kill you to silence them.
When catching spies, the author can occasionally carry out assassination operations and let the protagonist go. He can also write about third-party forces, such as the British MI6 and the Soviet Cheka, without focusing on China and Japan.
Nowadays, many spy movies follow the same routine and are imitating it.