
Shadows of Espionage
谍影疑云
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Spy Thriller
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
445Chapters
0Votes
4.8kRecs
31.4kFans
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Reader comments 21
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Author, you don't really want to arrange for the protagonist to lurk, do you? It's inappropriate. Besides, I've seen enough. There are too many plots like this, and it's unreasonable. How can I let Boss Dai's nephew go to the enemy-occupied area? Let's catch spies in the Kuomintang-controlled area until Chongqing, and occasionally arrange some assassination operations. @reader
The author shouldn't arrange for the protagonist to lurk. I've seen enough of this kind of plot, and as Boss Dai's nephew, it's not suitable to lurk. Just catch spies and occasionally carry out assassinations. That's it. The main plot is like this. The lurking plot is really not good. @reader
Are there any good spy novels? The current spy novels from Qidian are too retarded.
The author should not arrange for lurking in the subsequent plot. Keep catching spies in Guotong. After watching enough lurking plots, it is impossible to lurk with the identity of the protagonist before. From Nanjing to Chongqing, don't go to enemy-occupied areas. @reader
After reading Chapter 50, I was poisoned and died. It was a foregone conclusion that this book would be sold out!
After reading more than sixty chapters, I finally understand why this book is not popular. The author always likes to use the ideas of diaosi to write about the thinking of rich people, which is very different. First, the protagonist's background is Lao Dai, who is Lao Dai's nephew. I just asked, if you become a spy yourself, will you include your family and relatives? Isn't it because there are no other options, and being randomly assigned to other departments is not better than being a spy? And you also hide your identity and become an ordinary low-level officer? Even if the boss wants to train his nephew, he would put it in a place where he can control it at any time. Second, would Lao Dai actually regard a mistress as the protagonist's aunt? Did you also introduce your aunt's relatives to the protagonist for marriage, or were they working as spies? This is really not treating your nephew as a nephew. With this background, it's easy to find someone with a little bit of background. You need to find a relative who is your mistress. Even in modern times, they don't trick nephews like this...
Results for Dai Li's nephew
After liberation, Dai Li's nephew was shot because he refused to accept reform. . Guess why a spy's nephew refuses to be disciplined and reformed? Don't tell me that you are not the right one. As long as you have a close relationship with him, if you don't obey the discipline, just wait. Don't tell me that you are still working as an undercover agent.
It's really poisonous. It's a different stance. It eats the inside and excludes the outside.
It's better to have no heroine
You know how to write a sentimental essay about Hammer, but Huili is a failure among failures.
There are a lot of espionage articles that have turned from green to red. Don't these authors check the information? It is impossible for someone with such an identity as a secret agent of the Kuomintang to survive.